I think any time as an advisor in the White House, if you get too big, bigger than the principal, bigger than the president, you get into trouble.
David Gregory: “I think any time as an advisor in the White House, if you get too big, bigger than the principal, bigger than the…”
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David Gregory discusses the risks of advisors becoming too influential in the White House, particularly in relation to President Trump.
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He's called them vermin before. He's talked about an infestation before. These are the kinds of phraseology that was used against Jews, by the way, in Nazi Germany and elsewhere in Europe, so it's dehumanizing.
Any president has to respect the institution to know that this kind of intrusion is something that could very much come to hurt the United States.
The attorney general who is involved in making this recommendation thought enough to recuse himself from the Russian investigation because he himself failed to disclose that he had meetings with the Russian ambassador.
You could be told you're not being investigated now, that could change tomorrow.





