giuliani went to the president and said, we need to get rid of her. we need to see the transcript, we need to see the back and forth, some of this could be opinion and not fact. she was led by giuliani with the blessing of the president. she is not someone widely viewed as a political actor. she is a long-time respected subject matter expert on this part of the world, on american foreign policy, and so it will be very interesting. i also have not read the transcripts in the last ten minutes. and, you know, with a lot of these witnesses, what was released by the committee was the opening statement, and then we heard dribs and drabs based on what our sources were willing to tell us inside the room, but we haven t seen the q and a. that s what we will now be getting from yavonovitch and the other testimonies they start releasing. presumably there will be some redactions if necessary for national security purposes. that s why these depositions were taken in a secure hearing
thinks he s plain wrong. i did ask him whether he thought it was appropriate for a foreign head of government to inject himself into a debate in washington on american foreign policy in this manner, and i asked him did he recall any previous head of government ever doing this in the past. he wouldn t touch the first part of the question, but he did say, you know, i don t recall any foreign head of government ever getting involved in an american debate quite this way. and i thought in obama s own quiet restrained way, that was that was condemnation enough. fareed zakaria, thank you so much. pleasure. coming up, it has been one year since the shooting death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. we take a look at the changes in the city. i have type 2 diabetes.