Says, President Trumps vision of soldiers marching and tanks rolling down the boulevards of washington is moving closer to reality in the pentagon and white house, where Officials Say they have begun to plan a Grand Military Parade later this year showcasing the might of Americas Armed forces. Trump has long mused publicly and privately about wanting such a parade, but a January 18th Meeting between trump and top generals in the pentagons tank, a room reserved for topsecret discussions, marked a Tipping Point according to two officials briefed on the planning. So theres where we begin. Lets bring in our leadoff panel on a tuesday night. Phillip rucker. White house bureau chief for the Washington Post. Shannon pettypiece for bloomberg news. And the Pool Reporter on duty at the white house today. So, todd, id like to begin with you. Talk about the president s demeanor, the kind of Bluster Index compared to other days
youve spent on the beat and the mood around him in the west wing. It wa
intelligence. papadopoulos now believes he was set up and is willing to testify before the senate intel committee. and now, jerome corsi, an associate of trump confidant roger stone, says he is rejecting a plea deal from robert mueller s team. the special cause reportedly has evidence showing two months before john podesta does hacked emails went public, jerome corsi knew wikileaks had them. the rulers team is examining whether jerome corsi pass that information roger stone but corsi says he did not have inside information from wikilea. instead he connected the dots, dots, s saying that two months before the podesta emails went public, he deducted the julian assange had them. mueller s investigators are apparently not buying it. laura: thanks so much for joining us media sol wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel in the whitewater lewinsky investigation. we haven t seen you for a while, so excited to have you want.
intelligence. papadopoulos now believes he was set up and is willing to testify before the senate intel committee. and now, jerome corsi, an associate of trump confidant roger stone, says he is rejecting a plea deal from robert mueller s team. the special cause reportedly has evidence showing two months before john podesta does hacked emails went public, jerome corsi knew wikileaks had them. the rulers team is examining whether jerome corsi pass that information roger stone but corsi says he did not have inside information from wikilea. instead he connected the dots, dots, s saying that two months before the podesta emails went public, he deducted the julian assange had them. mueller s investigators are apparently not buying it. laura: thanks so much for joining us media sol wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel in the whitewater lewinsky investigation. we haven t seen you for a while,
down president trump s supreme court nominee. senate minority leader chuck schumer charges trump chose brett kavanaugh to protect himself from mueller s russia investigation. does he have a point. here to discuss a man who worked with kavanaugh, solomon wisenberg former deputy investigator foyer the whitewater lewinsky investigation. great to have you on. thanks. you know brett kavanaugh. both worked on ken starr s investigation of clinton. what was it look to work with him? he was quite young then. in his early 30s. he was recognized even back then as a very brilliant and hard working thinker. here was just another staff member. very well regarded. quiet, hard working. great sense of humor. he laughed at all of my jokes. how i basically define having a great sense of humor. a delight to work with. he really was. you were both obviously, investigating a sitting u.s. president. how did cavanaugh view
decides to invoke the fifth amendment, and say, look, here s why i m doing it. the supreme court has said the fifth amendment protects the innocent as well as the guilty. i ve said from the beginning this is an unfair witch hunt of an investigation. and i m not going to subject myself to it. okay. anyone can pull that off, donald trump can. well done, counselor. mimi, by way of welcoming you to the broadcast, what i m going to do is play something that happened in this room on this network today. nicolle wallace had a couple journalists with her on the show. asked them all about tips for interviewing donald trump. we ll talk about it on the other side. in terms of talking to the president, he s a very, very difficult person to interrupt. he likes to talk. he goes on and on. he talks about a lot of different subjects. he jumps from one thing to the other. the most obvious thing in the world, again, this is not good advice to bob mueller, if you want him to be expansive, flatte