an ex-factor in this, a new article in politico that reveals his desire to create a flashy testimony-filled trial, where the rest of the party wants a quick trial, there is a family feud essentially between the trump strategy and the mcconnell strategy. just quickly here, if the president wins out, how risky could it be to have that bigger flashier trial for him? i have to wonder if the president is really a student of history because you have to go back no further than the clinton impeachment and there is a strong argument that both sides stood to benefit from a speedy trial, not a speedy trial in the criminal senate, but a speedy senate trial, and strategically, the president may personally want to be vindicated, but at least for his popular support, and for support in the senate, probably the best thing would be for him to have a short trial. and that is what senator mcconnell appears to be pushing. something without witnesses. and in senator mcconnell s world, a perfect situati
often than not for the senate impeachment trials and that comes right before the critical weeks leading up to the iowa caucuses, where many people here will be making that final decision of who they re going to support, and come out and caucus for in early february. impeachment touching everything here. you mentioned buttigieg. after the debate, vox wrote they thought the winners from the debate were senator klobuchar and biden and they thought buttigieg came out as a loser as they say he failed to defend himself against other attacks and do you get the sense of this debate shook up this race at all? well, we re going to be talking to a bit more voters today, so that s something that i will definitely be asking them, especially here in iowa. buttigieg has a lot of support. i m not necessarily sure just yet that voters will take that, his debate performance then and say oh, no, i m not going to support him, i m not going to go out and caucus for him anymore. i think the threshold fo
tonight. i miss kamala, i miss cory, i think cory will be back. so michael, you mentioned this earlier. what do you make of that, do you think cory booker can make it back onto the debate stage. i think he can, i think he s seeing an uptick in support and attention given the lack of diversity on the stage. i think cory booker is is a very charismatic candidate. but the democrats have an optics problem right now on the debate stage. we ll see if they figure it out. hanna trudo, michael starr hopkins, thank you for your time. what s going on in georgia? thousands of voter registrations purged this week. and some of them suddenly reason stated. coming up in our next hour. mizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.
calls into question american support for ukraine, for the ukrainians, excuse me, ultimately is a net positive for russia. so if the president becomes suspicion of if the president b suspicious of ukrainian intentions, the president holds up ukrainian aid, then that s a net positive for putin. this aid of course is intended to help ukraine defend itself from russia. and so there s no incentive for vladimir putin to encourage stronger relations between the united states and ukraine. so you see several people, you see the prime minister of hungary kind of planting those seeds. and you see other conservatives planting those seeds. i think that the concern here where i am in estonia is that anything that cleaves the united states away from the eastern
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