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hearing, republicans maintain their defense of president trump,of particularly the president s claim that his actions stemmed from concerns about corruption in ukraine and not his political rival. so, is it the position of the republicans that the president did notre ask for an investigatn into the bidens? this goes back to the whole issue of what the president has felt all along, that corruption in thell ukraine was a problem, and that s where he s been didn t talk about corruption in the call. he asked for the investigation into the bidens. again, it goes back biden he didn t say so it s still your content n contention, even though he didn t bring up corruption in either of these calls that corruption is actually what he was focused on andco not joe biden? it has been. there s nothing to change here because that s the facts. do you wish the president hadn t brought up joe biden? i think the phone call is fine as it is. so you heard him there. the preside
nobody on the planet, nobody on the planet, told him that that was the case. mr. castor, i want to move on to foreign policy. and the idea that somehow the president was abusing foreign policy. repeatedly, witnesses came before thely intelligence committee and talked about how the presidentow was operating outside the bounds of the process for usingds norms. the presidentus sets foreign policy, correct? absolutely. andco from where does he dere that power? the constitution. article two, section two, in fact. yeah. can you give us examples of these members of the foreign policy establishment who took issue with the president s foreignth policy direction and choices? well, for example, lieutenant colonel vindman testified that when he was listening to the call, he had prepared talking points and a call package. he was visibly just completely deflated when he realized that
they wave those stupid things to distract the guy from taking the foul shot. the democrats have a foul shot here. they caught the republicans. they have a right to put that ball in the basket. so what do the republicans do interest they lost the play and they wave those stupid things. now they ll bring up any subject, who was the whistleblower as if that s relevant? so this is why it s really important for democrats to be very focused, begin the hearings, bring out the him the, continued the release of the transcripts. so that the american people can see for themselves what happened here. what percentage of the manner people are open minded to getting the truth? the you know, i don t know that. 50? half, maybe 51. but the point is, you have to put the evidence in a clear andco gent way before the american people. i think that s going to happen and not be distracted by republicans. we expect them to play all kind of shenanigans. they ve already said they re going to move other
the nra. there s nothing to be afraid of. if they re not with you, we have to fight them every once in a while. that s okay. chris: president trump telling the nation s governors not to fear the gun lobby. time now for our sunday group. the head of heritage action for america, michael needham. gerald seib from the wall street journal. former democratic was woman, jane harman. and josh holmes. michael, how do you explain it because the president was almost taunting governors andco congressman not to be afraid of the nra. then he meets with the nra and he appears to be backing off some of those things he said in the sessions. what happened? i think you have a president that wants to get something done. like all of us wants to address school safety. some of what the president said was unfair. you get his criticism of
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