thelogical position but a definite liberal approach to social problems. according to exit polls, by the way, 80% of white evangelicals voted for president trump. and for more i m joined by the person who wrote that editorial. he s retiring in a few days. mr. galley, thank you for joining us and i really want to know about your thinking, your feeling, your moral sense about this whole question of the president. i want to preface this by saying i watched the whole day of hearings two days ago and i didn t hear a single republican member of the house say one good word about the president s basic goodness, his honesty, his character. no defense of him as a person, as a human being under god, nothing. and i felt that to be a very serious deficiency on the part of those who defended him. your thoughts about your own thinking? yeah, my thinking runs along
withholding funds and obviously the pressure applied was done subtly but it seemed to me between the phone call and the various witnesses it s unmistakable that s what was going on. it would be foolish to think nothing else but that was going on. and that s what was so disheartening and disappointing. we know this president said things we were told not to do as kids. you know, don t make fun of someone s appearance, don t make fun of someone s handicaps, basically don t be cruel as a way of making a joke, if you will. and the other day the president talked about john dingell, i knew the guy, good guy i liked him. and he s a tough guy. and the president referred to him being in hell basically as a way to taunt his widow as a member of congress. where does that fit in your way of looking at trump? well, that s a classic instance i mean it s one of