book. a ten secret document the special counsel argues the president showed four people in the room. a writer, publisher and two of his white house aides. these are bad, sick people. that was your cue, you know, against you. started talking about oh, we re going to try to no, they were trying to do that before you even were sworn in. that s right. with millie, i ll show you an example. he said that i wanted to attack iran. isn t that amazing, a big pile of papers, this thing just came up. look. it was him. they presented me this. this is off the record, but they presented me this. this was him. this was the defense department and him. we looked at him. this was him. this wasn t done by me. this was him. all sort of stuff. pages. let s see here. yeah. isn t that amazing? this totally wins my case, you know. except it is highly confidential, secret. this is secret information. look at this. attack. hillary would print that out all the time. she send it to
Sounds like a man engaging with the rest of us. Wasnt he meant to be the America First president , the one willing to do deals with russia and assad . So, has something changed . The Syrian Government thinks america was duped. I think they fall to the trick, and they have changed unnecessarily what they thought about syria. Well ask what this means for syria, the us and the world. And, while the world was reacting to that, a reminder of fraught times another truck atrocity, this time in the swedish capital, stockholm. I could actually see bodies lying on the street, and i could see the police covering a body with an orange blanket. Hello. Over three days, a huge shift in us policy to syria. A new engagement with the world and, it seems, a fresh approach to Foreign Policy that sees america willing to bomb again. On one account, trump means business, is willing to act fast and decisively, and is telling not just syria, but russia, iran and north korea to watch out. On this account, what
right? you can t go down to the local general s office and crack open a beer and say you know, what do you think about me overthrowing the government? would you be with me? because the second you do that, the secrecy goes away. everything you do the flying blind. you don t know who s lying and telling the truth. so you have a huge amount of miscalculation because everyone is operating on bad information which is why even someone like me who studies coups really had no idea how it was going to end on saturday because these things pivot wildly based on timing and luck and other chance events. is the instability now gone? is it stable? is putin out of the dark or we still in a moment where who knows what might happen? dictators operate on a myth. that everyone loves them and no one opposes them. when a plot is underway, it exposed that. everyone knows there s real dissent in russia and
to figure out a way to get a more interesting and diverse body of students in the school? are they finding ways to get around using race? that s what they re looking at right now. they re trying to come up with plan b. perhaps, you know, some of them we ve sort of already scrapped. s.a.t. scores, i would have liked that. of course, everyone would. but the most sort of interesting one i think is the idea of getting rid of legacy because a place like harvard has depended a lot on creating that billion dollar and multibillion dollar endowment through legacy, and through donations of people who have gone for generations. maybe one of the things they would be open to if you can t use race anymore. got it, laura jarrett, we ll see what happens. thursday is the next decision day. thursday for sure, could be friday as well. coming up, kevin mccarthy does damage control after saying donald trump is not the strongest republican candidate. is it isn t necessarily the
these classified documents. it sort of goes to his state of mind, his intent, using this classified materials to essentially settle political scores with i guess someone who doesn t particularly like. so using classified information in that way i think is something that you know, the prosecutors would basically play this for the jury and rest a lot of their case on it essentially because it really does speak to his state of mind and exactly what he was thinking and also goes to this idea that he knew what he was doing was wrong because you know, if you listen to it, he s saying he could have declassified this when he was president. he no longer can and there s even a little pushback it seems from an aide there about this idea he maybe didn t get it to them somehow and them thinking it wasn t such a great idea. i think it speaks to donald trump s state of mind and could be used going forward by prosecutors because it s just really strong evidence for them to present to a jury. josh, i