was a series of misdeeds. i think the evidence is overwhelming. compelling. where i think they may not have judged properly is thousand will play in the country. we don t know yet. the early signs the country is not paying attention. the priorities of the country impeachment number ten. and i think it s been hard for the public to follow. you have ten different characters who come on stage. none are known to the public before this all happened. and trying to keep up with who is who. and no chronology. we re not walking our way through it. we re jumping around. and various members of congress ask questions. it s given it a jumpy. it s hard for people to follow and people are exhausted. by this. it s not to say the democrats can t recoop. it is to say this is still very
from the tone of chairman schiff tonight it sounds like he has more or less wrapped up his phase. do you think the democrats made a solid case? i think they made a very solid case on the merits. on the question whether in fact there was a series of misdeeds on the part of the white house as cohorts i think it is compeing. i think they may not have judged properly how it s going to play in the country. the early signs are the country is not paying attention. there were top ten surveys what the priorities ought to be, impeachment number ten. i think it s been hard for the public to follow it. you have ten different characters who come on stage. none of them were known to the public before this had all happened. and trying to keep up who s who and, you know, there s no crinology, we re not walking our way through the chronlogically,
bill: did you share that with the white house? yes, of course. i think they fully expected some of this would vote no. they know we are solidly supporting the president and keep pushing to have all of these changes in budget process reform. i look forward to a second term of president donald trump because i know continuing those government reforms is exactly what he is going to do. bill: as we see the president come on stage at u.s. bank arena as we get ready for the big build up, we will go to the president and a moment. you think about the roots of the tea party in southwestern ohio, some sectors of the state are deep at it. where the spending has gone, the president said earlier today
it was a live podcast. there was a come on stage. yes. she was confused about the definition of racism. very confused. it would have been easy for you to pop off. it was like watching a jedi looking at somebody like you don t know how to use a light saber and it s not worth it. it s not about white people. it s about white supremacy, and white people have to disinvest from this stuff. and they re not going to if every time there s some hectic shit going on you got to pull out the light saber. at the end of the day, they re not going to come back. yeah. and you need them to come back. yeah. but for the most part i think what s real is white people are not taught about how they ve been put in a position of power, and that s exactly how it s allowed to fester and continue. and then from there you don t stop there and just be the most conscious and not do shit. yeah.
supporters of black lives matter, i thought i would give them a chance to meet up. don t embarrass me, white people. wait a minute. come on. you better have gotten that. lisa, it is honestly an honor to meet you. whenever we do actions out, we wear black lives matter patches on your plate carriers because we re perfectly aligned with the cause you promote. excellent. thank you for saying that. so tell me more. why guns? why is guns the organizing principle? there s something to be said for being able to show up to a protest with highly armed and primarily violent far right activists and they don t do shit when we re there, and everything is peaceful. and people get to speak their mind and protest, and you showing up at a rally with a gun is different than me showing up at a rally with a gun, and it is an only vags gaigs in