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what they would be doing. and i think to your point, chris, about hunter biden, i think that s why dan goldman made such an important point in asking yovanovitch about, if in removing a general prosecutor who was not actually doing anything to prosecute any corruption in the ukraine, wouldn t that make hunter biden more vulnerable? because if you re going to work to put someone in office who is going to aggressively go after corruption that s actually counter to their narrative about what joe biden was doing. and i think that was an incredibly elegant moment in making sure he s buttressing against that kind of argument. so convicted felon roger stone leaving court right now. roger stone found guilty on seven counts that include lying to congress. let s listen and see if we catch him answering questions.
i think we ve all seen now with the release of the mueller report that there was substantial reason to believe that the president and those around him conduct eed themselv inappropriately and in many cases illegally. the mueller investigation, the special counsel investigation resulted in numerous convictions of the president s associates. so very clearly not a witch hunt. and ultimately exposed, i think, 11 different categories of obstructive activity engaged in by the president himself. not to mention the fact that it conclusively proved the meddling of the government of russia in our democratic process and what s described as a vast and effective campaign. so i think those are all conclusions that concern the president greatly. attacking individuals rather than by buttressing and supporting the democratic elections we rely upon. i m correct, andy.
starting to fulfill my commitments to you. although if you look at his first commitment on the remains, the north koreans said we re going to give you 200. they gave us 55. they re dragging this on. they don t want to denuclearize. but, look, despite all of this negativism, i think it s important that we continue giving pompeo and the administration a chance at some kind of reduction of missiles and denuclearization. have timetables. have verification. but the north koreans, you know, with their rhetoric, they send a nice letter, they do have a quarter of the remains, you know, this is how they always negotiate, they stretch it out. oh, we didn t believe that. i think what pompeo is doing, buttressing our allies in the region, warning russia. but i think it s going to be up to the president, instead of saying to kim jong-un, oh, you ve done all of these nice things with us, thank you for the remains. this is the time to get tough.
of what immigration is. there is a reason, i think it was chuck todd aets show that talked about how nobody in norway wants to come here. the fact that donald trump wants people from norway to come here, that s about how he thinks of immigration as a racial buttressing. immigration is not a fun process. it is a difficult process. and you only get up and move if you think the place you re going to will be better. and as has been pointed out, as for the politics of it, the notion of having asylum or protection for people who are fleeing problems has been a bipartisan framework for immigration since the civil rights era. it is also what gives us foreign policy heft. it is the idea that we stand up for these things.