the resources to push back d against russian aggression. and we ve learned from the testimony that, you know, when he learned that rudy giuliani was trying to push something that the u.s. was trying to warn against essentially, he was becoming very alarmed at it. we heard from fiona hill, the president s former top russia s aide, to that effect. we heard of course from colonel vindman yesterday, who backed up a lot of fiona hill s assertions. and then of course william taylor last week, the top diplomat to ukraine. so it seems like the nexus here always comes back to john bolton in that he was aware of these efforts, and not just aware, but he was very concerned and alarmed. and that s why i think house democrats really want his testimony at this point. so mieke, you re the lawyer in this conversation. when a john bolton says i m not going to just respond to your invite but i would accept a j subpoena, do you take him at his word? i think you do. and we ve seen this happen with oth
out the ramifications. it reminds me of the fast and furious. the cover up there. it s unbelievable. it seems that ahead of specific political goal in mind and acted against the best interest of the united states and supported, essentially, terrorism, with iran and hezbollah and found that it. probably on both ends, by having the dea stand out, that empowered hezbollah on the front-end, and when they are getting the cash in theas back d of the deal, why do you think they want the cash? they want to give that to the revolutionary guard, they want to give it to groups like hezbollah so they can continue to wreak havoc in the middle east. it was a disaster from the beginning to end. kimberly: you re right. i thank you for your service and what do you have done here and i look forward to finding out the rest of this information. obviously, we need you to come back a lot. congressman desantis, thank you. > merry christmas. kimberly: merry christmas. joining us now with more, fox
and fewer the following week. the players who did it are not sobs, they re trying to be thoughtful about our country. i don t like what they decided to do. i think they re wrong but they aren t sobs. they re people wrestling with something. i regret those words were used. dana: i have a new show starting monday at 2:00 p.m. called the daily briefing and you ll be on it. thank you, ari, we appreciate it. directly ahead president trump said the nfl is going to hell. more on that when we come right back.d back. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends, three jobs. you re like nothing can replace brad.
on my watch johnny decided that 30 years was a great time to take a bow and say thank you and say good night. 30 years is enough. good time to get out while you re still on top of your game plan. johnny carson retiring in the 90s was a huge moment where the ice chunk of the shelf breaks off. it s a tremendous part of history. johnny had told no one what he planned to do and we weren t prepared. that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne and there only was one late night throne. jay le know had been carson s substitute host wen he wen on vacation. only six months people were talking about donald trump as a
rap. rap is real big among our teens. that s poetry. of course it is. having maya angelou on, i mean, where would you have seen her otherwise? in 1892 wrote a poem that called a negro love song. it says seen my lady home last night, jump back, honey, jump back. held her hand and squeezed it tight, jump back, honey, jump back. he didn t just have black people on his show. but if you were hip, you wanted to be on arsenio. this was something i heard a political analyst talk about recently. he said you kind of were i use the word chilling out. he said you were pulling back.d say as much or be outspoken. no? i ve heard that, but i never know who says it. it s wishful thinking on the part of some people.