the key influences on trumper, ivanka, his daughter and her partner jared kushner., do not pull out of the paris accord. this will be further trump triangulate oi'i. will be further trump triangulate on. i think is moving on this as well. the cost will be interesting oi'i well. the cost will be interesting on that. onto roderigo due are today. —— duterte. just back from a visit with vladimir putin. but a real problems at home. what is threatening to impose, which don't think you legally can do. he's talking about the state of emergency just in one territory of the philippines. this demonstrates, just as we were talking about manchester, the threat from islamic state is all pervasive and everywhere. the reaction to duterte in the west doing this, even a few weeks ago, is recalibrated as a result of what has happened in manchester. the global terrorist threat is there for all to see. a policeman has been beheaded apparently in this southern ireland. he is taking the view that he has to act. and just looking at the praise and the words of support from donald trump and

the never-trumpers, group like national review, the weekly standard, people who never thought or wanted donald trump to win, never thought he could win. they were proven so wrong at 2016. number five, establishment republicans.1616 they never supported president trump, never supported his agenda, they're looking for any excuse because they're afraid of their own shadow, they'll get blamed with the government shutdown. make no mistake about it, these five groups are directly threatened by present donald trump. his presidency means the destruction of everything they stand for. the old way about how washington, d.c., works. if the president succeeds it means that they fail, they are out of business. what's happening? they are doing everything they can possibly do to try and stopt all of that from happening. let me remind you -- these are people, they laughed at, mocked president trump, they thought it was a funny thing ever, he can't win. >> donald trump has been saying he would run for president as a republican which is surprising because i just assumed he was running as a joke. >> we've

with all respect to david brooks he's a never trumper. that's fine.rom that perspective, donald trump isn't going to do anything david brooks like. as i remember famously with david brooks, he was certain senator obama would be a great president because of the crease in his slacks. i mean, with all due respect -- >> that was a rhetorical flourish from brooks but let's put that to the side, you've made your point. david, are any points mollified by what was said. >> the president is not a child or loveable. the president was not just making a mistake. this particular mistake could not have been made with the ambassador from any country other than russia. donald trump was unusually in grashiating and sur vile with russians as he always is, for reasons we can only surmise but cannot be good. in a parliamentary system we would be discussing expected today of that prime minister who betrayed a national secret through inaddvertence. mistakes are not more forgivable in this context. the president won't resign. the fact is he smashds legitimacy and authority

randy:are:i said the president d rue the day he put in never trumpers. you cannot put in your circle of trusted people, people you cannot trust. we are paying a heavy price for that. we know who the never trumpers are and they need to be eliminated from the white house. lou: i have got to bring you back so you can be more up front with our audience. stay with me as these developments are rolling in and i will conclude this portion of the broadcast by saying this president is in desperate need of junkyard dogs, and he has got a lot of establishment poodles around him. president trump closing in on a replacement for the man he reportedly called a nut job. comey preparing to testify in front of the senate intelligence committee. conservative come day tore and best-selling author who has had did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $700 on the temperature balancing i8 bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near

you have that never trumpers and weak republicans.s that are sort of aligning now, they sense there is blood in the water and want to take him out and never want him to succeed. this is a clear, present danger and an attempt to undermined an election. >> don't forget arguably the powerful groups is the media. all of those groups he just laid are all part of the elite ruling class, i would include the media in that because they have the power they can amplify these messages. i said this from the very beginning the second he announced he was going to be a candidate for president to the very day. because he is unlike anythingas they've ever seen and a guy who won the presidency is now in the presidency because his promisese with this. he was going to smash the existing order.es that means stripping away all the power and influence of the elite ruling class, that means s the establishment on both sides, media, and so on.ce he must not be allowed to succeed. that's why we were getting this hyperbole and exaggeration, geraldo. >> i don't di

it underscores just how much the never trumper crowd in washington has resisted at every turn to sayonald trump as one war front dealing with democrat, but then the more damaging war front is the one with the never trumpers in the republican party. a lot of people who are working for them in the white house. as a reporter i love leaks. the more leaks the better. when donald trump tweets, i love the tweets because it's like he's a little leaky himself. it's great stuff if you are a reporter. lots of information. the media should be thrilled with all of that. lou: i'm a little more cautious than you because i can't stand what the national left-wing media represents which is a colossal force working against our elected leaders in this country and national security, leaks even from the national securitsecurity security counci. let me turn to the special counsel. i can't believe we are talking about this. no crime committed. we have a special counsel. all of the outrange and not a which. >> we didn't have a special counsel for benghazi. we didn't have a special counsel when there was gun

randy:are:i said the president d rue the day he put in never trumpers. you cannot put in your circle of trusted people, people you cannot trust. we are paying a heavy price for that. we know who the never trumpers are and they need to be eliminad from the white house. lou: i have got toring you back so you can be more up front with our audience. stay with me as these developments are rolling in and i will conclude this portion of the broadcast by saying this president is in desperate need of junkyard dogs, and he has got a lot of establishment poodles around him. president trump closing in on a replacement for the man he reportedly called a nut job. comey preparing to testify in front of the senate intelligence committee. conservative come day tore and best-selling author who has had lou: the "new york times" alleged president trump said james cey is a real nut job. the report comes after a friend of comey's detailed a meeting between the former f.b.i. director and the president. >> he wanted to blend in and not be singled out. he stands in a part of the

looking at the papers, "the daily news" saying trumper tantrums. that's their cover. you look at some of these articles coming out in newspapers. "the new york times" reporting that comey told associates trump was "outside the realm of normal and crazy." "wall street journal" saying comey was getting daily updates on the russia investigation showing possible evidence of collusion. you know, you wonder what's going through the president's mind. i mean, could he be throwing another trumper tantrum hearing about how he's being described, a president who doesn't like leaks? >> yeah, i mean -- it's pretty clear that the white house sort of miscalculated how this would all go. you know, we even heard sanders say from the podium yesterday, he didn't think that this would be quite as big a deal. you know, it definitely exposed that comey still has plenty of enemies in washington. there were lots of lawmakers who didn't exactly jump to defend him. but the white house seemed to sort of not factor in how much this could really reverberate just as a decision and as a move. and yo

charles: rachel, to that point with never trumpers, and so forth, president trump has been in office00 days, he has invited all of key never-trumpers to white house, listened to them caught out their -- sought out their council, he has let by gones be by gones yet they continue to delay. >> i don't know if they are his harshest critics, you know my husband congressman shawn duffy, he was a pro trump on the trump rain early, he said, what senator mccain just said this weekend is getting a heat for, release the taxes, transparency is good. when rachel, got the big scoop on donald trump's taxes, it worked out in trump's favor, people said wow, he made as much money as he said he made, and guess what, he pays a lot of money in taxes, transperson see is good. one thing that john kasich said, i thought was interesting, that trump's election was really a sign of america's moral decline. there is some truth to, that i don't know if -- >> what part of that is true? how is that the reflection of our moral decline? consequence? i don't get it help me understand it. >> so, whatbilitbilly-- the s

randy:are:i said the president d rue the day he put in never trumpers. you cannot put in your circle of trusted people, people you cannot trust. we are paying a heavy price for that. we know who the never trumpers are and they need to be eliminated from the white house. lou: i have got to bring you back so you can be more up front with our audience. stay with me as these developments are rolling in and i will conclude this portion of the broadcast by saying this president is in desperate need of junkyard dogs, and he has got a lot of establishment poodles around him. president trump closing in on a replacement for the man he reportedly called a nut job. comey preparing to testify in front of the senate intelligence committee. conservative come day tore and best-selling author who has had (microphone feedback) listen up, heart disease. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery

once not a trumper, never a trumper.s, thank you for getting worked up about the health care and the budget on behalf of taxpayers. deep breath. i'm trying. calvin says, just drop dead. i'm tired of your whine y, girly voice. i wish i was in the operating with you years ago. i would have pulled all the plugs. and a guy named yoda e-mails. he says the only force with you is the late night wendy's drive-thru. sickened am i. very good. you don't like me. that's clear. you're an msnbc fan, that's clear. i will give you high marks for being original. and then dave from north carolina. watch your interview with that moron, goolsbee and why in the hell would you have someone so indoctrinated in stupidity that you don't have a chance to getting through to them or admitting they're wrong? goolsbee is very smart but we disagree on this. what exactly was the role? chip, to your first question, i was expressing facts and my opinion. and as far as my role, try great purveyor of truth and justice, the american way. you're welcome, ame

then the never trumpers. cory lewandowski from the truck fox business network, lou dobbs, i've never seen anything like this. if the most dangerous to me is the deep state because i've never seen leaks like this, i've never seen unmasking like this especially in the political years come up at 6% and stomach from years prior. >> i think that's largelyom correct. i think the enabling rhinos, the establishment republicans who are enabling the deep state and even the left represent a greater danger to the president. it's a danger he is recognizing, it's a hopeful sign of better things to come for the president. he has around him people who are not taking every pain, every effort, to defend them and attacked the presidents.ef you and i discussed the communications department is led by people who seem like they have never been in the business before. >> sean: i would throw an even emphasis on a volunteer basis, to get a real control with the president deserves. this is not to dismiss anybody, i know people working

number five, never trumpers holier than now, outlets, "weekly standard."y want vindication and relevance. new pattern of attack is emerging. this is what i want you to pay attention to. the "new york times," "the washington post," constantly using anonymous sources. sources outside of the white house. dropping one huge bombshell report just before the national newscast every night at 6:30 p.m. and then cable coverage right after. then there has been breathless coverage from the destroy trump media. their democratic allies now calling day after day for president trump's impeachment. listen to this from earlier this week. you cannot make this stuff up. >> i rise today, mr. speaker, to call for the impeachment of the president of the united states of america. for obstruction of justice. >> are we getting closer and closer to the possibility of yet another impeachment process? >> after watching the clinton impeachment i thought i would never see another one, but i think we are in impeachment territory for the first time. >> really? >> we are well on our way to

opinions are mixed about the memo, conservative tweets said that democrats and trumpers in the mediaare all dying. it makes us doubt our president. never, trump train. >> trump is what happens when you replace politicians. #you are fired. twist and turn, we have live updates and weather alerts. download our usa nine at. >>> you can see this face at press briefings. kimberly guilfoyle said she'd had conversations with the trump administration about becoming the white house press secretary. she shed she was originally considered for it but it went to sean spicer and she has kept in touch with the administrator about the job until the mercury news she thought it would be challenging and fascinating. right now, she is a cohost for fox news show called the five. >>> fake news and conspiracy theories are swirling online over a dc cold case about a murder. the democratic national committee worker was murdered and a fox report suggested that before he was murdered, he was leaking dnc emails to evidence. 's homicide detectives -- homicide detectives have no leads on the case where he was kill

is this a never trumper, someone working with particular faction, evaluate the information both to understand why we think it is youhy of your time and also may decide you want to discount it based on our explanation of who it is. we go as far as we can or specifically as we can in explain whoing did this. five minutes left in the program today from axios arlington, s in virginia. one programming reminder for c-span for later today. 3, judge panel in the ninth circuit court of appeal hear oral eattle rgument on president trump's travel ban order. c-span petitions ninth circuit live to consider allowing broadcast of the case and ninth appeals grantedf that. that is on c-span. watch on c-span.org, and on the radio appalachian. -- t: john, if i host: go ahead. guest: if i could jump in website, a the c-span great poll about that c-span over some time has polled uestion of whether or not people want cameras in the supreme court. fascinatingly the number has reflection it is a of the new ways we get information. we want to see for ourselves and axios tries to take you behind the scenes and let you

i know a lot of the never trumpers and i know katherine you are one of them.e will have our i told you so moment. he was working with putin to get the michigan vote turned out. i think that's so embarrassing for people to hack their hat on this. if democrats want to go to the voters in 2018 and try to make the case that they're fit to govern because donald trump colluded with the russians i think they will be. >> katherine: i'm not a never trumper. i have never said that i'm a libertarian. politically independent. there are things that he said that i liked and things that. >> you don't like trump. that's okay. a lot of people don't like trump. >> >> katherine: i take things on a individual basis. we all want to know. we should wait and see until the people who know things about conducting these investigations how long they take. >> for those people. >> eboni: hold on. we wait and we see. >> we wait and we see. katherine, that's what the democrats want. they want to wait and see until 2020. >> that's what americans want. >> no, they don't. >> eboni: maybe you a

twitter, an yoke debtal stories about trump supporters having second thoughts yet all around me are trumpers and they are as high dad -- die hard as ever. we'll hear from a couple more trump voters. george in texas. ahead. caller: yes. the main reason i wanted to is that trump promised us something and he didn't do it. may nottand that he have -- may not be able to do it because of the big swamp in washington. was unable to dry it. it.probably nobody can dry that itmp is so big engulfs trump, too. i see an article yesterday in day washington post" or the before yesterday, sunday, yes, veryrday, said they are happy, you know, the extreme also the corroborators trumpe very happy with changes things, adopting to the policies. forgotten are the situations actually iswhich ,truggling for her survival otherwise the fate of romania .nd other countries in the east nato is not a solution. nato is obsolete. you before we get into a nato discussion, i want to get eds morrissey on your thoughts on -- the caller said and couldn'tcould do and sort of who he blamed for that. would again, i caution that we'

. >> he wanted me to negotiate the wall with president trumper and i said two things, first it's not a negotiation. no wall. no wall. second, i said only you can persuade him that he shouldn't do the wall because it will cause a government shutdown. we've always been for border security, we just thought the wall made no sense. >> no sense? they voted for before. the money was allocated but they never finish the job. it wasn't enough money. the problem this time is trumps vision and potential victory. they are panicked about possibly allowing this president to fulfill his promise. >> the president, talking about this wall, is expressing signs of weakness. he is saying i can't control our borders, i have to build a wall a wall. >> right. building a wall. we are so weak. how weak did the chinese look when they built that wall. with the israelis, where they cowering when they built the wall on the west bank? it stopped the suicide bombers almost the day it was completed. in. in order to avoid government shutdown, he paused the wall but said he's not backing down in the long-term. >> the

forget the forever trumpers, bring in professionals as one told them but this is the staff he has to rely on. and so he's caught between these competing narratives and i think in a way his friends, they're kind of worried about him. >> he may not be serving himself we well. >> i had one friend of his say to me, in complaining about the people at the white house, he said look, these people don't play chess. they play checkers. which means that they're unable to see around corners and what he needs to surround himself with are people are are not political neophytes. he's never been in political office before, lots of the people have never been in the white house. he wants to be his own chief of staff and they're trying to push him towards getting good advice and listening to it and one of his friends said to me the thing that gives me hope is the only time donald trump listens is when he's really down and so they think now mayby he'll start listening to his attorneys or maybe even people he surrounds himself with. >> yeah. i heard whoever -- was that jim? jim, i've got to run. we need

. >> eric: john mccain as one of the original never-trumpers. >> kat: but perhaps he cares about russian influence and collusion. serious things and concerns. >> eboni: when mccain makes a watergate comparison, that kind of takes the wind out of what i think is otherwise a legitimate argument. the facts of watergate were so different. >> eric: john mccain is a smart man. why would he compare watergate to this? very early time to be doing this. there has been nothing. there's been no trial, no accusations even with the exception of the mainstream media. >> j.d.: it gets a headline and here we are talking about it, and that is the sad fact. john has a distinguished record but now it's come down to how do i get attention and how do i make news? >> eric: i think he realizes donald trump came hidden inside i'm going to drain the swamp. john mccain, like him or not, republican or not, he is one of the swamp creatures. i will tell you there are a lot of people on both sides of the aisle who would rather have donald trump not in office than have him draining the swamp. >> eboni: questions with t

. >> dickerson: the final group are the resisters, the never-trumpers and those not listening to anythinging all their cuss -- suspicions. they think there was wrongdoing and the president tried to stop the having not just talk about and their numbers are growing a little bit. they've gone up to 40% of the country. that's because those folks on the fence are coming over to that firmer opposition in part because of all this and the nervousness. but what you don't see yet is people think well, this means the democrats can run as a check on president trump in the next election, not yet. the country is split on the idea whether a democratic control in congressqç]=u1 be a check on the president or bring more gridlock which is not what they wanted. >> dickerson: thank you so much. we'll be right back with our political panel. ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream. except that the next morning... it all makes sense. fedex powers global e-commerce... with networks built over 40 years... that are massive... far-reaching... and, yes... maybe a bit magical. ♪ >> we're joi

the never trumpers who will break with him.t the reality is this is a difficult moment for republicans as long a as the republican base is supporting trump. the safe space is not to necessarily support or defend trump.it's to change the subject and attack his critics. in some of the sound bytes you play, notice how they pivot. it's not about trump. we are not going to defend trump. but let's beat up on liberals. it's talk about the hypocrisy of the liberals. things that make the liberals heads explode. that's what the conservative media is talking about right now. that means rather than focusing on ordered liberty it's turned into a party dedicated to trolling the leif. whatever upsets liberals is good enough for them. i'm not sure that's a winning streep. >> jonathan, the three of us are of a similar age. having said that, when you say the word tapes, when you indicate recordings of private conversations, it gets your attention. is this sustainable? and how does this end? >> well, i personally don't believe there are tapes. i

we had the never-trumpers. they didn't like trump during the election and now they seem to want him to fail so they cane say to themselves that they were right. so desperate to become relevant again so it's time to call out this alliance. these five groups for what they are and what is actually happening here. all right, when we come back on this busy breaking news night, james comey strikes back after he was fired last week. also tonight, trump just gave somebody about there. who will end up dead? and that's not hyperbole, by the way. >> the destroy-trump media is going to town with a h "washington post" story, "the new york times" story, will discuss the hypocrisy. we'll get reactions and later tonight dr. sebastian corker is here on this busy, busy, nonstop breaking news against the propaganda media night. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no

across america, the die-hard anti-trumpers instance has repeatedly embraced violence as a means of expressing it up! >> [bleep]! >> move in this direction! >> [bleep]! [chanting] [whistle blowing] >> tucker: kevin z's is the codirector of popular resistance, a -- the aim of making this country "ungovernable," until president trump leaves office. he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. so, what is your home address? >> 402 402 lake avenue in balt. >> tucker: how would you feel if viewers who disagreed with what you said showed up at your house and started screaming at your kids. >> i don't have any kids but they would be targeting the wrong person. i'm not a public official, i am not putting in place our proposals for changes in law, that creamer has former employees. >> tucker: i should say the reason i'm asking the question, what you alluded to, the fcc commissioner who is backing policies that you disagree witht they hassle his family. >> his house is off the road behind another house and we were standing outside in a public sidewalk, holding signs, saying support net neutrality. we were

john mccain and lindsey graham have been never trumpers. >> they voted with the president every time. >> eric: why do you on the left have a problem -- the real issue here and the only law broken by any measure so far is the leaking of michael flynn's name to "the washington post." yes, it is. everything else -- >> flynn lied to the vice president, met with the russians, and allowed to stay in the administration for 18 days after they knew he lied. >> eric: the fbi didn't tell them. >> the russians could have turned him. they have information that he lied to. >> eric: i totally respect -- you do realize every u.s. senator, republican or democrat, will meet with the same people michael flynn met with. >> the russians have black male information on him that he lied to the president. >> eric: every senator. >> eboni: we can debate this all day long. do your point, e, about the crimes afoot. we don't know. >> eric: we do. >> eboni: we don't know -- michael flynn. we don't know that michael flynn is not going to come up. >> michael flynn testified he didn't meet with the russians. >> kat:

you have others who are the never-trumpers who will break with him. but, look, the reality is that this is a very difficult moment for republicans as long as the republican base is supporting trump. so the same space is to not necessarily support trump or defend trump. it's to change the subject and attack his critics. you know, some of those sound bites you play, notice how they always pivot. it's not about trump. we're not actually going to defend trump, but let's talk about -- let's beat up on liberals. let's talk about the hypocrisy of the democrats. let's talk about things that cause liberal heads to explode. that seems to be the business model for a lot of the conservative media right now. but unfortunately what it means is that rather than having a conservatism that's based on ideas and principles like ordered liberty, it's almost morphed into a party dedicated to trolling the left. and whatever upsets liberals is good enough for them, and i'm not sure that that necessarily is a winning strategy. >> jonathan, the three of us are of approximate

singer, of course, was the never-trumper who said almost a year ago that the election of trump could one reason singer was, has considered now, you know, trade rhetoric. he was worried about that. that was his main thing, trade rhetoric and possibly a trade war. on that note today, president trump lashing out at the germans saying that they are bad, very bad. of course, he was talking about trade policy and that $65 billion deficit they enjoyed with america last year. of course, the story was twisted in the german media, but trump did promise americans that he would get tough on trade, so does he have a point? here to discuss, deroy murdock is back along with my man, david nelson. david -- >> thanks for having me. charles: thanks for coming in. you know, "der spiegel" took it and said trump saigermans were bad, but he's saying the idea that they would have a $65 billion trade deficit with us was unacceptable. do you agree with that this. >> look, trade is pretty complicated, and i don't think it's that simple. yeah, it's about $65 billion, but there's the other side of the equation b

i don't agree with never trumpers who say this was a disastrous trip when have you 5 out of 28 countries paying their share of their own set guidelines for contributions, including germany, by the way, which pace -- pays 1.2% and greece, a poorer country, germany austerity on, pays over 2%, nato's own set guideline again. i think american taxpayers deserve more than what the nato partners are contributing. i think the other thing -- >> hold on, congressman, for a second. i just want to dive in there. you think that is what's paramount, making sure they are not nickel and diming us somehow is more important than reiterating collective defense and the relationship that the u.s. and germany and france have had together for all these decades? >> no. i don't think there's any dispute about america's standing with nato in terms of russian aggression. i don't think that was ever up for discussion at all. i think the american left has tried to make that an issue because trump didn't play it up more than he should have in their own opinion. i think trump's basic premise was of course we're there.

republicans together, or does he say, let them go, and if you have the ben sasses of the world, a never trumper from the beginning, a group of them joining 48 democrats, who knows. i think you could see people saying, we won't consider it. i think the next band of people will come fro the united states senate. >> john mccain, freshly reelected and his own man always, but it's fascinating as a microcosm, just one of 50 states, two of 100 senators. >> you want to bring it back even further? >> somewhere he supposedly made that trek to the white house and said, president nixon, the gig is up. >> you know what's so jarring. you have sara huckabee sanders saying it's so critical of democrats who had been so critical of james comey up until the election, and accused him of swinging the election in hillary clinton's favor. it's hypocritical, she says, for them not to praise this. we have to remember what was said on the campaign and trump wasie fus sieve about director comey when he reopened the investigation. there's a lot of. it's reversing itself entirely, a complete 180 when it comes to how james

you're creeping into the not just the anti-trumpers. tipping the point? >> no.floor and said there will be no special counsel if i have anything to say about it. they realize the special counsel takes us deep into 2018 and makes russia an issue in the next election cycle. they don't believe there is anything there but if there is, they want the boil sliced. they want all the prosecutions done. >> shawn whitehouse was drawing a distinction. he is not for a special prosecutor. he would rather an independent investigation. saying if you bring in a special prosecutor, you start from scratch. it was an interesting argument and one of the few democrats arguing against it. >> and it is one of the things congress can get done on their own as opposed to a special prosecutor which would need to be appointed by the ag. the republicans may say they're disturb in the various e-mail statements. they're going to get pinned down by reporters on the hill. but the mentality has been to ride out the storm as it was during the campaign. the only recourse the democrats have rht now

forget the forever trumpers. bring in some professionals, as one told him. but this is the staff he has to rely on, and so he's caught between, you know, these competing narratives. and i think, in a way, his friends are kind of worried about him. >> he may not be serving himself well and the people around him as well. how do you think this is going to impact his decision-making, this mood? >> i don't know. >> i had one friend of his say to me in complaining about the people at the white house and to a certain degree about trump himself. he said, look. these people don't play chess. they play checkers. which means that they're unable to see around corners. and what he needs to surround himself with are people who are not political neophytes. donald trump has never been in political office before. lots of the people who work for him have never been in the white house. donald trump wants to be his own chief of staff. and, you know, they are trying to push him towards getting good advice and listening to it. and one of his friends said to me, the thing that giv

. >> ana, you're a republican strategist as we said but also an anti-trumper.hat would you say to the hard-core trump supporters who cokie referenced who feel this whole thing is hyper ventilation and hypocrisy on the part of liberals? >> i would say stop enabling him. stop allowing this. stop defending this. stop justifying this. we are seeing a president whose abnormal because this is not normal behavior by week. if you look at it this is a president who has now tweeted and spoken out against the judiciary, against specific judges. he sent a veiled threat and tried to intimidate sally yates on monday, the day before -- the day she was supposed to testify and now a veiled threat towards the former fbi director. how far does he have to go? how long do we have to put up with this kind of crisis? half the country if not more thinks our government is in crisis, thing thinks our constitution is under threat so i would say to trump supporters you are not doing him any favors by enabling him. we need a president who can be capable of unifying this country in a time o

trump hired other trumpers. he hired -- . >> bob: the trumps are in different cities. >> gillian: i disagree, jesse. there's been entire books written about how there was differences of opinion among president obama's cabinet when they decided everything, especially in foreign policy which is mostly what i care about. remember just -- . >> jesse: my point is that trump said reince preibus was against him. tillerson came out of nowhere. mcmaster not a pro-trump guy. >> bob: most of the guys weren't pro-trump guys before they got there those are the two adults in the cabinet. >> jesse: he ran against ben carson and he hired him. >> bob: have we heard anything from the housing secretary? ben carson? >> jesse: what would you like to hear? >> bob: i don't know. i had a section 8 house, actually. >> greg: it wasn't a section 8 house, it was a different kind of house. >> kimberly: bob, there's three adults. the axis of adults. >> bob: you're exactly right. if we leave out of that the president of the united state state