that is huge. that is the largest number of shots in this country since the spring, since may. over 2 million americans getting a shot in a single day is a good sign that, it shows that we are worried, but it shows that for the most part we get what is going on here. we get what is needed to be done, we understand the rational steps that are needed to protect ourselves in our country, at least most of the country does. of course, alternatively, instead, you could you know, give your baby and landfill mud. maybe that will work instead. and while you are dipping your baby in landfill mud, why not eat some of that dirt yourself, just in just a bit every day, or a lot, try breaking into your cookies. maybe that is a better idea for how to handle this problem. magic dirt. what s? this is a real thing that the anti vax people are doing now. you are forgiven if you think that i am joking. or if you are finding it hard
it again, and then go, oh, no, no, no, no, and hit delete. so the short version is, you did it because your client asked you to. not because you re a russian operative, not because you had dirt yourself, none of what we ve heard speculated is true. and not because i even knew that they had dirt. i did it because my client, who i managed, as well as handled publicity for, had asked me to do something which he felt was simple, just get a meeting. why do you think they wanted the meeting? do you think they had connections to the russian government? why they wanted the meeting, i m not sure. i think there may have been an element of grandstanding. i ve always believed that maybe this attorney who knew emin s father and was a staunch advocate of the magnitsky act. now, at the same time, i d never heard of the magnitsky act. now, i should actually be a spokesman for or against the magnitsky act, because that s all i ve heard for a year. it was important for this attorney to get a mee
and so let s get after it with rob goldstone. the book, pop stars, pageants, and presidents: how an e-mail trumped my life. rob goldstone, thank you for taking the opportunity. pleasure. appreciate it. wish you never wrote it? not the book, the e-mail? you know, i ve thought so much about that. and knowing what i know now, 12, 14 months later, i would probably read each of those 137 words of that e-mail, then read it again, and then go, oh, no, no, no, no, and hit delete. so the short version is, you did it because your client asked you to. not because you re a russian operative, not because you had dirt yourself, none of what we ve heard speculated is true. and not because i even knew that they had dirt. i did it because my client, who i managed, as well as handled publicity for, had asked me to do something which he felt was simple, just get a meeting.