one of the guys involved was interviewed in april of 2018. he subsequently fled the country days after that. barrack was interviewed in june of 2019. does it seem like this took a long time? no. that s how long cases take to percolate. these interviews that went back to 2016, they were establishing a pattern of conduct that went back that far. if you read the indictment, it is a master class in laying out the carelessness of some defendants in engaging in unlawful activity but number two laying out a pretty clear case and through text messages and e-mails going back to, number one, the trump campaign, number two, the trump inaugural committee and events around that and barrack attempted they
direction. he also look at things going against the biden administration policies, shut down our cruise industries the cdc. do not have authority to do that and all the sick person, you just have to do whatever the cdc says pretty we sued the cdc in florida and we won in federal district court and other cruise lines are going to be able to resume sailing this summer. you talk about things like critical race theory. as soon as we started to see that percolate throughout the country, i immediately said we are teaching the constitution, were going american civics in american history and we do not have room for etiology in critical race theory that are based on false premises. so amanda critical race theory and 12 schools were able to do that quickly and you know what, people are happy that were doing that because most parents do not want their kids indoctrinated with a lot of these ideologies. mark: i think you triggered a movement of source that a lot of
joe biden. when hunter s name was first mentioned and this became something that started to percolate, how did you react to that? when you loaning at the jong left of this, has it lasted longer than you expected? how do you deal with the fact that it s so unrelenting? i know my son. i know my son s character. hunter did nothing wrong. and that s the bottom line. you must have watched as your husband interaccounts have that voter in iowa very forcefully. what did you make of that response? and how do you and he respond to the fact that question keeps coming up? well, i think any parent who is watching this show knows that if anyone attacked their son or daughter, i mean, you don t just sit down and take it. you fight for your kid. and i think that just shows, you know, joe s going to stand up to bullies and a bully like donald trump and it shows his strength and his tenacity and his
release him from that nda. he outlined some of the work he did. this is a debate eight weeks out from the iowa caucus where you see two front-runners going toe to toe and calling for more transparency. ali vitali, as we look where you re at and president trump who will be there later today close by at least we were asking this question before it went to break. as the impeachment process moves on and we see the president reacting to it, who is it better for? is it better for the president or for democratic candidates? reporter: oh, boy. i don t know. i think time will tell. the president will be here tonight. the issue of transparency, you see it start to percolate, pete buttigieg versus elizabeth warren, bernie sanders talking about billionaires as elizabeth warren often does. all these issues of transparency in business for the people who want to go up against donald trump, donald trump has not been the pinnacle for transparency. frankly, all these candidates