become enemies. one of the consequences become enemies. one of the consequences of become enemies. one of the consequences of that - become enemies. one of the consequences of that was - become enemies. one of the l consequences of that was that the administration felt it couldn t tell congress about what was going on across the border in cambodia. do you regret that now? regret that now? definitely recret regret that now? definitely regret it- regret that now? definitely regret it. they regret that now? definitely regret it. they should - regret that now? definitely regret it. they should have been told regret it. they should have been told was regret it. they should have been told was yellow - regret it. they should have been told was yellow the i been told was yellow the reaction would ve been the same. it reaction would ve been the same. . . . reaction would ve been the same, ., , ., ., reaction would ve been the same. ., , ., ., , same. it was naive to believe that ou
have divulged what clearly at least mr. rosen and some others, clearly divulging this because they are alarmed at the pressure campaign they were under. you have seen these folks behind closed doors. shouldn t the public see this? we have a credibility problem thanks to the former president. shouldn t the public see these folks under oath telling this story to the american public? yes, absolutely. it s really telling stuff, and when you consider that these were trump appointees, people willing to go right to the chalk line and in my slew even over it, when those folks saw this as outlandish and illegal and something that they d call quit before they d participate in, that shows how berserk this had gotten. and with that question, we then go on to the further question of, okay, how was this organized? was this really one little guy in the department of justice with a wild idea? i doubt it. how about bill barr. he resigned. that resignation to me looks
question, i do regret it, and i did try for a while before. when do you believe do you believe president trump thinks he actually lost the election or not? i do think he believes it. that s been part of what has been scaring me as i ve been watching from afar. you know, at first i wrl thought he wouldn t run again. i honestly thought this was a lot of his bluster, which he s good at doing. he s doubling down, will never admit to losing. i thought he was going to raise summon any to pay off legal bills, et cetera. but i think now because his base is reacting to him the way that it is and polls are showing that he is still very much the leader of the republican party and very, very few republicans are refusing to speak up about his role in january 6th, but also this current attack on democracy with regard to election integrity, i think he is going to run again. that s why i m speaking out the
germany election last week, without the disfiguring presence of violence. i understand why you wrote that sentence, mr. clegg, but why put in the safeguards before the election if you guys at facebook didn t think you had a role in potentially inciting folks? just to follow this very closely, what we did in the run-up to the election was put in obviously, it was an exceptional election happening at a time of a pandemic, obviously very stark polarization in this country, put in a number of exceptional measures. it s simply not true to say we lifted those measures immediately. we, in fact, kept the vast majority of them right through to the inauguration, and we kept some in place permanently. we permanently right now don t recommend civic and political groups to people. it s worth remembering what those exceptional measures are like. it s like closing all the highways and roads in a time