How tense things were at that time you can imagine ted cruz walking through those hallowed halls to go to bat for his former nemesis in a political debt, with johnny depp and george v. bush combined hear after trump actually lost and career tying into that he would wage a losing trump fight to the bitter end that he would now be eager, to take an assignment for his former tormenter and it matters with ted cruz s response to our report last night and he felt the need to respond today, but here s some more tape. ted cruz explaining then in the secret fox news tape now revealed that then outgoing president trump called in this supreme court hail mary request idea and that ted cruz would be happy to do it
I believe rove s theory is in three-week cycles. the down side was the possible blowback later on in the campaign that well, you ve said this. you ve laid out your policy. neil: it can put a lot of pressure on you. i did want to raise some others. chris christie has emerged from being a critic of trump to being the critic, the take-down trump guy. he s apparently considering a presidential run. he will decide i think he said in the next 30 days or so. but that role of being the tormenter, the trump tormenter, what do you make of that? you know, i think that it serves two purposes. the first is his personal ambition, if he s going to run, he needs to have a lane. the tough guy who is willing to take on trump is not a bad lane in this particular environment. if he s thinking of a disservice to his party there s a part of christie that feels that way, that this serves that purpose as well. it preserves his lane and his domination of that lane
I answered, that s easy, i would have said, be quiet. not forever, but until i could stand back and look at things through a wider lens, until i understood that words have consequences, and they last a really long time. and of course, katty, patty davis had at times been seen as a tormenter of her parents, writing tell-all books and columns and grabbing headlines. so she knows of what she speaks, and i think, my gosh, i would have loved to have followed that advice myself, you know, if you could tell your younger self, be quiet. sit back, think, wait, say less, and i will say, you know, we re americans. we don t know prince william. i mean, we know none of the characters but just from a distance, i ve always liked him, and i ve always saluted his
Murder. and yet, this is how valerie is greeted. as she leaves the courthouse in france. a four-year prison sentence, including three suspended, means she is free despite admitting to killing her abusive husband. not a triumph, but still illegal and moral victory. i am not relieved, she said moments earlier. i am empty, mentally and physically. overcome by emotion, she can barely walk. sexually abused by her stepfather, she, eventually, married her tormenter. the investigation revealing a life of beatings, threats, and forced prostitution until she shot him in the head. in her best-selling memoir, everyone knew, she writes, i only wanted to protect myself. protect my life and that of my children. nothing else ever mattered to me. public opinion skewed, heavily, in her favor.
Dazzle herod so that he will do exactly what herodias wants. herod agrees to grant her whatever she desires. she pleased herod and his guests, and the king said to the girl, ask me for whatever you wish, and i will give it. and he solemnly swore to her, whatever you ask me, i will give you, even half of my kingdom. it was a parlor game, the result of a good dance. mother, what should i ask? for herodias, it s the chance she s been scheming for, to finally rid herself of her tormenter. give me the head of john the baptist.