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HOW FAR WILL TRUMP GO IN VENEZUELA?
@MajorCBS asked the acting chief of staff for this week's very newsy episode of @TakeoutPodcast, which drops tomorrow...
Mulvaney: "I don't think we're going to take affirmative action to make [Guaido] become the leader."
@MajorCBS asked the acting chief of staff for this week's very newsy episode of @TakeoutPodcast, which drops tomorrow...
Mulvaney: "I don't think we're going to take affirmative action to make [Guaido] become the leader."
@MajorCBS @TakeoutPodcast ON THE LATEST NORTH KOREAN LAUNCHES:
"These missiles -- whatever they were, whatever you want to call them -- were very small." Mulvaney told @MajorCBS last night (before today's news), calling the launches a "very non-provocative provocation."
"These missiles -- whatever they were, whatever you want to call them -- were very small." Mulvaney told @MajorCBS last night (before today's news), calling the launches a "very non-provocative provocation."
ON THE PROSPECT FOR CONFRONTATION W/ IRAN:
"I don't want to guess at the future, but we are not going to war in Iran," Mulvaney told @MajorCBS on the @TakeoutPodcast, which drops tomorrow. "I think what you're going to see is us over there to enforce and protect our interests."
"I don't want to guess at the future, but we are not going to war in Iran," Mulvaney told @MajorCBS on the @TakeoutPodcast, which drops tomorrow. "I think what you're going to see is us over there to enforce and protect our interests."
ON DJT TAXES:
Mulvaney: "This is just about trying to embarrass the president."
@MajorCBS: "What's embarrassing about his tax records?"
MM: "That's what they want to know."
MG: "But what is it?"
MM: "I have no idea and I don't care. And more importantly, voters don't care."
Mulvaney: "This is just about trying to embarrass the president."
@MajorCBS: "What's embarrassing about his tax records?"
MM: "That's what they want to know."
MG: "But what is it?"
MM: "I have no idea and I don't care. And more importantly, voters don't care."
ON DJT, JR SUBPOENA, ISSUED BY A REPUBLICAN-LED SENATE COMMITTEE:
"To subpoena the president of the United States's son, and not at least get a heads up, I thought, was, let's say, bad form," Mick Mulvaney tells @MajorCBS on @TakeoutPodcast.
"To subpoena the president of the United States's son, and not at least get a heads up, I thought, was, let's say, bad form," Mick Mulvaney tells @MajorCBS on @TakeoutPodcast.
