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Then firing comey over the russia thing, there is synergy among all of these things that i think becomes more and more ominous by the day for the president and his family members and close associates. there s synergy among the russia investigation. certainly whether there s collusion and obstruction or one or the other. but there s also another threat here that has nothing to do with either one, and that hais potentially nothing to do with either one, and that is some overlap involved. michael cohen and what he was trying to do just cam pape finance and trying to hush stormy daniels and kaeren mcdougal with those hush money payments. sdny is making it clear they believe that is campaign finance violation and michael cohen s effort to defraud the voters. but they also make a point of saying he was directed to do so and they take this as fact, directed to do so by individual one. ....
Federal prosecutors disclosed that the president directed a pair of campaign felonies that basically defrauded voters. that s one. two, his personal lawyer and fixer was talking about a deal with the russian government that included political synergy, a deal which he lied about to congressional investigators and he said he lied for the president. and three, his campaign chief lied about among other things his contact with someone tied to russian intelligence. there s also now an enormous body of public evidence demonstrating the trump orbit s eagerness to team up with russia earlier in the campaign. not to mention the pervasive culture of lying and corruption that has been uncovered by prosecutors more generally. as the washington post notes, we now know that russians interacted with at least 14 that number s at 14 now trump associates during the campaign and the transition. that includes some family members. the president s lawyer lied to investigators about his ....
i think you ve got to go back to two things, one someone like chuck rosenberg will say just because you try to rob a bank and you re not successful in robbing a bank doesn t mean you didn t commit a crime. the crime is still there. and two, the reason i push back on all of this because i remember vividly being a reporter on the 2016 campaign trail and hearing people say what sounded things pretty absurd on television and everyone going of course, no one s going to buy that and hearing a completely different thing when i was on the road. so i think the conversation to be had is one of, well, what does break through and what s the fundamental strategy? here s the problem i think for republicans and actually looking at the bigger picture, they don t know what s going to come out on the president through the mueller investigation. that s what they re afraid of. so the political side of this, the democrats should do thorough and complete investigations. i think that s the right thing ....
Republicans who are not that closely associated with the white house. they don t like the trajectory of this thing. they re basically saying, i don t want to be that closely associated. why aren t we seeing more people like that? we just don t know their names at this point, there aren t that many left. there s some high profile left that haven t made any moves. a lot of them a lot more loyal to the president. nick ayers, not to say that he s been disloyal specifically, but he s known as a rising star, he s been in pence world for a long time. if things are starting to look really bad, and people are starting to get worried, why ma maintain that loyalty? i have no idea. i ve had this same question. actually sense charlottesville, like really, guys, you re going to get up and go to work? i think i ve always had that question. i do think people like to be in close proximity to power. ....
French president emmanuel macron is facing the biggest threat to his political career. after weeks of so-called yellow jacket protests marked by violence. today macron announced a raise in the country s minimum wage and tax relief measures during an address to the nation. macron initially faced backlash against gas tax hikes. but that evolved into a broader rebellion against his presidency. president trump did not make things easier for his french counterpart. he sent multiple tweets over the weekend mocking france over the 2015 paris climate accord which the u.s. is leaving. he tweeted the paris climate accord is not working out so well for paris. protests and riots all over france. later he added, very sad day and night in paris. maybe it s time to end the ridiculous and extremely expensive paris agreement and return money back to the people in the form of lower taxes. that drew a rebuke from the french foreign minister who told the lci tv station that we don t ....