punching another guy, they slapped him in the face. it s like the most humiliating thing you can do to someone. that s what this is like. it s almost more disrespectful to throw water on a cop that it is to resist arrest. that s what these guys want. they want to be seen in the streets as being disrespectful because for some reason, they think it helps their streak cried, and so what if they get arrested? it s like a bad giovanna. they come out and they can tell everybody they ve become legends. that s how stupid this whole thing is and this does have root causes. they have colin kaepernick, everyone s hero, wearing socks that had police as pigs. they had bill de blasio saying his own son should be careful when he s around police officers. then you have black lives matter chanting fry em up like bacon, cnn want to hold jihad against the police department in the second obama term that wasn t very smart. martha: new york city police officers turned their back on bill de blasio when he
and irreversible denuclearization. and so, you know, as they go into this summit, you ve also seen the president last week kind of soften his language a little bit on denuclearization saying, maybe it didn t have to happen immediately and it could happen in sort of phases, which suggest that he s been made aware that north korea does not necessarily have any intention of denuclearizing. do we know which burger joint they would permit? we don t. that wasn t in the report, but we know that the intelligence officials determine that congrekim jong-un was open to opening a western burger franchise. and we know that president trump has suggested a sort of burger summit during the campaign saying, enough with the state dinners and if he were to meet with kim jong-un, then they would throw some burgers on a conference table and kind of hash it out. maybe he s trying to appeal to the president s affection for hamburgers. carol lee, that s a good spot to end it. thank you. thanks, as alway
just days after plmaria struck, frankel was involved on the ground. in fact, she was on the ground before president trump himself. she s also chartered more than 50 planes packed with tens of millions of dollars of aid and supplies for the island. take a look. so yeah, because you need i think you need it. $600, okay? oh, my god. i talked to her a short time ago about what she has seen there and experienced. take a look. so you have been there more than half a dozen times, on the ground, talking to folks. were you surprised at all to learn yesterday that the death toll is reportedly perhaps 70 times as high as the official government toll? i wasn t. i was there recently and the power went out when i was there two weeks ago or a couple of weeks ago, and when i first started going i was there before the president was there.
and decide what action should be taken. what s the public interest in having those tapes released? these tapes relate directly to the conduct of the president s right-hand attorney, relate directly to issues considering my client, attorney/client privileges that were disclosed by mr. cohen improperly by her prior counsel. and also, we have every reason to believe that the tapes include communications between mr. trump and mr. cohen that don t have anything to do with the rendering of legal advice. so those are not privileged communications. you know what s on the tapes? i m not going to get into what i know or don t know. here s what i know. this is a bombshell and the importance of this cannot be overstated. now, why michael cohen was recording these things was anybody s guess, but it wasn t very smart. but we now know that they exist. there s an admission in court that they exist and they should be released. the president s voice is on the tapes? that s our understanding.
president in modern history and congress has been a big part of that. the house passed 15 congressional review acts on billi undoing billions of dollars of obama law. his national security team is a big victory. frankly, he has had to fight democrats tooth and nail on personnel appointments that shouldn t be that controversial. i think the democrats have gotten themselves there. and, frankly, i think they threw away the 60-vote standard they could have had in the united states supreme court because they were more afraid of their own base. they really did something that they know that tactically wasn t very smart. finally, i do think we are on the verge of getting to tax reform. again, would it be helpful if we can get the health care thing done first? no question about it. that was a setback. that was a setback due to republicans in the house, not the president. we re the ones who didn t get our act together, not him.