just moments prior. live in bridgewater new jersey near the president s golf club where he is expected sometime now. brian? reporter: hi, sandra. look. a rashable development just an hour ago with the president deciding to disban entirely two of his key economic councils. the manufacturing council, which was built entirely to help him keep american jobs here with 12 big time ceo s on that council. as well as disbanning the strategic and policy council really meant to help him forge a new economic policy. well, the president under pressure really sending out that tweet saying that he s essentially relieving pressure for all of these ceo s who are now forced to make a decision as to whether to stand by the president or not, given his comments on charlottesville. remember, nine ceo s out of the 12 in that manufacturing forum had resigned as of this afternoon. in fact, 20 minutes after the president sent that tweet in
resigned. yesterday in a press conference, the president struck a m
green writes candidate trump seemed indifferent but changed his mind when he tried it out in a speech in january of 2015 and the place went nuts. the u.s. economy may hinge now on a throwaway catch phrase that just happened to catch on. more from cnn s sarah mur rich. has the white house offered any more information following the president s threat about shutting down the government? aside from what you saw from sarah huckabee sanders today, they haven t really given us an indication of why the president decided this is something he would be willing to shut down the government over. they also didn t offer any real explanation as to how he squares and acts like this with what you showed was a regular campaign promise. a notion that this wall was going to be built and american taxpayers wouldn t be on the hook for. since he became president, the president of mexico has made one
thing very clear to president trump. they re not paying for that wall. the last time the government shut
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something extraneous to the facts of the investigation just to get them to lie. that is clearly not what s going on here. mueller has 100 valid reasons to want to talk to trump. what we have here is a perjury risk. it s a great risk. that s because trump isn t capable of telling the truth, and particularly when he knows he is in trouble if he does. so if itt s not a perjury trap, which is a technical term. this audio leaked of devin nunes, it s not surprising he is carrying water for the president, but it is surprising he would say on the record out loud, out loud to a number of donors, that it ultimately doesn t matter what mueller comes out with, that sessions won t unrecrews ause and it s j. it s just up to us to protect the president. that s saying if robert mueller comes back and says we found conspiracy, we found whatever, it doesn t matter for the republicans? is that a widely held belie
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unless they comply with equally bizarre set of convictions. i feel torn, playing around the margins of how ludicrous this is and part of me want to probe the implications of the investigation. sean hannity is a person who shared a lawyer with the president, michael cohen, that he hid from the public who is now under serious investigation and strain who just last night the if hes finished dealing with the privileged aspects of all of the materials they raided on him including seized tape recordings of the president. what s it say about not only sean hannity who can do whatever he does in the media who says he s not a journalist and doesn t follow rules that s freed freedom, what s it say about the president and the two lawyers taking the place of sean hannity substituting for him while continuing their public advocacy on behalf of their client, the president. what it says very seri