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Well, he knows that he doesn t have to, in other words. so the senate rules and procedure which mcconnell is a master of show that we may not even have a full trial. he can have the senate discuss this thing for five minutes, and that s the power of the majority. that s the power of him as senate majority leader. all right. a new character has emerged and that s energy secretary rick perry. that would actually be the former white house press secretary sean spicer. here is energy secretary rick perry. green acres is the place to be all right. this week politico reported that perry was looking at leaving the administration in november. and now nbc news has confirmed a report in axios that the president told house republicans on friday that he made the now infamous ukraine call at perry s urging. the president reportedly said, ....
Unflattering headlines about ross lately including a story in axios that said trump is unhappy with the secretary s handling of trade and this. that ross has been falling asleep in some meetings. one hill source says there s been talk of ross having fallen out of favor with the president and that could explain why we are suddenly seeing these embarrassing stories in the press. i was able to reach secretary ross yesterday very briefly on the phone. when i asked him about these headlines, he told me, quote, that s an obsolete story. look at the president s press release. should i say did he hang up the phone before could i ask him anything else. thanks very much. if you work for the white house, your fate is always up in the air. general mcmaster was asked ....