want after nixon left, did not want leaders like nixon. and i think with donald trump, this keeps on going, you re going to have people get sick of it, and they re going to say, we need a leader who can heal us and inspire us and unite us. that may happen as early as 2020. okay. well, let s talk about what he tweeted today, okay? what the president tweeted today. he says he wants unity, but then he says, there s a great anger in our country caused in part by inaccurate and even fraudulent reporting of the news. he goes on to call the media the true enemy of the people. that s not a message of healing and unity, is it? no, and it s not it s a message we never should have heard from him at any time. but can you imagine him saying this at this time of national tragedy when most people are hurting and particularly jewish americans are hurting. this is not the time for his politics. he always sorts of reverts to this whole thing. it s time for me to pit one group against another in
2020. okay. well, let s talk about what he tweeted today, okay? what the president tweeted today. he says he wants unity, but then he says, there s a great anger in our country caused in part by inaccurate and even fraudulent reporting of the news. he goes on to call the media the true enemy of the people. that s not a message of healing and unity, is it? no, and it s not it s a message we never should have heard from him at any time. but can you imagine him saying this at this time of national tragedy when most people are hurting and particularly jewish americans are hurting. this is not the time for his politics. i mean, he always sorts of reverts to this whole thing. it s time for me to pit one group against another in american society and try to benefit from it politically. he s going to visit pittsburgh tomorrow and then how many campaign rallies is he going to have? mm-hmm. i mean how many presidents he s going to do 11 between now and then. you know, john kennedy
precondition and no attorney/client privilege involved in this. and listen to how he explains don mcgahn s role in all of this this morning. the president encouraged him to testify. he is happy that he did. he is quite secure na there is nothing in the testimony to hurt the president, and john dowd told you that when he said that he was a strong witness for the president. and that is exactly what the president is saying as well. he is arguing that this is a transparent move by his legal team to show that he has nothing to hide. this is what the president tweeted today, the failing new york times wrote a fake piece implying that the because white house counsel don mcgahn was giving hours of counsel he must be a john dean type rat, and talking about the figure in the nixon and watergate scandal. but i allowed him and others to testify, and i didn t have to, but i have knotting the to hide.
know wafts from the words. so yeah, i mean some have even suggested giuliani is putting himself in hot water. i don t know about that but yes, i think it absolutely it stinks as a matter of you know just politics but it stinks as a matter of law, as well. he would be playing with fire for sure. matt, here s what the president tweeted today. what a tough innocence for fall. it s not a sentence. it s detention who has represented reagan, bob dole and many other top people in campaigns. didn t know he was head of the mob. what about comey and crooked hillary and all others? very unfair. what the president today was dangerous. you talk about it being a red line if they pardoned manafort. even what they did today has tainted this process. look where paul manafort is. in the place where he faces the biggest choice for the rest of his life which is to cooperate, to lessen his sentence so he
so yeah, i mean some have even suggested giuliani is putting himself in hot water. i don t know about that but yes, i think it absolutely it stinks as a matter of you know just politics but it stinks as a matter of law, as well. he would be playing with fire for sure. matt, here s what the president tweeted today. what a tough innocence for fall. for paul many of the. i should stop there and say it s not a sentence. it s detention who has represented reagan, bob dole and many other top people in campaigns. didn t know he was head of the mob. what about comey and crooked hillary and all others? very unfair. what the president and giuliani did today was very dangerous. you talk about it being a red line if they pardoned manafort. that have you been a red line. even what they did today has tainted this process. look where paul manafort is. in the place where he faces the biggest choice for the rest of his life which is to cooperate, to lessen his sentence so he