don t talk to. we are almost there. there is also in piedmont a, complete with a quiet room. one thing to note there, don t go into that space with anything that s an aggressive sense for instance. trying to be chilled. take a deep breath. before you say anything. it so, a traditional socialists event, comrades would applaud stalin for example for half an hour. but at the dsa convention, they were obediently science. could you all get if one more round for our fantastic speakers? we are so lucky to have you in the socialist movement. but for some, the silence wasn t enough. when the floor was open for comments, the complaints began to roll in. watch this. spend quite a privilege. guys, first of all, i just want to say can we keep the chatter
don t talk to maga [bleep] we are almost there. there is also in piedmont a, complete with a quiet room. one thing to note there, don t go into that space with anything that s an aggressive scent for instance. try to be chill.l. take a deep breath, feel better, before you say anything. tucker: at a traditional socialist convention, comrades would applaud stalin, for example, for half an hour. but at the dsa convention, they were obediently silent. could you all get if one more round of asl applause for our fantastic speakers? we are so lucky to have you in the socialist movement. tucker: but for some, the silence wasn t enough. when the floor was open for comments, the complaints began to roll in. watch this. quite a privilege. guys, first of all, i just want to say can we keep the chatter to a j minimum.
actually written in response to a request from mueller to get clarification as to what he can talk about. you have grand jury investigation. and it points out they re not waiving privilege in this case. so that may be part of why they have somebody now who may be alongside of him to kind of nudge him and say don t go into that. that s outside of the report. but as you may recall, when mueller gave his little press conference he said i m not going outside the four corners of the report. and that s essentially what the letter from the doj says. it also says they re fine with essentially if he doesn t want to testify, they d be okay with that, too, saying it s not necessary that he testify. he s got a little backup there? he does. yesterday the president suggested he s not really interested but he might watch a little of the hearings. what do you imagine is going to be going on at the white house during those hours tomorrow? oh, yeah, i d be surprised if
potential for loss of that workforce that never returned. simply because they are to ttal frustrated with the notion of going to work for a government that will not support them when they need them the most. you don t go into public service because you re expecting to get wealthy, right? there are a lot of people there s a big story in the new york times or washington post about talking to ph.d.s for example who are working at nasa who said i didn t get my ph.d. so i can sit at home. part tch is we have an economy where there are jobs going unfilled. having worked for the coast guard, having worked for the department of homeland security, and ntsa, right, people might say even if this gets solved, who s to say it s not going to happen again and again over the next couple of years. so i need to look for more
areas. what finally catches him is when the tapes are released, the smoking gun tape puts the lie to the statement that he had no advanced knowledge. on the tape you hear nixon telling haldeman to direct the cia to stop an fbi investigation. without going into detail, don t lie to them to that extent. but say that they should call the fib and don t go into further into this case. those words clearly led to an obstruction of justice. and i was always amazed at the president s nonchalance. he didn t seem to care. i wanted to say to him, my god, man, do you know what you just said? do you know those tapes are