since you are such is a good prognosticator on which of these things are able to produce will, political will. there s three of them, one would be russiagate. cnn has a new story out that russia tried to use it. and now the house oversight commit which is almost dormant under jason chaffetz, suddenly requesting documents on the trump treatment of foreign payments. which brings us to the good old emollients. which reads no person holding any office of profit or trust under them shall accept any emo emolluments. obviously, the clause is
first of all, i want to get your take on the decision to go ahead and strike the air base in syria. sure. well, julie, let s call it the trump treatment in syria. some observations. first, cruise missiles are more effective than leading from behind. number two, vladimir putin and the ayatollahs in iran and putin s stooge, bashar al assad, are hollering about the strike being illegal. and quite frankly, it s shameful to hear some of our elected officials parroting putin s talking points. the airfield was a military target, all the stuff that allows an aircraft base to be used as an aircraft base. and, yes, they have been able to use the runways not only because they weren t cratered, but because we might actually have to use them again. think about that. the attack was proportional and, as the president said in his
pentagon trying to coach journalists and others on what they would say and creating a criticism-free zone on what the administration was doing. that s very bad when trying to sort of put together credible policy programs and draw people into this. the truth of the matter is, when you compare what the gulf countries have been doing with us versus isis and syria, it just pales in comparison to what s been going on in yemen. we re not there with great allies and no one wanted to say that. yemen is a complete whole other mess we didn t have time to discuss. steve clemens, thank you for being with us. coming up, the republicans spent the night debating, hillary clinton got the trump treatment from none other than jimmy fallon. and the many faces of donald trump, it s all straight ahead on what s popping. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it s full of cool stuff, like. my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don t like.
like the ending of grease unbelievable when they took off in the car from the campaign. it is a summer romance. if roger stone leaves your campaign because it s too flamboyant you ve got some problems. all right. john feehery, thank you. francis rivera with a look at donald trump s history of controversial statements when it comes to women. before the megyn kelly blood comment trump slung low blow insults is sexist comments about two women over the past year. a reminder of the trump treatment over the past few years. last month that lawyer who was taking a deposition from trump revealed in 2011 he called her disgusting for wanting to take a prearranged break to pump breast milk for her 3-month-old daughter. and in tweets sent last year on a separate instance, trump described huffington post editor arianna huffington as, quote, a dog who wrongfully comments on me.
in the party that are concerned that trump is damaging the republican party brand in some way, and so they want to make sure to box him in. i think everybody is sort of taking a different position towards him depending on their own calculation for the path to the nomination. we ll talk more about this. scott walker a close number three in our cnn poll. it s the latest of donald trump s competitors to get the trump treatment, so to speak. herself more from trump s phone interview on cnn s state of the union. frankly, his state is having tremendous difficulty. i love wisconsin. it s a great place. he s in debt up to the gills. the school system is a disaster because they don t have any money. walker s state wisconsin, is a ka tastfy. i think he s number 36 or 38 overall in terms of the country