Campaigns of both major parties. News of this broke over the weekend. They had each been offered documents that appear to be internal. Somewhat sensitive. Nonpublic facing documents from inside Donald Trumps campaign. Politico described what they were offered as including a dossier on trumps running Mate Jd Vance. What the outlet described as a preliminary version of Vances Vetting File. Who sources told politico the documents they were offered were authentic. They were legitimate documents somehow taken from inside the trump campaign. Then the Washington Post soon reported that they, too, had been shopped stuff. At least that seemed like it was coming from inside the trump campaign. With those two reports out there this weekend, the trump campaign went ballistic reporting no news media should report on the content of these leaked documents. That a foreign adversary had done this and nobody in america should do the bidding of that foreign adversary by reporting on the content of those
The president certainly frustrated with her but also said he told allies he understands why she did what she had to do. She s ruthless because she always puts of the parties first. Peter baker, thanks so much and we ll talk to you again and thanks for getting up way too early on this wednesday morning. Morning joe starts right now. The republican party needs to make a serious shift here, and the first thing is the republican party, donald trump, people here at fox, quit complaining that she s not giving an interview. You don t need an interview from chairs. We need him to win. But you ve got to go out and do the work, and the one thing the republicans have to stop doing quit whining about her. I want this campaign to wings, but the campaign is not going to win talking about crowd sizes. It s not going to win talking about what race kamala harris is. It s not going to win talking about whether she s dumb. It s not you can t win on those things. The american people are smart. Treat them
She holds tons of records. To she is a national hero. She is inspirational figure. At amelia earhart. She sets off in 1937 to become f the first woman to fly all the way around the world, and it wo does not work. Her flight disappears over the south pacific. She is never found, 1937. Fast forward 75 years. 2012. So in 2012, there is going to be on the 75th anniversary of her effort to fly around the world whereupon she disappeared, 75th anniversary there is going to be a new excursion to try to find s the wreckage of her plane, to ge try to figure out what happened to her. And eccentric gazillionaire writes to the expedition, writes to the guy who is leading this expedition to go look for amelia earhart. And the gazillionaire guy says i effectively, hey, we ve never met, you don t know anything d about me, but i really want to come along on this mission of yours. And i ll give you a million dollars if you take me. So the guy leading this expedition is well, i don t know, but we really
The whole notion of outsider is a strand that goes through most sitcoms, i think. Take tongue right out of my mouth. Outsiders help us relate as an audience. Are you some kind of nerd? not some kind of nerd, the king of nerds. They are seeing everything with fresh eyes. You rang. That dynamic is pretty awesome. It s special. That confidence really made people feel like they could be okay to be whoever they are. Did i do that? and i think if i believe in who i am and own it, i can still be cool. Hello! anybody in there? fly, be free. [ laughter ] the absolute essence of a successful sitcom is one word. And that is emotion. We abolished emotions a billion bleems ago. They took a vote and everyone said, everyone in favor. They have a great look for alien characters struggling with the same human dilemma we all struggle with. How do we behave like good human beings. Yo, kate, where do you keep your casserole dishes? why? the cat won t fit in the toaster. Aliens make for great comedy becaus
Afghanistan is over. The last american troop boarded an aircraft shortly before midnight in kabul last night, marking the end of a chaotic and deadly exit from the country. In total the state department says more than 122,000 people were evacuated since late july. Including more than 6,000 americans. But officials estimate between one and 200 u. S. Citizens have been left behind. Look, there s a lot of heartbreak associated with this departure. We did not get everybody out that we wanted to get out. I think if we stayed another ten days we wouldn t have gotten everybody out that wanted to get out and there still would be people disappointed with that. It s a tough situation. I want to emphasize again that because we have left that doesn t mean the opportunities for both americans that are in afghanistan that want to leave and afghans who want to leave, they will not be denied that opportunity. The united states leaves afghanistan in the same position as when the mission started in octo