he has moved his deadline to decide until a month later than he originally planned to decide. trying topeople are decide if they can put a campaign together at this late date. is that really what he is looking at? for 20 oddve known years that joe biden desperately wants to be president. he has tried again and again. ?s clinton too powerful a force the longer he waits, the harder it gets. amidst all of these biden balloons, we have a lot of people saying they hope he doesn t do it because he will embarrass himself. i think ultimately, clinton tossed strength will dissuade him from running. i think that a huge factor right now is that the people around biden who do want him to run, there are others no doubt who are wary that he would get slaughtered. but among those who want to enable him to get in, they are telling him and that includes some people very close to him, look, this thing is moving in your direction. she is having problems. the us tablet getting close to panic mod
mr. nichols: thanks very much, andrew. it to begin with thanks don t even know if they are in the room but they have been amazing for the work behind the scenes. i have been getting a lot of plaudits for my work. they are doing the work. he is probably in the back room interviewing someone for us. i want to set the state the stage with woodrow wilson. there are some places where maybe this is a little sketchy and we can think about this without me fine-tuning my own argument. so, on january 8, 1918, woodrow to thewalks purposefully center of the capitol to address a joint session of congress. much of his cabinet had not been consulted about what was to become the most important foreign-policy speech of his career. it is among the most important foreign-policy pronouncement is in u.s. history, nicknamed the 14 points, his enumeration of 14 points he deemed essential to creating a lasting peace. we are all fairly aware of this. once lofty, idealistic, strategically vague,
your sense of the tone and what you think of the tone of this campaign. trump,support donald 202-748-8001. if you support hillary clinton, 202-748-8000. if you support a third-party candidate, 202-748-8002. if you are currently undecided, 202-748-8003. you can post on our twitter page and you can post on facebook, too. here are the headlines in the papers today. this all stemming from the back and forth between donald trump and paul ryan after the house speaker said he will concern himself with house races more than the presidential race and mr. trump s candidacy. if you go to the pages of the washington post, that headline reads trump bashes gop leaders . particularly those that turned away from them. sa today has a list of senators who will not support mr. trump. the survey identified 87 republicans not supporting mr. trump as of tuesday. some of these elected officials rejected trump months ago, many turned on him since the release of a tape from 2005 at mr. trump mak
christopher: thank you, andrew. i want to thank people who haven t been fully thanked. bueno anda natalia amazing in organizing behind the scenes. they really have been integral. if you look at the design and branding, he is really our brand strategist. back roomhe probably interviewing someone for us now. i want to set the stage for some of their, applications, some places where it feel sketchy. on january 81918, woodrow wilson walked purposefully to the podium in the center of the capital to a dress a joint session of congress. much of this cabinet had not been consulted. it was the most significant in his presidency. nicknamed the 14 points. to create a lasting peace. new vision of nationalism that we are all fairly aware of. strategic leave a along with the expectations raised by those efforts to realize them. they were as most powerful and influence on world politics as the settlements they informed. the world war i crucible moment that gave its shape and the american
my guest served as the general counsel at the national security agency. he currently leads a global cyber security practice. michael riley covers cyber security for bloomberg news. david sanger of the new york times. i am pleased to have all of them here. david, tell me where we yard at go tell me where we are? david: we are at a protectable place in the course of this. what we knew a year ago, although the government did not announce it as such, the russians have got inside the state department s unclassified e-mail system, part of the systems in the joint chiefs of staff. then we discovered that the fsb the successor to the kgb, more , than a year ago, got into the democratic national committee systems, followed by another russian intelligence agency probably did not even know the fsb was there. systems,go into these you follow the breadcrumbs out. it wouldn t be surprising to me if one of those hacked e-mails, or individuals, with either the one who led these agencies