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will they deteriorate even further? the macro point here is that as the u.s. decides what to do with the haitian migrants in sending them back to their country of origin, the man you spoke with anecdotally hasn t been there in five years and conditions are far worse after the recent earthquake and the assassination of the late president, so he s going to a country that s in a worse position than it was before he left. you couldn t put a finer point on that, victor. there is a situation here happening which is so fluid, but you said it. i was in haiti right after the assassination of the president there, i was in haiti for the earthquake. that is a country in shambles right now, no question. take those two incidents apart not to mention the gang violence, the corruption, the endemic poverty, so you have that man who went to brazil, found work. many came here due to hardship from the pandemic, epic
standard diet. president trump does things and says that others should not follow his lead. but again, kate, the macro point here, the whistleblower is a distraction. senate republicans, republicans in the president are going to fixate on the whistleblower, gtting the whistleblower to come testify because this is the best that they can focus on. it s a red herring at this point. we have other witnesses and we have corroboration but expect to see more of it because it s the only game that they have right now. at the risk of going against all the advice that sam is getting me to get off of it, ross, what do you think of the offer from the attorneys on this? yeah. there is i can t imagine it s going to be accepted. you know, the president and republicans are going to say, we need the whistleblower s actually testimony. we need to see him or her, judge their credibility, we need to find out if there s something that the other witnesses told the whistleblower, something else we don t
the macro point here is that he ll go low and all the rest of us hopefully will continue to go high. senator warren and whomever else throws their hat in the ring will hopefully run as part of an election that we would hope to see in another country, where candidates debate each other on their policy views, rather than attacking them and bullying them from the podium and from the campaign trail itself. but his using, phil, a racial slur when he calls her pocahontas, you know, he s using that pejoratively, is something that took hold. she had to address this. so it s something that s working. he may be going low on this, but she has to respond. she s had to respond to it. yeah. i can one, this was the most predictable response from the president you could imagine. i remember private meetings with senate democrats in the white house where he would bring this up totally out of the blue when she wasn t in the meeting. and i remember talking to democratic senators scratching their heads
sounds cozy. google has done this. they have created ping-pong tables where people can let off steam. tucker: if a cry closet is called for, how about a petting disco, a bunny stroking station. if people are comfortable and work better after being centered and calmer, then why not, bring the bunnies in. tucker: let me ask you a macro point. i thought the idea was to get people to come out of the closet. now you are saying people go back in the closet. go in for ten minutes, get that cry so you can come out confidently and feel good. you might want to go into that cry closet right before a show and have a great show afterwards. tucker: this is like television, you don t want to be too honest. i am honest with you.