strategically? i don t think there is a purpose. look, i find myself in a strange position. because as a foreign policy hawk, i supported the decertification of the iran deal. and i agree that the last 25 years of diplomacy with north korea haven t worked. the problem is 95% of policy lies in the execution. and in this case, execution lies in the hands of a temperamental president who seems to think that all of his opponents, whether it s kim jong un or marco rubio can be subjected to schoolyard bullying with equal effect. and that s really dangerous. you want two things in foreign policy. you want clarity, and you want credibility. and with this president, you have neither. just listening to your last segment on politics, i was thinking that the president reminded me of the black knight from the monty python skit. no matter how many embarrassments he suffers, he keeps saying it s just a scratch
interested in collusion. and mr. priebus was the head of the rnc during the campaign. so they want to know what his involvement with the russians were and what he knows about trump. but they re especially interested in obstruction. because priebus was everywhere that trump was. reportedly, he was very concerned what trump would say. so he always wanted to be there to kind of monitor him. and especially at that meeting, where trump famously excused the vice president, the attorney general and priebus and said i want to talk to comey alone. we have this image of priebus outside the office looking in. oh my god, what are they talking about? so they re going to ask him about all of that. what were you so concerned the president was going to say to the fbi director? let me ask you about exposure of mr. priebus himself. if you re sitting in a room and three or four people, or one other person is talking about committing a crime, obstruction of justice, to what extent are you exposed to the
but you can kelme kelly wise, kelly wise the dancing clown. oh, don t go. i ll give a coat. a crazy, crazy coat. how about this? okay. so puerto rico actually was worse before hurricane maria, and the hurricane did actually blow some buildings back together. and i don t know why elizabeth warren won t tweet about that. that s insane. i know. you want another one? no. shut up. okay. so secretary tillerson did not call the president a moron. they were sharing a sundae and the president asked if he wanted more sprinkles? and the secretary said more on. we ll be right back. switch to walgreens. we make it easy to seize the day, so you can get more out of life and medicare part d. just walk right in for savings that will be the highlight of your day. walgreens has $0 copays on select plans
presidents, including president obama did make heartfelt calls to the parents who had lost their young southerners daughters in harm s way. that attack by trump came after a larger more startling revelation. president trump acknowledged the last nine months have been an outright legislative failure, and he and his congress were incapable of majoring on any major campaign promise this year, immigration, health care, or tax cuts. let s watch. would you be okay if tax reform were not passed until next year as opposed to this year? well, i would like to see it be done this year, john. i would like very much to see bit done in year. so we won t go a step further. if we get it done, that s a great achievement. don t forget, it took years for the reagan administration to get taxes done. i ve been here for nine months, a little more than nine months. actually, ronald reagan, i didn t really like it when he did it. but he did it in a matter of a few months in 1981, within his first year i
because i think the american public is sick of it. are you considering firing robert mueller? no. that was president trump of course today once again denying as he should, he has to, that his campaign colluded with russia during the election. of course he has to say that and despite the progress and the special counsel s probe, he says he is not considering any attempt to fire mueller. this comes after reince priebus was interviewed by mueller s investigators for a full day this past friday. according to the washington post, the interview is a sign that mueller s investigation is now reaching into the highest levels of trump s aides and former aides. politico points out that as the top aide to the president, priebus was present for many meetings, including discussion on firing comey and was near the oval office when trump allegedly asked comey to go easy on flynn. joining me is paul butler, former prosecutor and msnbc analyst. what do you think went on and on all day probing of