peter, i wish i had a front row seat. i had a 50th row seat. we were kind of in the middle there. i have already gotten a little bit of blowback on twitter from folks saying i didn t hear the boos on tape. i think the boos were clear. sitting in the room, there were hisses and boos definitively, absolutely audible. really only when the president in that question and answer session after his speech talked about that fake news moment. obviously, the president sitting on an international stage talk about the free press that way. for this president that has become something he s done in the past, especially at home obviously. that was an interesting moment. overall, the audience was receptive. it was an absolutely packed house, there were no empty seats. people were standing alongside and in the back which you couldn t see from the shot of the president sitting on stage. his speech, bottom line for the whole davos trip, no major missteps, and that s exactly
professional that spends the first three hours of the work day spending time relaxing when they need to get abreast of foreign policy issues domestic policy issues making sure they can manage their team instead of them wreaking havoc all over the country, i don t think it s right for you to talk down to a fellow xlen tater because you don t like what i said. i wasn t talking down to you. i was talking down to the comments you made. i disagree with that. having executive time as was suggested is not nap time. the president s allowed to have his own time to do things that he believes are important for his presidency and i don t think we should be questioning him. i want to ask you, doug, about the tweets from the president. hisses tweets always get attention but this weekend they got a lot. check this out. he said throughout my life my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being like really smart. crooked hillary clinton also played these cards very hard and as every
us. 5:00 a.m., you re up early. you were there, you were surprised she got this type of reaction from the audience. were you? i think when you invite a person who is a member of the administration, she came at the request of angela merkel, and sitting in the audience, i was surprised to hear this reaction, i ll have you know that just before she went on, we were reminded in the audience to twice before the queen of the netherlands who was also on the panel to stand up to make sure that they showed her adequate respect. and so it caught me particularly by surprise that then there were these audible hisses and groans when ivanka trump was on stage defending her father. emily, she has been a really fierce defender of her father. and she is in a very difficult position trying to square her father s record on women s issues with her own stance, right? yeah. and i think what is lost here and what i think often happens
welcome back. ivanka trump got an interesting reception in berlin today. she was with the german chancellor angela merkel. while she was defending her dad support for women and family, sheet or cement boots and hisses from the crowd. he has had tremendous support shown towards i certainly heard the criticisms from the media. that has been perpetuated. i know from personal experience and i think the thousands of women who have worked with and for my father for decades when he was in the private sector are a testament to his beliefs and solid conviction in the potential of women and their
ability to do the job as well as any man. okay, this is obviously a controversial thing. she went to go speak and true the drew the hisses from the crowd. the leftists as they really respect women, they were given an opportunity to respect a woman like that and they boo and his spirit now they are treating us like it s a soccer match. i don t understand what is going on. i think ivanka is supposed to be the moderating voice for her father. i think people in europe should support that. i don t know why also saying that my father respects family is controversial. he has probably hired a ton of fathers and mothers and children. i don t really get what is going on here. i really like how she was speaking into that microphone. what do you make of this? she is really gone out of her way, i think she contributes and