All he wanted to do was impede a process thats, well, its stated there in the constitution. Thats all he wanted. Like a bank robber, all i wanted to do was rob a bank. Take all the money. This is exactly what he is charged for, and he admitted it. Yeah. You know, watching mr. Lauro and political defenders like Lindsey Graham, well talk about him in a minute, attempt to defend donald trump over the last couple days, its clear they dont have a lot to work with. Mr. Lauro is a real attorney, unlike some of the other attorneys trump had around him. He was a prosecutor. If he cant seem to come up with a cogent theory of the case of why donald trump was acting legally around the 2020 election in the days leading up to january 6th, because the evidence in the indictment, the allegations in that indictment are so overwhelming, theyre Hopscotching Around, hoping to find something. Nothing is hitting yet. Well, of course, theyre not going to find anything legally because theyre boxed in legal le
do you believe this is now officially the joe biden bribery allegation, and do you believe that you will be able to prove that? jim comer. i sure hope so. i do believe that there s a lot of smoke, and where there s smoke, there s fire. we just heard testimony today all right. that joe biden lied to the american people. i sure hope so. that was the chair of the house oversight committee, james comer on monday, claiming that there s a lot of smoke regarding they re blowing the smoke in, then they re saying there s a lot of smoke. regarding hunter biden s business dealing. it is their smoke, actually. and whether joe biden was involved. he said that hours after the committee received closed door testimony from hunter biden s former business parter, devon archer. as we learned from committee member dan goldman, archer may have actually contradicted
president s domestic political rivals. well, tonight that career foreign service officer david holmes whose close door testimony we can now access as of this evening, he has just been added to the list of witnesses. he will be testifying on thursday afternoon alongside fiona hill. now, tomorrow morning starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern time, we are going to have testimony from two side-by-side witnesses. tx be lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. he will testify alongside jennifer williams who is a career foreign service officer who worked in vice president mike pence s office. you will recall that colonel vindman s testimony made headlines for days after he gave his closed door deposition. what he recounted and turns out to be quite dramatic testimony is his reaction to listening in on the call on july 25th between president trump and president
quote, within a week or two it became apparent that the anti-corruption efforts on which we were making progress were not making a dent in terms of persuading the white house to schedule a meeting between the presidents. turns out the trump white house wasn t interested in pursuing the anti-corruption stuff. they just wanted investigations into joe biden, right? and that is very damning testimony. if the defense of the president relies on the idea that he really is all about anti-corruption efforts, and that was really what he was trying to get done there. when the people who actually worked on those things couldn t get their freaking calls returned, couldn t make a dent is his phrase, couldn t get anywhere with the trump white house while they were working on actual corruption because the trump white house did not care about that. they only cared about getting specific investigations into the president s domestic political rivals. well, tonight that career foreign service officer davi
communications director hope hicks showed up foreclosed door testimony before the house judiciary committee. we could see from the transcript yesterday that hicks refused to answer 155 questions including really tough ones, like where was your office located in the west wing? now house judiciary chairman jerry nadler tells politico that he plans to use that transcript as a real life illustration of the white house stonewalling as they ask a court to force former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify. the chairman says, quote, it s one thing to tell the judge blanket immunity is not a right thing, it s another thing when a judge can see what that means in actuality and how absurd it is. if nadler could win that against don mcgahn, that would open up the door to testimony for more witnesses the white house has kept out of reach. there s one more aspect to keep an eye on. when it was first announced that hope hicks would testify, another interview with another trump insider was announ