formality about these presidential burials and laying in state because it s a military thing. they start the day, the person is inaugurated to plan it, but underneath it s a family. it starts as a family, it starts in their hometown. the body was brought here. they were a citizen, now they become president again and then they go back to their hometown. all the while, the people most connected is the family. to show that to the other people and to their father, it s a respite from everything that s going on today. it certainly is. very moving and lovely that they did choose to return so unexpectedly. you know, for the citizens who were there coming to pay their respects, to have george w. bush and laura bush walk in. earlier today something else happened that was rather surprising in these times. president trump and the first lady visited privately with members of the bush family. we also saw laura bush, about 20 other relatives visiting the white house at the invitation of melania tr
i mean, john, it is pretty stunning here the parallels. he s talking about democrats and clinton aides and of course roger stone was his confidant and associate. indeed, indeed. with roger, however, hypocrisy and shame are not big personal issues for him. he s got a reputation for doing pretty much what roger thinks he wants to do and doesn t care much about the public feeling about his actions. so actually the fact that he did take the fifth was from a legal standpoint probably his only option at this point. his lawyer probably advised him to take it because it s the only way he can protect his rights. he doesn t know exactly what his status is at this point. so i think that probably was pretty much insisted on by his lawyer, and a smart thing to do. garrett, as we await this flynn filing, as we said, any moment now, what do you think this means for mueller?
what happened is my son, joey, who s in the picture. i should call him joe now. he s mr. joe now. he had served in iraq and joined the army right after 9/11 having graduated from harvard that june. so president bush and barbara invited us up to spend the day in kennebunkport and we went in that ridiculous cigarette boat. i was terrified. we came back to lunch, talked about president clinton who had just been there before and about their growing friendship. as we left, i went to go to the bathroom which was right outside the oval driveway and i locked the door and could not get out. they re all waiting right outside for me. finally president bush sends my son, joey, to see if he can come in the window and get me out. he can t. he has to take a hammer and break the lock. so i walk out of the bathroom and he says to me with this huge smile on his face, at least you write well. every time i m in a bathroom now, i m afraid to lock the door. so it was a great day overall. i m sure it was
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the chinese are and the worse the chinese economy goes, the better for us. no, no, no, no. that just doesn t work. steve, let me just say his discussion of tariffs is just akin to what congressman smoot and hawley were talking about in 1930. this trade war could escalate and escalate and escalate. i m glad the smoot-hawley tariff program has made it on the program. one of the most important predicates to a world war. thank you very much. and now republicans not towing the president s official line on jamal khashoggi after a cia briefing on his dismemberment. if he was in front of a jury, he would be convicted in 30 minutes, guilty. pretty clear. senator menendez was in today s briefing with gina haspel, the cia director. he s outfront. plus shocking allegations of