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conversation about concrete military assistance that they need. and a big discussion about sanctions to. which the ukrainians really want the west now to focus on. especially now that president macron has won reelection. and third, it will be very important, they announced the nominee brigitte bring, i know bridget, she s a fantastic hire. i hope that the senate will not do the things that they do these days and get her through. because they want to have americans in kyiv. by the way, they want to have military officers from the united states in kyiv, so that they can talk to them on a daily basis. and that is what comes when you have the embassy open there, as opposed to in poland or lviv. your team i know has been working out ideas for new sanctions. when i was away last week, i met with a lot of people who had family still living in russia. russians and their parents, their siblings in russia.
mulvaney, quote, he, trump, he s a sub this now. congressman bill timmins, quote, the president needs to stop this asap. donald trump jr. himself writes, this is one you go to the mattresses on. they will try to f his entire legacy if this gets worse. reince priebus tells them to go home. but he is that issue, though, they read all this ungenerous except. and just a few days later, many of these very same people said the right was overblown, americans want to move on, how do they square this? or do they have to, fellow, are they bank that the new cycle moves on and her supporters are not paying attention? well, stephanie, it s this revisionist history. but will we see in the text messages is that even trump s most stalwart allies on capitol hill and elsewhere in the republican firm we re seeing what s going on with their own eyes. we also as americans that they,
really little member in july about remembering. and of course, that gets complicated. the way you do that is to talk to people around her and see if she had concocted some kind of story. but that s the problem with perjury cases, generally. they re very hard to prove because you need a very precise question. we need a very precise answer. and if somebody says something like, to the best of my recollection, or i don t really recall, then perjury becomes almost impossible. so, to your question, does she get away with that? probably. phil, i want you to take a look at some of the text messages sent to mark meadows out of insurrection was happening. former trump official mick mulvaney, quote, he, trump, he s a sub this now. congressman bill timmins, quote, the president needs to stop this asap. donald trump jr. himself writes, this is one you go to the mattresses on. they will try to f his entire legacy if this gets worse. reince priebus tells them to go home.