It's really time for @maggieNYT and @nytmike to take responsibility for setting the red line themselves.
Trump didn't do that. They did.
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Do you think Maggie put it there or do you think hope hicks or someone told her what trump was saying or wanted to get across in the interview and so Maggie asked the q.
That's what they should start by explaining. Either they invented it or they served as stenographer's for Trump's attack on Constitution. They should decide which it is.
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Haberman tweeted last night that he was saying it privately which is why they asked. IDK though. I get where you're coming from but it seems a little farfetched to suggest that one question from the times will precipitate a constitutional crisis.
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Then don't ask. Let him offer it up.
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I’ve taken it as a stenographer the way she chooses critiques and praises. It seems orchestrated in a way where things are in & out of bounds. I took his attack on her as realizing the Stormy story was going wrong for him.
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Clinton viewed her as a friendly interviewer too. She probably knows a message & asks the q that allows them to say it. And Trump wanted to say don’t touch my finances. I doubt she’d admit it but I can’t wrap my head around another explanation for her odd presentation of Trump
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