said and done. we find ourselves at home and great conflict. if you wonder what s going to happen in washington and impeachment will be over mid january, personally i think president trump will come out stronger and the good news is everybody in politics and america needs to prove american public who are not all completely crazy. so they may be a spirit of compromised coming post impeachment, or political ofness ofness necessity or anything else. it is appropriate that he was in a land that has a king. he considers to be his king, donald trump. they thrown away the second article of impeachment is defiance of them and defiance of their own party. have we reached the point where one of two parties are essent l
research and steele himself were basically pro trump or pro republican at least. yeah, you know, we all think it s ivanka trump, and i think it s more an acquaintanceship than a friendship. chris is a super polite british person who when contacted reciprocates and often will if you wrote him today, joy, you d get a christmas card in the next week. so it s important to remember, though, that chris, when he was hired by us to look at these matters, he didn t know that we were working for donald trump, which is a super germane fact that people sorry, working against president trump. so he didn t know who the ultimate client was? no, we didn t tell him. it became obvious, eventually, but, no, it s a part of trade craft that you wouldn t tell someone who was the subcontractor, who the client was. you wouldn t want to influence their thinking.
as a jury, whether they are the same powers or immunity so if they commit band act, they may not have congressional immunity and they may not be able to over rule the chief justice and i think that s something worth looking into. yes. very quickly before we go and as you were brought up karine. donald trump may appears, he may have the situation, he basically refused to participate in functional ways in the election. is that surprising though in he did the same thing in 2015 with fox. and the way he saw that was they were making so much money off of his appearance that he wanted a cut in it. he wanted to make money in the revenue they were getting. he saw it like a business deal. if you are not fair to him, he s not going to participate. this is part of what he s doing in changing the norms and doing what ever he wants and republicans allowed him to do this. one quick thing.
i don t i was raised in a catholic house. we don t hate anybody. not anybody in the world. and as a catholic, i resent your using the word hate in a sentence that addresses me. i don t hate anyone. i was raised in a way that is a heart full of love and always prayed for the president. and i still pray for the president. i pray for the president all the time. so don t mess with me when it comes to words like that. all that was missing with a pelosi clap at the end. you ll remember that epic clap back from speaker pelosi from the peek wfr telling a reporter that she doesn t hate donald trump. she prays for him. that fits in with her wider political ideology according to my next guest. she writes many people in politics love humanity but aren t as good at loving humans. the nancy pelosi way is to remember that people s hopes, dreams and aspirations define them far more than the titles
the public i think has to hope that the institutions that will have to wrestle at those decisions, most notably the courts will hold. when you look at all six opinions that have gone against donald trump in the financial documents and the tax return arena, the courts have held thus far. here is my one concern with chief justice roberts presiding over a senate trial that mitch mcconnell have said it is fixed and the outcome is determining. lindsey graham have said proudly, i will not be a fair juror. by chief justice roberts presiding over that, he better be really careful that he does not tarnish the legislative imi the courts. it is only because donald trump