Subject: MSNBC was Pro Trump right after speech
From: Corinne Matti <[email-masked]>
To: "Miranda, Luis" <[email-masked]>, "Paustenbach, Mark" <[email-masked]>
Cc: "Dillon, Lauren" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2016 10:59:39 -0700

Flagging the MSNBC panel after Trump foreign policy speech was all pro Trump which is incredibly annoying.

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Reporter: General, what's your reaction? What's your takeaway from what we just heard?

General McCaffrey:  I probably have a different view moint. Mr. Trump over the last year has said some of the most irresponsible, inane statements on foreign policy, defense policy that I've ever heard in public life.

This speech, I thought he hit it out of the ballpark. There are some things you can argue about but from a domestic political viewpoint I think it was very powerful, very sensible. The Saudis will like what they heard, the Russians, maybe the Chinese. I thought he did a tremendous job. The notion of him being the junkyard dog that arrives in Washington has been compelling him to popularity. This tended to mute that and say, wait a minute. I'm a person of peace and I understand what I'm doing. I thought it was a very significant presentation.

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John Feehery: Not really. I got a sense someone wrote that speech for him and he read it very nicely on a teleprompter. I think it's important for him to do that. I think it's important that he also understands delegation and how to give the big things to do to other folk. He's not an expert on for policy. We know that. What he's an expert is growing the economy and creating jobs and that's what he's probably going to stick to as his main message.