canadian authorities are now battling wildfires after the extreme heatwave that s hit the western part of the country. residents in the town of lytton in british columbia which on tuesday recorded the highest ever temperature in canada of 49.6 degrees celcius were forced to evacuate as fires engulfed the area. some 250 people fled some filming as they left. oh my god. look at that. we are actually doing pretty well so far. holy bleep. jobs being created there in sunderland, i think that may be a mistake. my apologies there. we are hoping to bring them on the canada heatwave. we will certainly have that in our programme after 11 when we will be talking to some of those people directly affected by those wildfires. we heard about what s happening in sunderland but jobs being created thereby nissan,
coordination, finalization, and distribution. instead of transcript was it s called consciousness of guilt. instead of transcript was loaded into a separate electronic am is that is otherwise used to store and handle classified information of an especially sensitive nature. wow. an act of an abuse of this electronic system. it s covering it up. it s consciousness of guilt. they knew at the time exactly what the president was doing. they heard this call and they said, you know, holy bleep. and the white house official, willie, quote, describe this act as an abuse of this electronic system because the call did not contain anything remotely sensitive from a national security perspective. this is a direction of white house lawyers who has gene said knew in realtime this was not good for the president and had to be squashed and covered up.
hannity, and rand paul to out the whistle-blower. why weren t you the whistle-blower? why didn t they all go to the lawyers or to congress and say i m already on the line for swearing, holy bleep, why weren t there 30 whistle-blowers. what s wrong with these people? what company is going to hire them. because if there s we live in a cultural where all sorts of companies what company wants a man who isn t the whistle-blower? look, i completely agree with you, there should have been dozens of people who once this dawned on them, they should have resigned or registered or filed a whistle-blower complaint. and some have. and i actually think whistle-blowing is almost a kind of truth virus and more and more people will start coming out now because the momentum has shifted. but i agree with you. there should have been hundreds of resignations in the administration since the
getting of how bad this is for donald trump, yesterday was a big, big deal. i won t say the word that joe biden would say, but you know what i m saying. i know what you re saying. ashley parker, let me let me ask you to pick up on i think what john heilemann laid out in terms of just hitting pause on what we now understand to be the size and scope of the alarm. john bolton, donald trump s national security adviser, sent his deputy, fiona hill, not just to the counsel s office, not just to the chief of staff s office which is when you go when you think you might be in trouble, but to the person in the counsel s office in charge of national security. that s, like, really big, holy bleep kind of trouble. but that s big that s i worked in the white house for six years, never went to that guy. what does it say that john bolton thought there were legal implications for the plays being run, not over in ukraine, not
things play. and, in fact, this is a little bit in the realm of speculation. but what would you get from this meeting? i mean, we are saying headlines, but it s the sort of holy bleep factor of it, right? which reminds me so much of this decision he took to go meet with kim jong-un who, you know, now we see perhaps slightly differently. but remember, and that s a complicated question we can return to. but remember how we thought about kim jong-un before he ever came out and met trump? it was murderous dictator, killed members of his own family, dispatched assassins with nerve agent into a major airport to kill his half brother. now it s sort of this slightly goofy guy who waddles across the board with trump at the dmz and they have but that s the holy bleep factor. he loves that. to your point, i was thinking as david was talking about otto warmbier s parents who when he did some of those holy bleep factors because i think david s