hearing from sources at the white house and if the president is down to go on infrastructure or what it is. white house officials say they re goal as always fwon do a bipartisan infrastructure deal. they re comfortable with something in the trillion dollar range. they laid out their redline. they know people making less than 4,000 a year. that s what they want, that s what they re comfortable with. the president indicated as he left europe to come back to washington that his staff saw potential in this bipartisan bill. we have not heard a update officially from the white house since then on what they think about it. there is supposed to be more details coming on monday beyond what white house was briefed on. but this reconciliation route, the thinking has been do a slightly smaller package on infrastructure and then do something else on reconciliation
make sure he trusts enough to listen when he talks sense. someone to make sure he nominates judge kavanaugh instead of judge judy. ej, during the break you were saying people who think lindsey graham changed, don t remember lindsey graham. lindsey graham has fwon through stagone through stages in his life. he was an impeachment manager during the clinton impeachment, which many people saw was a partisan thing to do. in 2000 he supported john mccain in that vicious primary. he and mark sanchez stood out down there, and then began the long period of lindsey, john mccain and joe lieberman. that s the lindsey graham that is in peoples heads, particularly journalists heads. but he was always a conservative. a funny thing happened to his friend mark sanford, which is sanford lost a primary because he was oppositional to trump.
flynn, his national security adviser to be in the white house and then they re off to the races. i think they didn t take seriously in the campaign the fact people might now be looking back at that campaign as the campaign of a president, not of a losing presidential candidate. another excerpt of the book, this related to michael flynn saying his russia dealings, again, would only be a problem ifwon, were the chances of that? what does that say about the ethics and perhaps moral grounding of the trump campaign staff itself? well, it s an amazing statement, craig, because you expect that people who were running a presidential campaign conduct themselves as if they will be in the office in a certain manner. if that is true it is troubling. all of the conduct during the campaign is related to what s happening in government. all of the relationships made
is that because she was overprepared? i ll defer to you. did they do too much or uright? no. i i don t think they did too much. obviously, she is preparing for some time, but he s worked hand in hand with the prosecutors, and fwon over that with the testimony. she expects questions, because they have done plenty of mock testimonies with this witness, just as they do with most of their important witnesses, so i think that a lot of the emotion because of that. a lot of the emotion dissipated, however, still as a mother, testifying about her dead son, and i think the jury, who is mostly mothers, got that point. tonya, watched the trial every day, analysis every day. what really stayed with me at the end of every day was that there were so many witnesses who gave the defense a little nugget
was false too. the attorney general. should both go? look, if you if there is a case of you lying to congress, obviously the president should consider whether they want people who perjured themselvesed before congress in their cabinet. i certainly wouldn t want anybody like that in my cabinet. is that an easy, soft way to say they should be fwon? let me put it this way. i wouldn t have people lie in my administration to the congress and a president who campaigned on being the most honest, ethical, transparent president in the history of the country, would immediately act on such testimony. thank you, sir. my pleasure. coming up, from both sides of the political aisle, the obama administration deliberately keeping obama out of loop?