but, also, you know, the fda has not given final approval and there are probably millions of americans that said well, if the fda, the federal government is not saying it s 100 percent safe, with final approval, i m not going to get it. so, why is the government taking so long? this is an all hands on deck situation. this is unprecedented. and even though it usually takes a long time, in this case my opinion and i think yours is they should get off their did you have and do it right now. and get it approved to send that vote of confidence because over 300 million doses have already been given out. it s not like they don t have the data, steve. they got the data. they have got move fast and got to license the vaccine. then you will see a lot more people taking it that are on the fence. i remember when our kids were living in the house and they were getting ready for school right about now they would start getting excited about school. you know, let s go get some new clothes and go s
there s psychological analysis, but there are hard facts that i think we should start with before we go anywhere else here. the fact is the special counsel gave a subpoena to sam nunberg to testify before a grand jury. this is even after nunberg talked to investigators. so why? why would the special counsel want to put him before the grand jury? it s not at all peculiar that after you speak to a federal investigator, they want to memorialize that not just in their spiral notebooks but also in front of the grand jury. the grand jury has far more authority to have that testimony used at trial. you can compel the witness to be consistent, if not truthful at a trial if it comes in the future. you can impeach that person with their testimony if it s somehow inconsistent. it also has the advantage of having a first-hand account told by a witness in front of the grand jury when their role is to assess credibility, to decide if
write these journals, document my time in here and what i was thinking and talking to her. so i did that. he s kept the journals, handwritten on spiral notebooks for nearly 30 years, waiting for the right opportunity to give them. the journals, i just held on to them and held on to them, and so today i d like to give you those journals. and i put them right here for you. oh, wow. just pull those out. oh, wow. so these are i wrote you letters. i ve sent you gifts. i never forgot about your birthdays. i never forgot about christmas. but i i didn t know how else
read it and written about it. david sweigel. tell me what blood feud is all about. blood feud is a version of the last couple of years between the clintons and the obamas. this is kind of the latest of the series of ed klein books. you ve called then clinton hate books? clinton fan if i can shin. there are people that resemble the clintons and it s great detail that ed klein could not have seen. in a room where no one else is present and will claim that he has around 200 sources he claims in spiral notebooks under deep cover that swore to him up and down that this all happened. most of the press has avoided detailing what s in the book because most of the press