Hey, pull up a chair. It's tax on tap with David Axelrod and Mike Murphy.

Murphy, good to talk to you, brother. I had a plan and that plan was to jump right into

this democratic debate lottery and start this week by talking about that and we'll get to

that. But then I sat down and I watched this show last night, the president's George

Stephanopolis's 30 hours with Donald Trump and it was kind of an amazing show. How's George

doing if we were covered yet? I actually heard that he's on vacation now and probably much needed.

But you know, I read George famously meditates, he must have gone over time after this one. But

the, you know, the moments were like everything with Trump kind of shocking but not shocking in

that, you know, he always says something that kind of makes your head snap back. There were

a couple of moments that got reported that were obviously concerning. One was him saying that he

might yet accept Oppo research from Putin and the Russians if the occasion arises which caused

everybody to raise their eyebrows. And then there were these. He said it with any foreign countries

so the gains can make their big. Norway. He said Norway may offer those Norwegians are really

diabolical that way. I'm married to one sneaky very sneaky. But then there was this weird thing

where he was in the middle of bragging about his personal finances and then he stopped in the

middle of the interview and here's that sound. At some point I hope they get it because it's a

financial, it's a fantastic financial statement. It's a fantastic financial statement. And let's do

that over. He's coughing in the middle of my answer. Yeah. Okay. I don't like that. You know,

your chief of staff. If you get a cough, please leave me a room. I'll come over here. Just get

just a chance to shout. Sorry. So just let the record show that was the president of the United States

on national TV, reaming out his chief of staff for coughing while he was bragging about his

personal finances and halting the interview and asking for a retake so he could make the point

...