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yesterday. can t imagine he enjoyed that. but actually, have i heard from people inside this administration who have said that the way that this president processes information is not by reading. he doesn t read very much or at all. but by obviously watches cable news. but also, what he likes to do is take two aides or staffers or allies and put them in a room and have them argue with each other about an issue. and then he basically kind of goes on his own gut instinct about who won the debate. and that s often how he makes decisions and processes information. so it s not necessarily, you know, a terrible idea to stock his team with a team of rivals. the problem is that the rivals have to be ultimately competent and able to get on the same page when the president makes a decision. and we haven t seen that happening at all over the past year. and tim, there is a tv quality to what mckay just described. i 19, that really is the old
have to be ultimately competent and able to get on the same page when the president makes a decision. and we haven t seen that happening at all over the past year. and tim, there is a tv quality to what mckay just described. i 19, that really is the old crossfire format on the cnn show that i know donald trump remembers. and so that s basically he is kind of booking a cable news show in the room with him. well, and that s how he ran the trump organization. but we should remember the trump organization was a boutique tiny operation. it was not a fortune 500 company. he had a small a handful of people who had been with him for decades. and he ran that tiny thing by the seat of his pants. it was not the federal government of the united states. he s the president of the united states. he s clothed in immense power. he has millions of people working for him. he has the nuclear arsenal at his disposal.
but now it sounds like because of that meeting and lawmakers were left feeling confused by where the president said, now it is being pushed back in terms of policy specifics. and we know the president last night met with the nra. and as we all know, there is a feeling that whoever has the president s ear last is who wins. that is exactly what ben sasse said in a statement after that meeting. you know, we re not going to change policy and principles based on who spoke to the president last. the tphar tphar called that bluff. then the president sounds like niece back in the fold.nra call. then the president sounds like niece back in the fold. the last person to have talked to him has been the nra. and cornyn s bill, has 49 cosponsors, has stalled. that s why you have the qualifier of cautiously optimistic. it was good tv. now you can t be distracted by the tv quality because the
leventhal. is there a way to boost the audio? there is a way to boost the audio. he s been working today off a transmitter which is kind of like face time but a little bit more sophisticated and you should be able to get a really cell signal out of there so we can get an almost tv quality picture out but because there s so many people, probably a lot of people are periscoping this or using data in some way, there s so many people in there that he can barely get a signal out. look at the pope mobile now. go to that other shot. the fiat has arrived and the pope let s listen to the sound from there if we can. this is the front end of the security detail. i can see that. these gmcs that you see are familiar around town with the red and blue lights on the front. you see those the lights on the visors, the ones that you pull down to look in a mirror and put in some make-up or keep the sun out of your eyes when you are westbound on the long island