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for weeks this went on and it really struck a chord with the president, and it seemed at cpac -- a great gathering -- we had for mainstage speakers, including myself, the president got up and surprised us all and committed to doing something that i've been pushing for for my very long career, which is to withhold federal funding from any institution that there is not protect the first amendment rights of its students. why should we be sending our taxpayer dollars to these islands of totalitarianism? and the president committed to doing it. and today was that moment, where he did what he said he was going to do, and for those of you that follow my writing or my tweeting which i tend to do a lot of, i get asked a lot -- what do you make of donald trump's moral character? i got this question last night at asu, some students said he's obviously the most immoral president in american history. the first thing, the first way i judge morality of a politician or a leader -- is that leader doing what he said he was doing? to that leader turn his or her back on their constituents? did the leader mo

but you read the footnotes of the mueller report and it is like a cross between a maga rally and a cpacanel. >> if it weren't so serious and the consequences weren't so grave, if it weren't such an attack on the rule of law and our constitution, it would be funny but it's not. we'll approach it in a very serious way. we have a lot of evidence collection to do. we need to see the full report. we need to see all the supporting materials and ander to from these witnesses so the american people can understand exactly what happened of the. >> understood. the way you approach it. damming evidence is not third hand accounts. it is that people who were in the room with him and largely politically with him, thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> definitely. appreciate that. we have a lot more in this show, including the great jennifer ruben from the "washington post" explaining her column that's making waves and why she says there are still important methods to held to trump administration accountable. and end this i keep mentioning it, a group that ha

. >> it was a little bit unusual but i actually sat through that two-hour speech at cpac in suburban was similarly ram blee and questionable and kind of in that trump style. a lot of what he said last night are kind of pictures of his campaign rallies which are undoubtedly going to step up in the coming weeks. i thought there was one moment at last night's dinner that i thought was interesting where the president kind of hints at a moment of weakness and that's on healthcare. he has, you know, proclaimed for days that the republican party is going to be the party of healthcare before he walked it back, punted a vote until after the elections, but he acknowledged that democrats currently have the upper issue which is correct, i mean, democrats largely won the house on a healthcare focused message, public polling shows that the public trusts democrats more on the healthcare issue. the president acknowledged that is why the republicans have to try to claim that healthcare mantle, win the election and try to push forward their own place to replace the affordable care act. now, we've talk

and i told the other day at cpac on early saturday morning i had just gotten back from dealing with kimfor deal. first time anybody ever told him that and left, never happened to him before. nobody has ever left. we will make a deal. we have a good relationship. i told the story at sea pack, the woman who wants, watch television and she sister her husband is the wind blowing? i would love to watch a show tonight, the wind hasn't done for three days, i can't watch television, darling, darling please, help the wind to blow. wind is not so good at you have no idea how expensive it is to make those things. they are all made in china and germany by the way. we don't make them here. we don't make them here. and by the way the carbon and all the things flying up in the air, you know the carbon footprint, president obama used to talk about the carbon footprint and hop on air force one, a big 747 with very old engines and fly to why to play a round of golf. the carbon footprint. that is the way it is. we have the greatest energy in the world. they wanted to take it away from us. they don't like

. >> well it has been brought -- that is republican national committee chairwoman rona mcdonald at cpacpublican challengers they will lose to president trump. i guess former massachusetts governor bill weld missed that parting memo. this month he launched a bid against the president for the 2020 republican nomination. but does trump's vocal critic have what it takes to beat an incumbent deeply popular with the republican voters. joining me now is former governor bill weld. right here with me. governor. >> kendis, thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. you heard rona mcdonald here. and here is more of what she said when you announced your bid, the rnc put out this statement that i'll pop up on the screen. president trump enjoys unprecedented support among republicans, he has already delivered a long list of incredible accomplishments and the rnc and the republican party are firmly behind him. so what do you make of that? as if mcdonald and the rnc your biggest opponent. >> the party chair said she didn't want any republican could be thinking that would run against mr. trum