dana: you couldn t fit in it. eric: we re trying to make money on a chevy volt that is not selling and give nissan, japanese company dana: hold on a second. eric, nissan has a lot of american employees. eric: it s a japanese company. bob: so? dana: but my point is that eric: g.m., chrysler, boeing. andrea: dana, go ahead. dana: there are plenty of republicans and democrats that both lobby for this money. they wanted the program in the first place. they ask for it and they lobbied for the districts. i also think that secretary chu eric: underqualified. sorry. i apologize. dana: i think it s disgusting the way we name-call here on both sides. this is a guy who was an accomplished scientist. maybe he should haven t been in charge of the green energy loan program going out. it wasn t as if the both republicans and democrats didn t ask for the program in the first place. do i think it was poorly
ppds into the trump campaign pain. his saga is also a tale of the trump campaign in miniature. he was brash, boastful and underqualified, yet he exceeded expectations and, like the campaign itself, he proved to be a tantalizing target for a russian influence operation. i want to bring in one of the people who broke the story. i want to start with what we learned about george papadopoulos. you knew of him as a coffee boy in the estimation of one member of that team. as you begin to color in the profile, what more did you learn about him? certainly the coffee boy label doesn t fit here. this is an aide who stayed in contact with top campaign officials all the way through the campaign. he was asked and did help edit donald trump s first major foreign policy speech and he helped broker a meeting between donald trump and top members of the egyptian government. so this was not a coffee boy,