just the way the white house press correspondents dinner would have become. and if he, if you re looking for sort of nuggets of him trying to sort of turn the tide and calm things down that to me shows you know, that was clear thinking. that was smart on his part. so let s turn, david, to the number. i think we have a graphic showing these members of congress who have called the president out by name. initially after the president s comments on saturday, and then monday and tuesday, there was a silence there. and they were, you know releasing statements via twitter. not calling the president specifically. not @realdonald trump-ing, but now they are what s the significance here? i think it shows he has a problem and is facing some blow-back. i question how big a deal this reaction is. if you follow up this question with anybody who is criticizing him and then say well, yeah you re criticizing, but then
that was when the united states entered world war i, helping turn the tide. interesting the president has america philosophy, sort of a reminder that the last, you know, the last century was defined by american leadership around the world. american leadership sometimes when the american public did not want to be there. so that s sort of the subtext of this bastille day today. we ll continue to bring you live pictures throughout the next hour and a half. former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton stressing the importance of humility in the oval office. the two former commander in chief appeared together on thursday at a leadership event. when they were asked what they consider the most important quality a president should have, here s how they responded without mentioninging the current president by name, of course. i think it starts with bill clinton being a person who refused to lord his victory over
research is a part of it. we need to provide services in the right way. we need to fund intervention programs and we do very little of that. two, treatment in the way of traditional care. going after beg phrma is not the answer. no. it s important to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable they re not marketing these medications irresponsibly and they re also helping to solve the opioid epidem epidemic. for far too many years they were not engaged. in fact, we know 20 years ago part of problem is pharmaceutical companies were marketing irresponsibly and they were doing so with doctors and patients, and that has to happen. you have a documentary turn the tide. what s that about? it was to change the mind about the opioid epidemic and
their own foreign policy position papers, but romney is unusual in that he seems not to have even read his. according to a clarifications from romney s campaign, he apparently would order a military strike before iran even acquired a bomb simply when it was getting close. for anyone who has actually seen a battlefield, that s a blithe, too-light embrace of a path to yet another war. it s emblematic of a candidate who, on foreign policy, appears an empty shell. andrea mitchell, does he need to replace his team? what does he need to do to sort of turn the tide? there were a number of articles like this over the weekend of pieces. this is on mitt romney, what i find really inexplicable is that he did not accurately explain the view on iran and israel that he himself had previously articulated and that all of his advisers were laying out. so he aligned himself with president obama s view on the red lines against iran, not netanyahu s. and that makes absolutely no
butter sculptures. constant town hall meetings with evangelical voters, check. this year there s also another requirement, an interview with conservative talk show host simon conway on des moines s powerhouse radio station who, and he joins me now. good morning, simon. good morning, chris. how are you doing? i m doing well. and i think that your meteoric rise has held unlike some of the candidates in your state. what do you think, is there anything that some of these candidates can say or do in the next five days that they haven t said or that people haven t heard in these countless tv and radio ads to sort of turn the tide? what are people looking for? you know what, chris, you re absolutely right. iowa has absolutely not decided yet. there s still plenty of time and i think what people are looking for here is a consistent message. they re also looking for someone they believe is strong enough to go up against the president.