response but he went and was part of rebuilding the city. i have just never seen anything like this. and obviously donald trump won t be back after today unless it s to come announce some crackdown. jason jumped in, let me go back and then back to matt. all of you guys are mentioning something that hit me, it s not just george bush, but beyond politics, i am not a fan of rudy giuliani, never have been. but after 9/11 he was america s mayor. rudy giuliani recognized we were all so traumatized, right, george bush recognized we were all so traumatized that this was something that affected all of us. i will tell you this, i have talked to friends in d.c. who said i m nervous walking into walmart now, i m nervous walking into target. i m going to a conference in miami this week, we re talking about increased security. we are all el paso right now. we re all dayton. what a president is supposed to do, we have all seen that viral video of a car backfiring in times square and people
somebody is going to leak something. brian: bloomberg told them the white house told them not to. if bloomberg s report something correct and if senator feinstein s request for the memo from don mcgahn the white house legal counsel to the fbi setting forth the parameters of the last inquiry will not be made public these are legitimate criticisms. i also want to noted how difficult this is because i keep hearing this from friends in d.c. for the court itself, which now is viewed in the minds of so many americans as just another political institution. you haven t heard a peep from any of the 8, but i know some of them and i have heard from some of them. not directly but through others, they are just not happy at the way the court itself as an institution has come off. brian: judge, tell me if this is right. they weren t happy in 2000 when they decided bush vs. gore. they will not hear when john roberts preserved obamacare.
tom: interesting, right? rob, moby had a long list there. he did he them down while he was talking to his friends in d.c. or did they just kind of tell him and he wrote it down later? the problem with that intel, i guess you have to call it intel, is first you have to ask yourself who he is. second, you have to remember that moby made his career out of taking other peoples music and kind of redoing it a little bit. a tom: that was what he did? i guess what he kind of did here, he hung out with friends in d.c. with unspecified jobs, they told him kind of what he wanted to hear, first rule of intelligence, when someone s telling you exactly what you want to hear, they re probably lying to you. tom: is there anything new in here? it s a step that i saw in the poster just before. it s from a guy who woke up and caught on all of his blogs today. the truly weird thing about it is it reminds me of what they used to stay in the 50s, it s
thank you very much. cnn brynn is traveling with a group from new york to the march. what are the women you re talking to saying about all of this? reporter: wolf, right now there s a ton of anticipation building. we left new york union square about 5:00 this morning. we re an hour outside d.c. took a quick rest stop. everybody can feel we re getting closer and closer as they talk to friends in d.c. now already at the festivities. there s a lot of people that haven t met each other on the bus behind me but getting to know each other, getting to talk about why they felt compelled to congress. the stories are deeply personal. talked to a woman in d.c. in 1963 when martin luther king junior gave his famous speech, march to the civil rights movement. went back to d.c. for two other marches. this will be her fourth time going to d.c. for a march. she said this one is the most
case of melania in the first lady these lawsuits are unnecessary. in the case of this, josé andrea is a perfect example, he wants to make an unusual point that he is an immigrant himself. a celebrity chef. donald trump wants to back out of a restaurant, i have friends in dc. that restaurant is a landmark, wants to get drinks at the hotel. why is, let it go. eric: there were 4000 lawsuits, 75 open ones, civil suits against mister trump in his business. the plaintiff for somebody who is defendant for others and this is one of the concerns for people like me not just because i m a democrat and did not