shuler's and -- and murchison-hume could be the greatest juxtaposition of authenticity.arcus, some tea. so vulnerability is one kind of honesty. authenticity is another. but there's a third kind of honesty that's just as important. rule number 7, be transparent. see, vulnerability and transparency are two different things. transparency is, "i'm going to find out what you're hiding and the more i sniff something that you're hiding, i'm going to find it. and i have tried to be honest and i have tried to be forthright -- you haven't been honest at all. i do not want to do business with you, because i don't think i can trust you. i feel like you're hustling me. one of my biggest issues with transparency came with sal. remember him from artistic stitch? this was a small silkscreening and printing business with a huge identity problem. it's a multiplex of businesses that really work together. you get somebody coming in that wants to do shirts. he looks right out into that thing. now, a friday and saturday night, he's coming in with his family and his kids and he's going to act

an obituary in the citizen-times in asheville, north carolina, for sandra shuler thomas in july encouragingourners to use her death as motivation to vote in the coming presidential elect n election. in lieu of flowers, think of mrs. thomas while casting your vote to remove president trump from office, it said. these are the unfiltered voices of grief from families paying the price for donald trump's delusions and failures. but as far as trump is concerned, it is what it is. the american presidency detached from reality is where we start today. axios national political reporter jonathan swan, who we saw in that clip is here. plus professor of journalism and politics and a contributor for the grio, jason johnson, and former democratic senator claire mccaskill. this is a tour de force, to say the least, jonathan. so kudos that have been repeated all across the journalistic spectrum, all across the spectrum of anyone who cares about what's happening in this country today. but of the many, many things that you were able to extract from the president in this interview, the one that i think so man