that s what took so long. you were there seeing justice through for your dad. you said that you could tfeel hm saying thank you. i wonder what you would say to your dad today if you could. i love you. i appreciate you. i thank god for you. because it is it is who my father was, and still is to me, my hero. he endured the worst of the worst and came out the best of the best. he raised his children to be grateful, to be thankful, to be forgiving, to be honest in all ways prembrace the truth.
and now a msnbc political contributor. congratulations on the book. thanks. when you look back at that moment on the white house briefing room, what was he really thinking? you know i think, like a lot of us, he was think iing i hope this isn t as bad as it seems going forward. i think some of our more worst fears have been confirmed. look ing in the rear view mirro, you heard him say elections matter. there might have been some sense of complacency that hillary clinton was going to win. the complete shock and the feeling of tfeel ing rug being pulled out the day after the election really drove home that i don t think many of us felt in a lifetime how much elections can have consequences. there was a lot of second