knowledge is sort of feel. it s not policy-oriented. he is looking for his advisers in a way to inform him on policy, policy that he wants. what bolton has said in the past you can t just say none of that is important anymore. that s not how life works. remember, too, that during the campaign one of trump s ways he distinguished himself from the republican field was i oppose the iraq war. the iraq war was a disaster. john bolton was perhaps the leading cheerleader for the iraq war. has trump changed? has bolton changed? that s a really important and unresolved issue. we have a number of concerns. one is i will bring in only the best. it s very hard to make the case that s what john bolton is for this tuck position. h.r. mcmaster, you had an objective case where he is qualified, has a pedigree and those in the community respected him that way. we have yet to hear that certification from john bolton. also, the lure of television and
it was 151, 152, 153. and when i saw 160, i say, yes. then wow, boom. in a heartbeat, teachery is airborne, taking a look out of his window 60 feet off the ground. just to see where i was, you know? because when the car is jumping like this, except the sky, i cannot see anything. his adrenaline-charged eyes reflect the fear of a life-or-death moment. his car has rotated too far forward and lands nose first. the g forces are so violent, he can t pull his arms back into a tuck position to protect himself from the seemingly endless spins. centrifugal force, the g force, was really, really too
know, there s a point at which when nothing is happening, nothing is going forward, you say to the parties, look, we think this is the best approach, but if you, too, want to come up with something, we ll live with it. so i understand that sentiment. usually don t express it so publicly. and not so publicly about a position that has been there through republicans and democrats and, frankly, through the decades. so on the one hand, there s some positive sign that we have a president who kind of understands what s been going on, and wants to wants to sort of get off this sort of stuck position that we ve been on for a long time and see if there s another way forward. so i understand that, but, you know, i think people are kind of looking for some commonuity from understand, sense that we want to go forward on things. where we understand that things have happened before. you can t just say history begins with me. so i think, again, i think it s
then wow, boom. in a heartbeat, teachery is airborne, taking a look out of his window 60 feet off the ground. just to see where i was, you know? because when the car is jumping like this, except the sky, i cannot see anything. his adrenaline-charged eyes reflect the fear of a life-or-death moment. his car has rotated too far forward and lands nose first. the g forces are so violent, he can t pull his arms back into a tuck position to protect himself from the seemingly endless spins. centrifugal force, the g force, was really, really too strong.
and when i saw 160, i say, yes. then wow, boom. in a heartbeat, teachery is airborne, taking a look out of his window 60 feet off the ground. just to see where i was, you know? because when the car is jumping like this, except the sky, i cannot see anything. his adrenaline-charged eyes reflect the fear of a life-or-death moment. his car has rotated too far forward and lands nose first. the g forces are so violent, he can t pull his arms back into a tuck position to protect himself from the seemingly endless spins. centrifugal force, the g force, was really, really too