saying, we must go now and speak to a lawyer, we have to go now to the head lawyer at the national security council, we need someone in the white house counsel s office involved in this, would suggest that bolton was not merely alarmed, upset, outraged, by what he saw unfolding in front of him, but that he had at least at least suggest that he might have been thinking or was thinking that the president of the united states and his lawyer, rudy giuliani, were possibly engaged in a criminal conspiracy. and i think that is enormously significant in no small part because it means there s a record and the record of that of that outreach to the counsel will exist and can also be subpoenaed. and so if you think about the various days in this scandal that have happened over the course of the last 3 1/2 weeks, i think in terms of where this investigation is going now, directionally, and how wide the net now is, how significant the people caught in that net are, and what the picture we re no
juan: clearly elizabeth warren came strongest and left strongest. i don t think anybody did any damage to her. to me, the whole notion that it s a family feud. that s healthy. we should be seeing a debate that helps determine who the candidate is. look back to 2016. republicans were more divided. you think about the wall. there was one guy up there that said yeah, the wall is a great idea. trade, foreign trade. war in iraq. donald trump didn t tell the truth but he said that he had opposed the war in iraq. greg: he kind of did. directionally told the truth. juan: i thought it was a substantive debate about medicare for all, the environment with delaney playing the foil to sanders and warren making some real good points and forcing them to defend their points. when he spoke about the costs greg: we re going do do that in the b block. jesse: you called it a
vote was in a presidential election. so for example, if trump were to win in colorado but the popular vote went to the democrats, colorado would have to send their votes for the democrats. is that something you would support? i have to read it. i haven t had a chance to read it. let me say this. directionally, i m for getting rid of the electoral college. dana: really? yeah. i think we ought to have direct election of our president. i think the electoral college is antiquated, belonged two centuries ago. it would be good to fix it. whether we are able to fix it is another question, a journey like that takes a long time. meantime dana: i was going to say it would require a constitutional amendment, which is very difficult. right. that is difficult and it s takes a long time. in the meantime, we could be working on other things like the lack of economic mobility in
everyone on the hill. and he understood just how motivated people were by this. i think that charlie has an interesting point which is to say that if the republicans win this, some of that rage will dissipate, and rage becomes joy, but thien it dissipates, and th democrats have may have the edge going into november, but right now the republicans are unify and enthusiastic and angry, and think they lindsey graham was channeling that. and what do you they the impact of all of this is on susan collins as we count down towards her decision at 3:00? well, you know, i mean, i don t know, i only understand this directionally which is to say the following, if a republican doesn t go with kavanaugh right now, and given the height of the emotion, and the state that we are in, that prn is not going to have a wonderful or easy future in the republican party. so the pressure on her from that direction has got to be
no, no. i don t think that s the speculation. i think the speculation was the distracts. santorum makes an interesting but dangerous argument in support. if he s going to say i ve decided that this is a vestige of a bygone era and there s no reason for what anthony is discussing, i want all of them to have no clearance, that s one thing. but if it s something punitive, it s something very different and a little dark, i m afraid, which is this is the president s next step towards being an autocrat. first it was the pardons. he s always looking to exercise absolute power in a punitive way. this is his latest attempt. what s next? pulling it from mueller? okay. but let s just let s split the thing quickly, okay? if it s the former, let him come out and articulate why and let him present a new vision for where we want to go directionally in america that is going to make americans safe here in the united states and