George, otherwise white house colleagues are looking at his tweets. the whole world is scrutinizing your marriage. it doesn t seem to be the petry dish of happiness. but again, you know, i don t want to speak for anyone s marriage, a very unusual scenario. it s really almost unparallel. back in the 1970s, there was martha mitchell, the wife of a prominent nixon appointee who you know talked to the press a lot, was very critical. nixon later thought she was partially responsible for his demise. but other than that, we haven t really seen much like this. we have a spufs top aide in a vociferous public vichl criticism of the president and the president of him weighing in in real time. george conway is weighing in, in real time. here s what he responded to the president. you seemed to turn to prove my point. good for you. i mean, not shocking. he hashtag he put on there
Though, what congressman garamendi just said regarding the yemen situation and the u.s. not backing, continuing to back saudi arabia there. the house speaker, paul ryan s, spokeswoman came out with this statement just yesterday given what some republicans in the house have been doing in terms of deprioritizing the bill. the u.s. is no longer providing the support this bill seeks to cut off, thus making it unnecessary. it s based on a factually faulty premise. do you agree with the speaker pufs office on this? i believe the speaker s office is accurate in that assessment, but on the yemen situation, we also need to make sure we re looking at the bigger picture in that region. iran is obviously part of this conversation, and their aggression in regards to expansion and also the sea lanes and other economic movement that occurs in that area of the world has to be taken into consideration here. maybe this is where john and i will disagree on the show in regards to the sanctions being imp
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