Former GOP representative Joe Scarborough and Mika Brezinski interview newsmakers, politicians and pundits about the issues of the day.
Former GOP representative Joe Scarborough and Mika Brezinski interview newsmakers, politicians and pundits about the issues of the day.
disapprove. the numbers are shifting for the president? talked about it for a long time. a bit of narrow casting. but this is about as narrow casting as it gets. willie, all i can say for donald trump and republicans who are hoping, like a special election in ohio tonight, the republicans hoping that he s somehow going to get them over the finish line, even in strongly republican districts lie this ohio 12. they better hope that their small slice of the electorate comes out, because, i mean, donald trump is sacrificing just about every other group in america for this one group of white, non-college educated voters that, again, just there just aren t enough to get him over the top or to get his candidates over t
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night that he found out some bad information about the company. and then proceeded to tip off his son who also invested in the company. so take a look at this timeline. this was on june 22nd of 2017, summer of last year. at 6:55 p.m., the indictment says he received an e-mail from the ceo of the company saying that a drug trial had been a failure. now 16 minutes later, at 7:11 p.m., he starts calling his son. he tries to make that call four times before he is successful. and at 7:16, he speaks to his son and informs him about this information that he had learned. and it is the next day, 7:42 a.m., in the morning, that his son starts putting in orders to sell off his shares of his stock in this company. n ultimately, the indictment says that he was able to avoid some $570,000 in losses. now a lot of congressional reporters are actually already familiar with this company innate immunotherapeutics
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Former GOP representative Joe Scarborough and Mika Brezinski interview newsmakers, politicians and pundits about the issues of the day.
jonathan, we re probably going to get swept in like three when we get divisional playoffs. so, i mean, but, listen, it was a fun summer. mika, why don t we go to the news. in an interview last night president trump s lawyer said special counsel robert mueller will personally have a lot to answer for just hours after they rejected mueller s reported latest offer to get a sit down interview with the president. trump s legal team said they have made the counteroffer listing their conditions for access to the president who is a subject in the wide-ranging investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election. trump s attorneys also publicly voiced their desire for the probe to end. within the next three weeks and suggested that mueller would be violating doj policies, if it does not end. don t have an internal deadline. we are moving. i use the
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about. can the legal system resist a political campaign led by the president of the united states. my favorite weird anecdote of yesterday, at one point giuliani was running out of so many people to talk to, he had to talk to a fellow lawyer. jay sekulow had a radio show. here is jay sekulow interviewing rudy giuliani, his boss as the attorney. listen. mayor, i know you ve said and i ve said we want to see this come to closure soon here. mayor? yeah, we do. it s about time that it ends. i also think, and i hope the special counsel is as sensitive to it as we are. we do not want to run into the november elections. so back up from that. this should be over with by september 1st. is that a threat? look, it s throwing everything at the wall and trying to see what sticks. i think everything that s said here is correct. this is a political messaging campaign, but it s not without peril, right? everything rudy
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box with maybe trump junior and several other people. you re using a fancy word as you often do, inculpates for makes them look really suspicious and guilty. glenn, let me play for you the way mr. credico tried to limit his exposure to other people that could figure in as subjects or targets. this was on the subject of mr. roger stone. take a look. and you re in there as an associate, i m not implying anything negative about you, but as a known associate of roger stone and julian assange. don t say associating of stone. i know stone. what word would you use? someone that has worked with stone before but not an associate. a former colleague? no. i ve worked on a campaign or two with roger stone in the past. 16 years i ve known the guy. it sounds like you re going up from associate, not down. glenn? so, ari, let me say something that you might not hear a lot of peopl