Segregated south, and he told me, i never really had any real relationship with a person of color, my entire youth. we were in the segregated south and then he rounds the corner, his first ship in the navy and his bunk mate is black and they are literally sleeping on top of each other and become lifelong friends. that s why i think we have to get back to national service, some shared sacrifice for a cause bigger, and then the only color you re worried about is red, whoite and blue. because you re serving a cause bigger than yourselves. fox nation is forever grateful for whoever has put this great country first.
Pennsylvania. i m a proud history teacher. all of his segments are my worst nightmare. that s all for tonight. always remember, i m waters, this is my world. the only color is red, white and blue. it s a choice. it has nothing to do with your race, religion, color or creed. there is no place on earth better than the united states of america. what do we want? when do we want it? now. and it s worth dying for.
You know, or be personally harmful. you know, you re expressly not allowed to classify something for purposes of protecting your personal interests, your reputation and so on. on the face of it, this seems to be very unusual. it s sensitive, compartmented information. it is a higher category of classification than top secret, but again, there are other things that go in that. now, i will say that one thing and it s important to emphasize that the national security council has its own lawyers and they sometimes work for the white house council, and they sometimes don t. sometimes they leave the whoite house council in the dark. there is just a lot we need to know about who was involved in this process. by the way, it s a little surprising to me and i m a
Is this a smoking gun. and at the end of the hour, we ll tell you what to watch for and what to expect in that public hearing beginning at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow in the house intelligence committee, a hearing that we already know will be historic. the acting director of national intelligence joseph mcguire will testify to the committee and explain why he blocked the inspector general s report of the whistle-blower s complaint. former house intelligence committee staffer will tell us exactly what the committee staff is doing right now at their desks tonight to prepare the members of that committee for tomorrow s hearing and what the members will be trying to achieve in that hearing tomorrow morning, beginning at 9:00 a.m. right here on msnbc. as of tonight, this five-page memorandum of telephone conversation, released by the whoite house today, has made this is the five-page memorandum. it has made this 448-page mueller report now the
Manafort he may look at manafort as a tough guy who s held his self together so far, but on the other hand trump is innately disloyal to everyone around him, even people who have willingly gone to jail for him. what s the upside if you re manafort and his team in not apologizing to the court, showing remorse? look, i think that was definitely strategic play on their part knowing two things, one, that this judge has a reputation for going very easy on whoite collar criminals. they didn t need to burn that chit and put themselves back behind the 8 ball where trump could interpret it as there s paul selling me out. because manafort knows that the president is vengeful among many other terrible characteristics. so i think you re going to end up with a situation where manafort didn t think he needed to do it with this judge and thought it might have been a risk factor for any potential pardon, which i still think is a long shot for him. what do you make of the