Kellyanne: You have stage 5 Trump Derangement Syndrome; Miller: no hard nos from GOPs for nominees

Kellyanne calls out Sarah Longwell’s TDS: “You have stage five Trump Derangement Syndrome.”

Trump Senior Advisor Jason Miller: “Right now, there are no hard nos from Republicans for any of President Trump’s nominees — because they’re really good people.”

NBC’s Kelly O’Donnell: “Picking up on — on drones, has it reached a level or is there a level determined by which the President or the administration more directly would prohibit any use of the airspace since it is regulated for drones for a period of time to try to figure out who they are and to remove this anxiety that people in the northeastern are feeling??

WH’s John Kirby: “I don’t know that we’re at a stage right now where we — uh — we — we’re considering that sort of a policy option, but I can tell you that we’re gonna keep an open mind here and I think we’re going to, whatever policy options we determine are appropriate will be informed by the investigation and thus far, in this early stage of the investigation, there’s just no national security threat that we see and no public safety risks. So again, you — you want to be careful that you don’t — um — that you, you don’t jump to conclusions and you don’t jump to policy options that may not be appropriate at this particular stage, but we’ll obviously see where it goes and we’ll be informed by investigators.”

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Kellyanne: You have stage 5 Trump Derangement Syndrome; Miller: no hard nos from GOPs for nominees

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Kellyanne calls out Sarah Longwell’s TDS: “You have stage five Trump Derangement Syndrome

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Trump Senior Advisor Jason Miller: “Right now, there are no hard nos from Republicans for any of President Trump’s nominees — because they’re really good people

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NBC’s Kelly O’Donnell: “Picking up on — on drones, has it reached a level or is there a level determined by which the President or the administration more directly would prohibit any use of the airspace since it is regulated for drones for a period of time to try to figure out who they are and to remove this anxiety that people in the northeastern are feeling

• WH’s John Kirby: “I don’t know that we’re at a stage right now where we — uh — we — we’re considering that sort of a policy option, but I can tell you that we’re gonna keep an open mind here and I think we’re going to, whatever policy options we determine are appropriate will be informed by the investigation and thus far, in this early stage of the investigation, there’s just no national security threat that we see and no public safety risks