other passages of his memoir that did not make it into the courtroom. all of that could be fair game. so it s really a strategy called, and i think it s unlikely that we see him on the stand. yeah, that s what s gonna ask if he is called if the defense decides to have him testify figures to testify given that downside risk, you layout does that tell you they have they think they have an issue or that they think that they re in a good place and he should close it out. it doesn t it s not really indicative either way, if he testifies, it means that he has the ability to fill in these gaps that the jury is going to want to know about because they tried to get an expert witness to testify about addiction. the judge shut that down. they re not allowing the expert to testify it s truly the only person who is going to be able to say i was not doing drugs in october. this was my journey. this was when i relapsed. so there s certainly value, but to your point, they have to assess whether or
i want you to listen to one of your 2024 opponents, florida governor, ron desantis, on whether or not trump should show up next week to debate. listen to this. you have to earn this nomination. nobody is entitled to it. you have to get up there, you have to answer questions. so, he owes it to be able to go up there, and debate. he needs to tell people, first of, all they re gonna ask about a lot of his unfulfilled promises, from when he ran in 2016. so, what do you think, does he owe it to the people? well, wolf, first of all, he does owe it to all the republican voters to go participate in the debate. he has to answer the tough questions. he s got to not only respond to the moderator in the questions, which will be tough, but also, from the other candidates that are there. i don t know whether he s going to appear or not. if he is there, i intend to hold him accountable. i intend to ask the tough questions as well. he would be disastrous as a second term president.
being a child for as long as you can. i know i did. it s the best two weeks of my life. [ laughter ] fox: alex is a little bill buckley. he the wall street journal is his bible. [ laughs ] he has a tie to go with his pajamas. he s very conservative and a very intense 17-year-old. now the first thing your teacher s gonna ask is what you did over the summer. now, a lot of kids are gonna say, i went to the zoo. or i went to the beach. or i went to a baseball game. what are you gonna say? i watched the iran contra hearings. [ laughter ] peterson: if mom and dad thought this generation was going to the dogs, think again. this is the generation that has discovered hard work and success. troy: american culture is changing in the 80s. and in terms of television, there s a whole notion of demographic segmentation. bochco: networks were beginning to not be afraid to appeal to a very specific demographic. hi, handsome. look at that shirt. is that a power shirt or what? nice suit ellen, good sh
it s not fair, alex. yeah. there s nothing you can do about it, jen. my advice to you is that you just enjoy being a child for as long as you can. i know i did. it s the best two weeks of my life. [ laughter ] fox: alex is a little bill buckley. he the wall street journal is his bible. [ laughs ] he has a tie to go with his pajamas. he s very conservative and a very intense 17-year-old. now the first thing your teacher s gonna ask is what you did over the summer. now, a lot of kids are gonna say, i went to the zoo. or i went to the beach. or i went to a baseball game. what are you gonna say? i watched the iran contra hearings. [ laughter ] peterson: if mom and dad thought this generation was going to the dogs, think again. this is the generation that has discovered hard work and success. troy: american culture is changing in the 80s. and in terms of television, there s a whole notion of demographic segmentation. bochco: networks were beginning to not be afraid
it is clearly a disastrous look. without a doubt. but it doesn t mean that it was a disastrous decision. it doesn t mean that it was a mistaken decision. frankly, the hand that president biden was handed the policy was developed by president trump who essentially decimated the state department. i hope the document spoke to. that they had no transition plan. there is no transition from the biden team. who was engaging in domestic insurrection, was president trump. they had to claw together as much as possible with a short amount of time. it was going to be difficult. it was made worse by the truncated decision by president trump to have both withdraw in a very narrow time window. we appreciate the conversation good to see you still had could frustration over the supreme court strike down of affirmative action helped democrats politically. i m gonna ask representative james clyburn about that coming