further and further to the left. to me, like you said, laura, she looks like her body has been rejecting it. she looked like a hostage to me. she knows it s going to end badly. she s a hostage of the situati situation. looking at how many bodies are on the floor. laura: harmeet, wait, wait, wait. this doesn t make any sense to me. how do you go from being the most important and powerful woman of the united states come historic, historic, historic, as speaker of the house, now she s afraid of aoc plus three? like they run the whole country? it is ridiculous. she s weakened over time. wondering why she did and hanging up the last election but the left has gotten further and further and further away from civil rights. alan and i were old enough to remember when the left believe people should have due process and the right to confront their accusers, that constitution mattered, they throw that out the door for the new left does not care about any of that. they only care about power. th
a very, very difficult situati situation. i think that mcconnell has reached a decision, this is the sense i get, that they will go aheadsi and have a trial and of course, as you just saw and announced earlier this evening, with lindsey graham beginning tn call in the inspector general, with other things started to develop, i don t know if i were a democrat, if i would be very happy with the kind of open hearings, the kind of subpoenas, the lindsey graham is likely to have, and then the kind of, frankly, honest debate on the floor of the senate, which i think will be deeply to the disadvantage of joe biden and deeply to the disadvantage of the democratic party. sean: what is the impact, assuming he gets acquitted in the senate, pretty short order, federal rules of evidence, no hearsay allowed, we have the. transcript. nobody that i know sees anything wrong with the transcript. i don t think you do either. what impact does all of their actions for the last three
personally goes to the white house to the new white house counsel to tell the new white house counsel that the brand new president s brand-new national security advisor is compromised by a hostile foreign power and they needed to act in whatever way they felt was appropriate to act in response to that information. we believed that general flynn was compromised with respect to the russians. to state the obvious, you don t want your national security advisor compromised with the russians. we knew that was not a good s situati situation, which is why we wanted to let the white house know about it. it s been a persistent mystery about mike flynn and the trump administration and the president and this white house ever since sally yates gave us that information. all right. how is it, why is it that after the white house received that hair on fire warning from the justice department the attorney general coming in person to the white house to say hey, the national security advisor is compr
i needed to discuss with him, that i couldn t talk about it on the phone and that i needed to come see him, and he agreed to meet with me later that afternoon. the first thing we did was to explain to mr. mcgahn that the underlying conduct that general flynn engaged in was problematic in and of itself. not only did we believe the russians knew this but likely had proof of the information and that created a compromise situation, a situation where the national security advisor essentially could be blackmailed by the russians. finally, we told them that we were giving them all of this information so that they could take action. the action that they deemed appropriate. that was sally yates, talking about something that happened at the very, very beginning of the trump administration, literally less than a week of the swearing in of the in the president. it s a few days into administration, sally yates is acting attorney general
that river is also rising and cutting off roads there. it is becoming dire for this situati situati situation for this location. officials i speak to here say they had 300 calls for water rescues in this area overnight. they were able to get to about 172. but they need more resources. they lost two ambulances in the water overnight. they don t have enough fuel for some of their rescuers to get to those rescuers. in one case, there was a woman and two children clinging to a tree for much of the night as helicopters tries to pluck them out. we don t know whether or not if they survived. it is a critical time for the people in this county and in this area. there are shelters open, but the rain keeps coming down, and the rivers keep rising and it is not clear how long people can survive here, especially those who have been cut off by very