and julie miller as well. who was julie griffin back then. - [eric] back in the old days. - back in the old days. - now you know steve back not quite as long ago, but this relationship with steve, this record is surely born of a relation that goes back many, many years right? - [shawn] it goes back many years, although we were more or less acquainted, didn't know each other as well as we know each other now. i was aware of steve, i had guitar town. i don't know when he put it out, early 80s i believe? - [eric] you were a fan. first and foremost. - [shawn] a big fan and i met him when i opened a show for him at the iron horse in north hampton, massachusetts and i opened the show and met him down in the dressing room very briefly. that was a big thrill. he was playing solo, i was playing solo. i really didn't see much of him and i recorded 'someday,' on my cover girl album, a great song of his. you know, you always worry when you record somebody else's song, "are they gonna like it?" sometimes you hear from peop

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days later, they reported he argued with steven miller over immigration reports. in julyof their sources said they would not be surprised if there was a, quote, rexit from foggy bottom. state department has pushed back on all of this, but today's reporting didn't come on a silo. he said he would continue to serve, but in recent history, leaders have left their jobs over snide words about an administration. in 2010, general stanley mcchrystal resigned one day after rolling stone posted a story mocking numerous officials including joe biden. joining me is richard haass who himself says it's time for tillerson to resign. haass is also the author of the book, a world of disarray, american foreign policy and the crisis of the old order, which now seems so, so over there. you would think what is chaos? that's that order. we have our own chaos here, richard. let me ask you this. you believe rex tillerson should resign or be fired. do you think the president needs to fire him? >> well, i think the president has made it clear through his public comments, his tweets and the like, t

wil: he worked for him right after stephen miller, who is in the white house now. we saw him in julyangling with jim acosta over the statue of liberty and if the text on the statue of liberty should be considered part of the statue of liberty and silly things like that. stephen miller had been on larry elder's program expanding on his objection to immigration in california at high school student couple of years ahead of alex. alex, living in los angeles, was listening to this radio program and thinking this kid is on fire, he is hyped up about these things. think,as part of alex, i in a way was just a rebellious kid. he went to a fancy prep school. i think he has a sense that everybody agreed about everything, everybody was left of center, everybody wanted to recycle within an inch of their lives. think,s a lot of this, i among young conservatives. they start out kind of rebelling against the general leftward thrust of use and positioning themselves to the right as a way of kind of thumbing their nose at their peers. brian: what was the reaction of your editor at the times magazine w

in istanbul last july on terrorism related charges the case has become a flashpoint an already tense relations between germany and tacky. and that's it for me i'm touchy and robin miller from our culture just great to have your company and do remember we have more news for you in a few minutes back. the big easy to the big guy on. my train from new only to. the thirty one to the ranch on it all the legendary president taking twelve states . and a trip back through american history. a stunning train adventure. fifteen minutes. when cities are in golf by the sea. that comes along. and costly protective measures with. nothing. more challenging our future starting november ninth on. the tumbling dice when i ask him to daughters or dealing with anyone at all they killed many civilians with me and i should come including my father. so he said i was a student because i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became owlish kind of song. providing insights global news that matters d. w. made for mines me. he's a doctor what kind of diseases can be healed spots at a reporter so what part of this implant is inside the ear what is outside. draws on a wealth of insigh

july and measure h.r. four thirty eight which greenback sherman accused the president of obstruction of justice for his firing of komi in connection with the miller investigation in order for a president to be impeached the house has to vote for it and then the senate has to boat to convict so far only two presidents have ever been impeached by the house andrew johnson and bill clinton both of them were acquitted by the senate and remained in the white house so if green and or sherman's efforts actually do pass in the house a lengthy trial in the senate would then have to happen and we're talking about a republican led senate so already there is little chance they'd actually impeach president trap also if impeachment is based on sure. case of obstructing justice there's a little problem of you know the investigation is still going on and obstruction still hasn't been proven that's what the investigation is for and if the impeachment is based on green's case that trumps behavior is just bad for society well some might say that will be a little hard to prove from a legal basis and even many democrats in the house are rolling their eyes that green s