New York Times reporters say they have additional leaked McCarthy audio: “We have a lot more”
reporters on that story told MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow comes to pass.
“I would just say for the book buying audience out there, for people who work in politics: This is only the start,” said Martin, whose co-bylined report Thursday is derived from the upcoming book “Well, that’s a pretty diplomatic way of putting it, Rachel. It was a totally bogus denial, as your audience just heard,” Burns replied. “And I think that what this moment captures, in addition to everything Jonathan just said, and what this tape in particular captures, is just the staggering gulf between what Republican leaders say about Donald Trump in public, and to his face, and what they will say about him in private.”“But of course, he answers to his caucus,” she acknowledged.
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