i think the biden administration is clearly suffering through a crisis of communication. i think the president s befuddlement, bafflement comes from bad policy not salinity. they want to get rid of title 42 because the pandemic is over and on the other hand they want to keep the mask mandate because the pandemic is not over. what is it? which way are they going to go? i think it s really sad, they need a whole new communications director for the vice president keeps making, and i want to say a full of herself, i m not that person and i wish you the best, i still do. she is a historic figure. but my goodness, speech 101, i could have written a paragraph or her about space that would ve been a lot more soaring than the one she delivered today. sean: i was really impressed with, now ukraine is a
Some things. and so in this case he treats fellow world leaders the same way. he goes out of his way to believe them because he wants to be believed? i don t know if that s the motivation or he believes the denials of those, that it s an advantage to him to believe their denials, whether they re political allies or they represent a potential senate seat or in this case representing the fact that he does not want to do what many members of congress, including many republicans, want him to do, to take a strong stand against saudi arabia, halt arms deals with them, impose sanctions, and whether or not his own personal financial dealings has anything to do with it. it seems like it s coming from that place. but in this case it s very much like actually it s even worse than the use of coarse language when you stand on the side of morality, and that s the point that senator marco rubio keeps making.
About his drunken and lewd behavior in high school. why not have him in front of us under oath? it seems to me that there may well be something here that the majority is trying to not have put in front of the senate judiciary committee. you have said that you agree with senator dianne feinstein, the ranking democrat, on the judiciary committee. you want thursday s hearing postponed, because you want the fbi to investigate all the investigations. correct. obviously, there is a lot of effort made to bring professor ford and the judiciary committee to an agreement. is there any sign that chairman grassley is at least considering that? i mean, and what do you say to the argument that let s just let professor ford tell her story thursday? she s willing to do it. let s do it. i do think that it is a positive thing that we are going to hear the testimony of dr. ford. i do think we should also be hearing from miss ramirez. and the point that i keep making and the ranking member of the
He was fooled, anderson, no doubt about it. he still supports the president, obviously? he does. but not as enthusiastically as you might assume. he tempered his comments on the phone saying he likes how trump has restructured the economy. he struggled to support some of the hostile comments the president keeps making. but explained to me that, he says, is how blue collar america talks. and anderson, you and i don t understand that. that s what he s saying, all right. thanks very much. with me, retired cia chief of russian operations, cnn national security analyst steve hall. these 13 russian individuals may have been name the in the department of justice s indictment but we know russian interference doesn t end with them. there s russian bots still pushing divisive hash tags, accounts on social media, even now. yeah, anderson. it s as it always has been a multi-pronged attack. now that we re learning more thanks to the work being done by doj and mueller s team and others, we r