Live Breaking News & Updates on Open Kimono|Page 2
Stay updated with breaking news from Open kimono. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Procedure, makes it difficult to place a claim of political witch and at his doorstep. that doesn t mean that trump and his cohort won t try to do that. that s obviously always the there first line of attack. they ve been outmaneuvered just beautifully this week, i don t think the attorney general was trying to outmaneuver, i think he simply tried to do the right thing, and we have now ended up at this point where trump, early on, was saying the fbi did everything wrong, and this was a witch hunt. and now merrick garland is saying, you know, as you said steph, open kimono, let me show you what s in my hand of cards. and this is a powerful moment that will be very difficult for donald trump to back away from publicly. he may involve that knee-jerk reaction that he has to push back and refuse to do something just because someone wants him to do it. but it will plant seeds of doubt and people who have been wondering about the truth of the search, you know there were ....
This step, and this is why this is connected to the institutions and values that we all cherish as americans. and also, he made up and make sure to really backup the people who are working in that building. he talked about the fact that they are facing attacks, the fbi, and the department justice officials, and he came out and call them unpatriotic. so that was merrick garland going to the rank and file, saying, i have your back on this. and what we hear former president trump attacking you, i want to make sure that there is someone in the public defending you. katie, how could trump and his lawyers do anything but comply tomorrow? since monday, we have heard from mitch mcconnell, down. we need to know what merrick garland was doing, why he was doing, we need transparency. they have been banging on on every possible platform. so narrow merrick garland said, yep, open kimono, let s do this thing. on what grounds can trump possibly say, no, let s keep it between us? well i think that ....
He spent some time in cable tv. and you know how contemplative this is. you know what we do here. right. you ve got to rethink your role in the world. right. i think what you point out is they both have been running the whole time. right? it s almost as if as they were both resigning they were both building back up and figuring out how to do that. and for weiner it was a lot of sort of open kimono in the new york times and telling everybody here s everything. here s one of the things i care about in politicians. if you lose this election, do you know how to go about your life tomorrow? and most of them don t. no. and it s the thing i dislike about them the most-s that they aren t actual real human beings who know how to live in the world. this is what i ll say about eliot. i do think he has eliot. it s a first well, that could hurt me. when we run. the thing about eliot is eliot. do you want me to i m not going to be pressured out of it. say my buddy ....
Sort of open kimono in the new york times and telling everybody here s everything. here s one of the things i care about in politicians. if you lose this election, do you know how to go about your life tomorrow? and most of them don t. no. and it s the thing i dislike about them the most-s that they aren t actual real human beings who know how to live in the world. this is what i ll say about eliot. i do think he has eliot. it s a first well, that could hurt me. when we run. the thing about eliot is eliot. do you want me to i m not going to be pressured out of it. say my buddy eliot. the thing about it is he has definitely taken on as his mantle from attorney general to governor and in some ways the comptroller position, wall street and you have a client relationship where he would have a lot of sway as a shareholder activist. so i do think reforming wall street is a big passion of his. to your point, it s not a big a passion as political redemption. he ....
summer. it s hard to look like right at you baby but hear s my number. wow. well there s a surprising fact about the artist. out front next. the ceo gave us all quite a mental image today when he testified in front of the senate banking committee in washington about one of the largest bank in the united states has been open about hits multibillion trade losses. we generally are open kimono with the regulators and tell them what they want to know. open kimono, sure. but maybe he was open kimono about the things he knew about. but not about things he didn t. like how the trade in question had morphed out of control. so, this transaction that you said morphed, what did it morph into, russian roulette? it morphed into something i can t justify. it was too risky for our company. it s almost like he s talking about a physical object. but this was a tried, a tried gone terribly bad. he said he didn t know how bad the trades were until late april. you know wha ....