And since the onset of the drought weve doubled our efforts. I grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly its heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. What guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. A recap of the days news. In november. This district will be fought again in november. All the money that was just spent in the Special Election, welcome to running again in november. Now, the republicans will argue your best shot was in this lower turnout Special Election. But this race will stay on the map, especially given this, again, the last republican who won here it was a blowout. A democrat has not represented this district since Ronald Reagan was president of the United States. The fact that Danny Oconnor is within 1,766 votes is a moral victory for the democrats. It does not get you an office in washington. You have to win the election. Other democrats around the count
A new bill introduced by Senator Diane Feinstein (D-CA) wouldcriminalize the sale of inaugural tickets. This sort of knee-jerkcriminalization has led to the proliferation of criminal offenses.
hillary clinton, especially after what they did during the election, is going to have to look into him. and number three, and this goes back to the pardon, what would donald trump do for him? right. would donald trump be appreciative because trust me, he wasn t. he did not treat roger well, he did not give roger inauguration tickets roger stone didn t have inauguration tickets well, he did end up getting them, but not directly, i don t believe, through other intermediaries. so you don t think trump even appreciated appreciated? i don t think he appreciated roger or me, no. do you think the officials having the back-and-forth conversations i know at one point there are e-mails the new york times found where steve bannon is e-mailing back and forth with someone who s telling him you need to get in touch with roger stone, you need to get in touch with these guys. reporter matt boyle, right. that s all public. that s in the back end. yeah. on the top, what you re
guilty today to various counts. he is now cooping with robert mueller. how significant is this. it s significant one of the things did he he allowed a russian political operative and ukrainian oligarchs he helped them purchase inauguration tickets. foreign money, you are not allowed to do that. the fact so that in and of itself sort of shows the the lengths they go to to get close to the president. in addition he is cooperating with prosecutors as a part of his plea agreement. so we don t know what he is saying. but he could he- mueller will be able to ask him about the about what he might know, what some of the inner workings are, were there contacts with people in the trump orbit and russian and russians and the ukrainian og arcs. it is significant. and what s significant, also laura jarrett is we know the trump inauguration committee they raised a record $106
here you ve done the reverse. you ve got the accountants have all testified, a lot of paper and documents. and then gates is pulling it all together and flushing a little bit out. so this is i found this what was revealed today to be pretty interesting because gates is also claiming that manafort asked for inauguration tickets, he tried to secure a secretary of army banker that manafort had sought illegal loans. we know this witness, mr. gates spent a lot of time on the front side before he agreed to a plea deal with the prosecutor. that came out in the testimony, some 20 meetings. so he s obviously got a lot of knowledge that goes way beyond this trial. and i think that those just came in by accident. in the cross-examination today. yeah. the president s legal team, john, has been really clamoring