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Aearlier. so this is the crowd reaction from the same event. but here we are on the bridge as there is supposed to be humanitarian aid coming into venezuela. this is acute crisis. 3.2 million people forced to flee their homes. the aide was hoped to go to the people. it was a human wave really. a dead stop. but then i saw on the corner a dispute, i don t know who started it, clearly an opposition member demonstrating member of the riot police pulling out a shield. i don t know whether that was the spark. then behind that line we saw a venezuelan rye olt police officer load the tear gas into the crowd and the rush back, which is obviously the most dangerous moment when people flee with the effects of tear gas. but in the wider context of the ....
Republicans that have concerns about getting an authorization to use military force here and that trying to use the one dating back to 9/11 is not necessarily the right way to go here. do i think overall majorities in congress are going to stop the president from doing that? no. we didn t see that a year ago when he launched surgical strikes. i don t think the political calculus has changed in any way that they would all of a sudden the republican majorities would try to prevent him from doing so now. the president sent out tweets yesterday that sounded as though incoming missiles were imminent in terms of syria, then today he backed off saying, no, no, i never said when anything was going to happen. do we have any sense from the white house of any sort of time frame or what the president is thinking? no and by design, except for the president s tweet that he s already cleaning up as you noted, he didn t just slightly back off this. he ran away and chose an entirely different tact ....
I think, by the way, he s doing great. he s doing great. fake news yesterday or two days ago. i rarely put out a tweet praising somebody, only when they get a false story. so tension between the president s chief of staff rising over the past few weeks. escalating with vanity fair article monday reporting that ivanka trump is looking for a replacement here. he praised kelly. then held a 15 minute q&a with reporters. could this have been the president s way of showing kelly he is in charge? it s certainly a classic trump brush-back. we ve seen this act play out a number of times over the last year. and i would certainly read that as a sign of saying that kelly s days are numbered, unfortunately. i think he s doing a hell of a job under the circumstances. thank you, gentle pemen. i always appreciate our conversation. i always enjoy our hopefully we ll be in the same room someday. without the hats. ....
This is your problem. is there a possibility, david, even a slight that the president did consult with his. leaders and desooded to give a dangerous but rhetorical brush back when i ve asked trump advisers whether the time for negotiations i ve more attempt before it moves towards resolution. i wanted to ask gordon, we re thinking of the effect this. what do people there think as our president talks about fire and fury enveloping their ....