licensing his name around the turn of the century because it was easy money. he didn t have access to borrowed capital from banks anymore because of all the money banks lost and here was an opportunity to sign your name and get paid up front. who made deals with trump? and what were the terms? that s where things begin to get fuzzy. this is trump inc. journalists at wnyc radio has been investigating trump businesses for more than a year. it s a podcast and reporting project to try to uncover the secrets of the trump family business. secrets because the trump organization fights to keep business details private. case in point. the only ones that care about my tax returns are the reporters. the president s battle over his tax returns. no lawyer would tell you to
joining me now jennifer ruren and jonathan capehart. jonathan is also host of wnyc radio s national political collin show, america on the line. welcome to both of you. jennifer, i ve been talking about this all day and i don t even know where to start at this point other than to say words do matter, and the job of journalists, and we ll just start there where he attacked journalists the job of journalists are to be critical, to speak truth to power, to call out inaccuracies and falsehoods and lies and to bear witness. and if result of that work is negative, that s something politicians have to suck up and accept. that s right. listen, i think we need to avoid any kind of false equivalence here.
low iq individual. they ll go to the person holding a sign who gets paid by soros or somebody. these are just terrible people, fake news, the enemy of the people. cnn s the worst. joining me now jennifer ruren and jonathan capehart. jonathan is also host of wnyc radio s national political collin show, america on the line. welcome to both of you. jennifer, i ve been talking about this all day and i don t even know where to start at this point other than to say words do matter, and the job of journalists, and we ll just start there where he attacked journalists the job of journalists are to be critical, to speak truth to power, to call out inaccuracies and falsehoods and lies and to bear witness. and if result of that work is negative, that s something politicians have to suck up and accept.
price, former senior director and spokesperson for the national security counsel and obama administration, and former cia analyst. and john, for the washington post and host of wnyc radio s america on the line there. both msnbc contributors. and ned, your reaction to this latest reporting from the washington post saying american intelligence intercepts have captured saudi officials discussing a plan to detain khashoggi. in some ways, lawrence, this underscores our worst fear. in the intelligence community there s something known as intelligence community directive 191. and it requires that the intelligence community provides as you said a duty to warn to both u.s. citizens and non-u.s. citizens alike in three scenarios. in the threat of murder, bodily harm, and in the threat of yes, kidnapping. so the fact that jamal khashoggi entered the saudi consulate in
and as far as they can tell the president of the united states has absolutely no objection to that. tonight the senate of foreign relations committee has sent a letter to the president signed by every member of the committee except of course rand paul demanding an investigation of the disappearance and possible murder of jamal khashoggi. joining our discussion now, ned price, former senior director and spokesperson for the national security counsel and obama administration, and former cia analyst. and john, for the washington post and host of wnyc radio s america on the line there. both msnbc contributors. and ned, your reaction to this latest reporting from the washington post saying american intelligence intercepts have captured saudi officials discussing a plan to detain khashoggi. in some ways, lawrence, this underscores our worst fear. in the intelligence community there s something known as intelligence community directive 191.