let him finish excuse me a minute. the president, of course, was known to be upset about the recusal in the first place. but look, this is on the front side of all the litany of things you heard about. at the same time, as i said, it went way beyond from the attorney general s perspective, way beyond wrong the recusal called for under the regulation that s just wrong. that is wrong. that is not the reading of the regulation. read it. and the ethics rules for lawyers, rule 1.7 for lawyers, conflicts of interest. he cannot investigate a campaign in which he was a material part of that campaign. he cannot do it under the ethics rules for lawyers or under the ethics regulations. open and shut. he could not participate there are three types of investigations that investigation the department of justice. there are three types of ken, what are you saying? there are three types of investigations at the department of justice. criminal and civil are
those guys in pennsylvania and west virginia will not help him. the kids are coming to washington in two weeks. maybe a million of them demanding something be done. he can t hide in the white house bunker when kids and teachers say you have to do something. at that 340e789 it, hope hicks, his most loyal person walks. there s a lot there. you ve seen the unraveling of the power structure. veteran republican operatives, seasoned military figures and the family and inner circle. hope hicks, if josh rafael. jared kushner is supposed to carry on our most secret sensitive negotiations? hope hicks leaving, josh leaving. on guns, republican feeling the heat. rick gates turning on him, flynn already turning on him. manafort about to. on guns the republicans are feeling the heat. suburban voters in places like philadelphia want to see gun control.
republicans know the nra gets base voters to come out. they need to show some movement. that s why you saw the president today trying to
it s monday, february 26th. i m ayman mohyeldin alongside louis burgdorf. students at margie stoneman douglas high school expected to return to class as early as wednesday following the deadly shooting that took place there less than two weeks ago. an orientation was held yesterday where students and parents returned to the school for the first time since the attack that killed 17 students and staff members. the fbi and local authorities now facing more criticism in the wake of that attack. according to the new york times, less than six weeks before the shooting, a woman who knew the gunman said on the fbi s tip line, i know he s going to explode. mean wile, the brawl ard county sheriff s office is investigating why three of its deputies apparently remained outside the school during the shooting. the news came days after another deputy, scott peterson, resigned following reports that he, too, had not gone inside the school to confront the shooter. the broward county sheriff scott
certainty and predictability. that s the best way to make business decisions. having the president make this controversial announcement, then indicate right away they may or may not be committed to it is not the kind of certainty corporate america is looking for. those are some of the broader impacts. what s the potential impact inside his own administration, and for his own press secretary who has to go out and defend a policy she s not sure is etched in stone? obviously she s in an impossible situation. i think what it does inside the white house, it s corrosive to any effort to put in place a process to make decisions. because people know that the decision making process is precarious at best, that there s never a final decision that s made and there s an opportunity to influence it at a variety of junctures or to go in and intervene with the president at the last minute. it means there s no coherent process in place and the result is you have decisions that are half-baked at
to meet with kim jong un. i don t expect that kim jong un would come to the united states because he might fear that he would be thrown in american jail and never see the light of dayat ever again.ro not that that would happen. n so it may be that they choose potentially south korea right there along the border in panmunjom which would be thehe site of the talks between south korea s president moon jae-in and kim jong un later in may. or maybe it s a third country, some neutral country somewhere else in the world where everyone can meet. how did we get to this point? the white house just walking us through that in a conference call right now, but chung eui-young is the south korean national security advisor, said in a statement outside the white house here that it was due to president trump s program of maximum pressure that north korea came to the table. they said that while kim is committed to the denuclearization of the korean peninsula, he also understands the joint military exer