july. i m brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. mr. president, fire jeff sessions and hire me. new reporting that epa chief scott pruitt pitched that idea to president trump this past spring. but now that pruitt is facing even more alleged ethics violations, a senior administration official says pruitt is, quote/unquote, inching toward to the tipping point. pruitt is already the subject of at least 14 different probes. the list lays out things he s accused of doing. i ll read a few. asking his aides to get his wife a job twice. renting a room near capitol hill from a lobbyist for $50 a night. having an aide inquire about getting a used trump hotel mattress for him, wanting to use police sire tones blow through d.c. traffic. flying first class every single time, giving big raises to his favorite state of favorite
the plane in 90 seconds. the faa standards date back to 1960. and since then, seats have shrunk, leg room has shrunk. passengers worldwide can t blame this on americans passengers worldwide have gotten larger. there s more baggage in the cabin because of bag fees. now there s another problem of comfort animals. and the airplanes are 85% to 90% full, and in the 60s they were 60% full. we re a perfect storm here. the faa just washed its hands. your former employer, the transportation department, may intervene here. how so? that s right. they re help might be on the horizon. cue the superman song. my old office is going to look at what the faa is doing. they re going to audit the faa s actual implementation of the 90-second rule to see if all the events, all the things i talked about, the size of the passengers and the seats and the
what he said to george stephanopoulos at abc. should the white house be worried? the white house should not be worried about michael cone. they should be focused on what they should be focused on which is running the country and letting the courts decide other thanks a things that are happening. michael cohen i think is listening to the advise of counsel, and he may not be the attorney for the president anywhere. it may be wholly appropriate for him to do that as the pending investigation or case against him may involve his past roles it might be smart to separate himself completely so there s no issues of impropriety. we don t want to read into it, but the white house needs to focus on that and let the president s personal attorneys deal with the things that are distractions from the work that the president and his teem white house which have nothing to do with michael cohen are doing. peter, do you agree? nothing to see here, twitter changes, much ado about nothing?
look, it stands to reason that if michael cohen is facing a choice between flipping on donald trump and saying things that donald trump wouldn t want him to say and looking at a prison term, terrible ramifications for his family, the vast majority of people are going to put their family and themselves in front of donald trump. in that sense, yes, the trump administration has something to worry about. the political reality is that given the kind of hear no evil, see no evicti victi see no evd trump that is reflected by my fellow panelist and fox news and most of the republican party it woeb won t matter what the media uncovers about what trump was doing, what michael cohen says. literally no matter what comes out, people like parris will defend donald trump. actually you don t know me to say that i heard you so many times, and i ve never heard you criticize donald trump on anything. actually, that s not true. you should do better on your