House now following the call there were efforts by u. S. Diplomats to continue pressuring ukraine not only to agree to open an investigation into the bidens but to say so on camera or in a published statement and in fact volcker the former special envoy to ukraine even suggested language that the ukrainians themselves should use when announcing this investigation specifically that they should investigate the company that joe bidens son once sat on in Ukraine Ukraine never put forward the statement the days passed the military aid from the u. S. Was with held or mysterious reasons by President Trump and it was then that the current ambassador to ukraine bill taylor weighed in he said are we now saying that Security Assistance and white house meetings are conditioned on investigation now that were conditioned thats exactly what the democrats are zeroing in on president still says this was not a quid pro quo situation becomes a more and more difficult argument for him to convince and to t
Cooperates but of course we know this track record is that he tends to stonewall and he tries to delay the 3 House Committee chairman have said that they sent a subpoena to the white house they want full details of the call with ukraine and the white house are going to object to that this is likely to end up in the Supreme Court this is happened before and its likely to be where pins this time round as well quite simply the house is frustrated with the stonewalling with the delays with. The failure to deliver documents that theyre asking and so that is why they have put forward this subpoena and also includes Mick Mulvaney who is the chief of staff some would argue often the 2nd most powerful job in washington is the president s chief of staff they want documents from him as well now what sort of public can the White House Point of view well they say that until the house has a full vote on impeachment then there are no impeachment proceedings ongoing and the know that if they did that
Connections the upper middle classes those whove got good educations are more isolated from that but i think it does permeate all of society and people know youre just one connection away or youre already losing power from you or at least your kids being able to get jobs. That said no ones happy with what the mahdi the Prime Minister is putting out there i think his speech was a tone deaf and and didnt give very much but its not clear that the people would have reacted any better had he proposed the real reforms the cutting of the club like sector or the real business warms the opening of the oil sector that would be needed to really generate the private sector jobs that iraq so desperately need so do you think that there is the energy there among these protesters to keep Going Forward with this. That there is certainly the appearance of that and my reading of the Prime Ministers speech is that he did more harm than good probably added fuel to the fire and im seeing on on social media
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