Shive had promised testimony by the whistleblower but backed off. going into the weekend the president is exuding confidence. what they are trying to do is weaken me, but it s made me stronger. people are angry about it. it made republicans and people that vote for me not just republicans really angry. the president is changing his story about the key players. testimony from the ambassador to the eu gordon sonland. on october 8th, trump tweeted sonland is a really good man and a great american. now here is the president today. i hardly know the gentleman. all right. democrats are emboldened by new evidence like this letter from john bolton s attorney. bolton was involved in many of the events about which you
Released, on october 8th, 2016, at approximately 7:20 p.m., cohen receives a call from hope hicks. 16 seconds into that call, trump joins it as a three way conference call and they talk for four minutes. here s where i think the legal issues arise. hope hicks reportedly said, i have no recollection of that call. now, that might make it sound like it s a he said/she said, with the he said being michael cohen saying, wait a minute. we had this three way call with, you know, soon-to-be president donald trump and discussed this blockbuster access hollywood tape and the implications of it for trump and the stormy daniels issue. and hope hicks tells federal investigators, i have no recollection. that i think gives hope hicks real legal exposure because it is no longer he said/she said. but, glenn, where and with whom? here is where. this information is new to you and i but not new to
Assange is like the press, committing espionage because they re the enemy of the people. so it s all baked into their kind of doctrine. and the doctrine, as you describe it, it s like the president is at the apex and right beneath him is the attorney general commanding everyone else and certainly commanding the law enforcement authority of our country. how ironic that they re giving william barr the power to do what they re prosecuting julian assange is doing. great to talk to you and co-editor in chief of just security. if it seems to you like this might be historic territory, there s a definitely a case for that. on october 8th, 1971, president richard nixon called a meeting with his cia director, richard helms, the official reason was to discuss cia document classification. but that was code for something else. and we know that because we have to audiotape of nixon huddling with white house aide john
Framework that suggests that assange is like the press, committing espionage because they re the enemy of the people. so it s all baked into their kind of doctrine. and the doctrine, as you describe it, it s like the president is at the apex and right beneath him is the attorney general commanding everyone else and certainly commanding the law enforcement authority of our country. how ironic that they re giving william barr the power to do what they re prosecuting julian assange is doing. thank you. if it seems to you like this might be historic territory, there s a definitely a case for that. on october 8th, 1971, president richard nixon called a meeting with his cia head to discuss classification, but that was code for something else and we
On october 8th, the saudi ambassador declared reports that saudi arabia quote detained him or killed him are absolutely false and baseless. three days later, turkey accepted saudi arabia s request to pursue a joint investigation. that weekend suspicions of murder were called out right lies and base less allegations. last month the president of the united states backed up saudi accounts offering this saying it could have been rogue killers. the next day reports emerged that the saudis were planning to blame a botched interrogation for khashoggi s death. they finally acknowledged he was killed blaming an altercation gone wrong. joining me now the president and ceo of the woodrow wilson chamber of commerce who is shaking her head. this was unbelievable from the beginning. the explanations continue to be unbelievable. what is really surprising people is the role the united states seem to be willing to play in