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break out of this, but i have been too deeply shaped by my own history to, at that point, change the narrative. so jimper into his lie. after his first marriage ended, rather than arouse suspicion as a bachelor, he pursued his family man image by marrying dina matos, an unsuspecting, picture-perfect political wife. before long, she was pregnant, and he was running for governor again. i declare my candidacy for governor of the great state of new jersey. jim was clearly the democratic front-runner, and front-runner gets you the county line. it gets you, uh, scares off your opponents. money. [laughs] front-runner gets money. enter real estate tycoon and democratic mega-donor charles kushner. bernstein: charlie kushner is the father of former white house advisor jared kushner and a major new jersey real estate developer. it became clear to charlie that people with the power to make things happen were democrats and that he himself could be a kingmaker. mcgreevey: charlie was like a get-it-done guy. tapper: so that--that was an authentic connection that you had with him, you think? yeah, oh, definitely, wit

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change as you know. >> was he wrong to think that the midnight slot, i mean -- >> jim has every right to make his own mind up about this. you should ask him kind of why he did that, but i want to say is, firstly, the idea, you know, someone that literally wanted the set up, you have mainly coming on to talk, again, someone you should welcome the fact that you do not just have you develop a journalistic career with a big brand. we cannot be gatekeepers. i do not want to be a gate keeper. similar the idea of startups, you have a new take interesting example. the idea of more choice for the public on how they get news and new platforms, i think to be welcomed for the choice of the public, the issue for an established brand would start off at one platform and how you make sure that you thought hard about what is the merit for journalists coming to work for you. who do you want, how many different ways can they reach their audiences. honestly, look at licks. i mean, clearly, people want to make a tv drama just raising the money themselves in distributing it themselves. it kind of makes more sense to aggregate

done with with these policies over the last ten years at this point and in change for folks that may not be aware and in fact jim robinson and i were having this conversation during our tour of mountain town the last week that a lot of the the origin of these policies ben ben knows and folks like jim or to carney because he was there this was really having these policies was part of a conversation i mean going back decades but really when the work of the agency was beginning to shift from the kind of home stretch to the water system improvement project and looking into the city around the sewer system improvement project really trying to align the opportunities that these important investments were going to make in terms of not just addressing the needs around the digesters in the wastewater treatment plan and the city beneath the city and in the upgrades around the sewer system. but the concentration of a lot of these jobs in contract know opportunities in the southeast you're really seeing a lot of deliberate work by the staff of this agency working with community partners, working with building trade unions,

. >> and mike allen, the this is a real change in tradition, which will have, i think, a big response from members of the press corps. >> no question, because. jimare. >> up with a column. >> this morning. >> on trump's media. >> control strategy, pulling. >> back the camera. >> and looking. >> at the. >> fact that. >> this. >> is of a piece. >> with the lawsuits. >> with the control of workspace at the pentagon. with the actions. against ap. >> and just. >> around this table. >> off camera. >> we've. >> been talking about how. there's going. >> to. be a democratic president. >> and that's. >> one of the reasons you see some. >> conservative news organizations. >> backing up. fox backing. >> up ap, signing on. >> to protests of. >> how this is. >> being done. now. >> what the white house told us for this column is we're trying to. >> open up. >> new opportunities. >> for people who think differently or doing things different. ways that the. >> old. >> system didn't serve people. and they. >> say, we're going to. >> be. >> responsible about. >> this, that. >> the legacy. >> traditional outlets. >> are going to be very represented. they say we. >>