anything goes with these democrats. and so, i wouldn t do it. neil: a lot of the focus this week is going to be on gordon sondland, a good friend behind that president. he gave a million dollars to his campaign effort. he was big putting his way at least to a lot of other witnesses that have come forward and talks. he was actually interfering with what our normal ambassador protocol in business that wasn t his home. do you think he is the problem here? no, i don t think he is a problem here. president trump was elected saying that he was going to clean up the swamp and do things differently. i think what you are seeing here is the swamp fighting back. people elected him because he does things differently. and he gets things done. so i don t know why anybody would be surprised that he is trying to get to the bottom of the corruption in ukraine before
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and the tribalism that we see as a result of this nationalist populism is very dangerous to democracy in this country. jason, how do you see it? so i couldn t disagree with my good friend, tara, anymore here. of course. here s the fact of the matter is that senator mccain was much closer to secretary clinton when it came to foreign affairs issues in this last election. and that was a viewpoint that was soundly rejected by the voters. this global intervention ideology that the senators advocated for a number of decades in washington which is a traditionally republican perspective. but not as far as even if you look at other candidates that were in the republican primary this time around. this time around, they were all distancing themselves from where senator mccain was. but here s the thing. we ve seen this, this is probably chapter 35 of this happening, but this is the swamp fighting back. we talked about senator mccain, the fighting against obamacare repeal an