so i trust that she probably had some very good sourcing. paranoid how, stephanie? you know, he didn t trust anybody. he didn t trust the people around him. he didn t trust the people who were around him the most. there were just times when he would want to do things alone. again, i saw him meet with rudy giuliani before in a room with literally nobody else in there. he was just a paranoid man. and for me, he was always that way. so it didn t set alarm bells off. now that i have kind of stepped back and taken a break from this cult-like atmosphere, i am seeing how crazy and strange it all was. congressional investigators, stephanie, say that the white house call records that they now have from the national archives do not have calls made to or from trump during the attack on the capitol. can you illuminate his calling practices for us and why they may not be part of the record?
alexander vindman was on the show earlier this week. he said there s essentially a direct line between what happened on that july 2019 phone call between donald trump and president volodymyr zelenskyy, and what we re seeing now. he believed donald trump weekend zelenskyy by withholding a white house meeting, and military aid, at the exact time when he needed the most. two and a half years later, how damaging was that whole incident, in which you also became involved to the standing and potential success of president zelenskyy in ukraine right now? well, there is no question that that whole series of events really damaged the trust between two countries. so lewinsky had been, a non-politician, he d been a politician. this is one of his first experiences in international relations, he said that after that he didn t trust anyone. it was quite damaging, and more
well, there is no question that that whole series of events really damaged the trust between two countries. so lewinsky had been, a non-politician, he d been a politician. this is one of his first experiences in international relations, he said that after that he didn t trust anyone. it was quite damaging, and more than that i think in the transcripts were released, others like president putin could see the contempt with which president trump was dealing with president zelenskyy. i think that in itself was very damaging. more broadly, the whole world could see that the president of the united states was ready to trade corn asheville security interests, for his own personal political gain. hugely, hugely damaging, because you have everybody who is sovezelenskyy, president z h% thei, terth ordinary people had to follow the laws, and we re often the victims of corrupt effo shake them down, and so forth could see the contempt with which president trump was dealing with president zelensky
it s significant the royal family left the reaction to harry and william. if you remember, this astonishing interview, it was critical of the royal family. harry and william were the innocent members of the royal family. i think the reaction from the british public was saying it s horrified. it s a long time ago. maybe younger british people don t remember it or don t think it s significant. i think the boys reaction, william and harry, will have cut across. it s clear martin fed the paranoia that diana had that everyone was out to get her, there were plots to kill her, charles office were trying to do her down. that s why she trusted martin. it led to her constant and continuing paranoia which was a main reason why she gave up her security provided by the establishment who she didn t trust. it s not faniful to say her
brexit. alexandra hall was the ledin voi for brexit in the british embassy in washington. in her scathing resignation letter, she said she could no longer half truths on a government she didn t trust. let s talk about the uk and the upcoming election. voters will head to the polls in less than a week in an effort to win over voters. british prime minister boris johnson and labor party leader jeremy corbyn went head to head on friday in one last debate. they focused on the national health service, the economy and, of course, brexit. nobody voted to lose their job or to lose trade with europe. people voted for many, many reasons, but i think we have to come together and bring this issue to an end, not go down the