things, half of which isn t true. but he puts people on their heels. not today. was that some kind of battle cry that we re going to fight you on your own terms and i really think they were doing what good leaders do. you call people to the carpet, you hold them accountable, you ensure that they are having conversations rooted in fact. they were having a conversation with someone who is supposed to act as the commander in chief and he demonstrated that he was ill prepared. donald trump thought that this was a reality show, perhaps another season of the apprentice and little did he know these people are professionals, they ve been doing this a very long time and they re coming in not just to advocate of what s in the best interest of their constituents but also for their constituents and not just they re parties but what s in the best interest of the american people. donald trump should have been taking copious notes about what it looks like to have a meaningful conversation, how
have to do something to acknowledge that he broke a code and that code is whether you re an officer of that rank, you do not lie to anyone, will thelet your own government. and that transcends your military involvement. angela and scott, do i amen on my new nickname of nan-chuck. don lemon gave it to me i was going to go with palumer or none of them. that was trump s theaters. lights are on, he s saying thing, half of which isn t true. but he puts people on their heels.
economists say the eighth largest in history, about 20% of the gains went to the top 1%. and they added $1 trillion in debt over the next decade projected. we were just discussing that in our policy debate. but president trump has been insisting the tax cuts are great and the largest in history, which isn t true. republicans passed the biggest tax cut and reform in history. we got tax cuts, biggest tax cuts in history. polls show many voters want some kind of checks on president trump, but supporters stand by even when they acknowledge he s not very truthful. take this line from a 34-year-old health care workers who spoke to a reporter after a rally saying, i can t say that anything he says is true. but i trust him. i m joined now by democratic congresswoman jackie speier and
unearth facts. but what strikes me about that tucker carlson clip that you played and what troublings me about it, we ve seen tucker carlson criticize the idea that diversity is strength, that institutions and our country can be strengthened by our die verszity. and this idea that equalizing people, that bringing equality to systems is a zero sum game and that whites people have to lose in order for or white men have to lose in order for women and people of color to be equalized, that is a fallacy. and that is what bothers me the most about what we saw in that clip, this idea that diversity doesn doesn t improve us which isn t true. . and one of those 11 guys is hispanic, ted cruz. so we should note that. thank you very much.
disagreement. the discourse should take place. but there s no way we should attack his military service, and certainly not being we shouldn t be insensitive to what his family s going through. a vote is a vote. that s separate from this. jeffrey tuben, you constantly note what appears on other cable networks. there were comments on other cable networks. i m an avid watcher of other cable networks. there was an analyst who questioned the may tree ottism of john mccain and noted he cracked under torture. which isn t true. do you see this tone permeating elsewhere? yeah, i think we should talk more about donald trump s war heroism. i think it is look, this is the whole thing is disgusting, and the idea that this didn t come from the top is absurd. i mean, you know, where did this flunk can i get this idea to mock john mccain? because the president mocks john mccain, i mean, come on, it s