rewriting this narrative. ninlly this morning, the prosecution getting to the fact that this time line had a lot of details, a lot of changes, and asking him to explain difficult things. one of the things that stands out is the number of steps that was tracked in that critical time. this is right around the time that the murder would have happened or just aftered after the murder would have happened, he s tracking 70 steps a minute, which is way more than his average steps in any time interval of any time of day. prosecutors were asking him what were you doing during that time, were you on a treadmill, you know, were you doing steps and jumping jacks, like what was going on, and there was no really good answer that alec murdaugh could provide for that. there were several questions in that same line that kind of created those moments, so he is certainly seeming unsteady up there, getting what we expected which is a brutal
aftered call to brad raffensperger. i only need 11,000 votes. give me a break. you know? we have that in spades all right. reporter: for seven months the special grand jury called witnesses like raffensperger, south carolina senator lindsey graham and former trump attorney rudy giuliani. in a probe that steadily expanded to include false election, fraud claims, threats and harassment ghent election workers and efforts by unauthorized individuals to access voting machines. barring indictments the panel release as final report with recommendations to issue indictments. give you bullet points it s going to be a narrative. reporter: robert james was a district attorney in dekalb county when a detailed report was released on public corruption and issued one for indictment and a dozen others for investigation.
foreign government to target an american citizen. i yield back. the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does mr. gates seek recognition. strikes the last word. there were five meetings that we have detailed that show why the aid was released. there was a beliefs on the administration previously that ukraine was one of the most corrupt countries in the world, they had not engaged in sufficient reforms and aftered number of events with the vice president with a bipartisan senate delegation there was a resolution of that aid. this debate just lacks a certain sincerity. i hearder earlier my friend fro california mr. swalwell say, list out all these crimes. ifse i m watching at home i m thinking where are they in the impeachment. that is a democrat drive-by. to list crimes that you don t allege and you don t have evidence y for. is ever a microcosm of how to consume this day and the importance with the american people they re naming crimes in
there are names being floated out there. make no mistake, the position of national security adviser and the team inside the national security council has been almost in a constant state of turmoil since the. it was michael flynn who was fired shortly aftered. in terms of his contacts with the russians and the russian ambassador at that time, sir kislyak, and ever since then the president has been at odds with his national security team. bolton and pompeo for sure have been at odds with each other, but this was a known quantity before john bolton came into this administration. he was very well known for having sharp elbows, he was very well known for being a hawk at odds with president trump himself. remember, during the campaign the president campaigned heavily on the idea that he was opposed to the iraq war.
centuries white women have invested in white veemcy because their whiteness aftered them a particular kind of power that their gender does not. explain what you mean by that. as a historian i explore white women s economic effective investments in the institution of slavery and what that has led to understand is that there s this broader historical context we need to keep in mind when we re looking at white women s voting patterns today. and as we look at their support, their overwhelming support of donald trump. and so what i meant was that we tend to think of white women as primarily focusing on their gendered oppression, that because they are oppressed as women, that that oppression will allow for them to ally and to sympathize with other dispossessed and disempowered peoples in. the nation. but my research actually shows