works, either in the airport environment or the air traffic control environment or the professional flight deck environment. it s not the level where safety standards would be cut in order to get an aid flight on the way. the background, it pressure to achieve things is there, the traffic situation was clearly busy and complex, but it s a busy and complex airport, this isn t out of the ordinary. and i m sure investigators will consider those things, but i would expect that the ideology, the history, the sequence of events leading to this collision would be one which one might see anywhere else, one that doesn t have its roots in the unusual situation concerning an aid flight going to rescue those disaster, or provide aid to those disaster victims. he has, aid to those disaster victims. he has. let s aid to those disaster victims. he has, let s talk to about the evacuation as well, it s absolutely
received no comment. joining me now to discuss all this is our not-so-secret weapon, lisa reuben. rubin. and what happened in georgia in the 2020 election are eerily similar. how much do you think this georgia indictment sort of puts the pressure or pushes the ball forward over at i wouldn t call it pressure because each state is its own one of the key differences here is that republicans in arizona still pledge fealty to donald trump and those that didn t, like rusty bowers, or even mark brnovich, who was the states attorney general, wherein for higher office and didn t succeed, because he took on donald trump. those people no longer have power in arizona. on the other hand, in georgia, they did. and so they were unafraid to talk to fani willis, whether they did so voluntarily or sort of wink wink, not not, said it be a subpoena and i will come in those people had to have been tremendously helpful to her. and in arizona, it remains to
bowers like brad raffensperger down in georgia defied trump s pressure to reverse biden s victory. we asked for an update on that investigation and we received no comment. joining us to discuss our not so secret weapon lisa rubin. thanks for being here. this is something we casually talk about, when s it going to happen in arizona? but the parallels of what happened in arizona and what happened in georgia during the 2020 election are eerily similar. how much do you think this georgia indictment sort of puts the pressure or pushes the ball forward over in arizona? i wouldn t call it pressure because each state is its own political ecosystem. one of the key difference here is republicans in arizona still pledge fealty to donald trump. and those that didn t like rusta bowers or even mark who ran and didn t succeed because he took on donald trump, those people no longer have power in arizona. on the other hand, in georgia they did, so they were unafraid
general chris mays, a democrat who took office this january she is currently investigating best groups states group of fake electors, and other thwarted attempts to flip the vote to trump. you might remember former arizona house speaker rusty bowers who, like raffensperger down in georgia, defied trump s pressure to reverse biden s victory. we asked attorney general kris mays office for an update on that investigation and we received no comment. joining me now to discuss all this is our not-so-secret are not so secret weapon rubin. lisa, this is something we casually talk about the watercooler. winds are going to happen in arizona? but the parallels between what happened in arizona and what happened in georgia in the 2020 election are eerily similar. how much do you think this georgia indictment sort of puts the pressure or pushes the ball forward over at arizona. i wouldn t call it pressure because each state is its own political ecosystem. and one of the key differences here
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