i think obviously a lot of people have read that transcript, rough transcript or incomplete transcript or however we want to frame it and come to a different conclusion. if he did that on a television thing, it s a way of daring the other side and say see what s wrong with this and try to explain to the public, a public that may or may not be paying much attention, that may or may not get into the nuances of the phone call or the nuances of the testimony that surrounds the call.hepl n it s not just the call. it s the context in which the call took place which is to say while rudy giuliani is putting pressure on the ukrainians, while the ukraine has been told they get no meeting with the white house unless they produce the statements that the president wants about investigation of democrats, while security aid has temporarily been suspended at the very same time the president makes the call.utou so all these things add up. it s not just the call. it would be a showman s way of approachi
we have seen a summary of the call. so that much i suppose would be news. what do you make of this? well, look, i think it actually goes to his theatrical entertainment style of the presidency, right? his idea is that he can put on a performance and therefore convince the public or at least a significant portion of the public they did nothing wrong. he has said from the beginning he thinks that the phone call was perfect, such as it was, that he didn t do anything that improperly pressured a foreign country for his own political benefit. i think obviously a lot of people have read that transcript, rough transcript or incomplete transcript or however we want to frame it and come to a different conclusion. if he did that on a television thing, it s a way of daring the other side and see what s wrong with this and try to explain to the public, a public that may or may not be paying much attention, that may or may not get into the nuances of the phone call or the nuances of the testimony
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sean: we continue now with our great american panel. we are now heading into a process where we are going to have all these republicans vying for this nomination. a couple of interesting names come up. we talked about one before that was donald trump. i think donald trump is great. don t know why people are dismissing him this is a big american success story. he s polled well against obama i think people are wrong to discount him. he could win if he wants. sean: since he brought up this issue of the birth certificate on the view he s two points behind sarah palin. what does that mean? sarah palin is not in particularly good shape she is plummeting. donald trump will fire the whole country. this is not serious id. this is a big publicity stunt. he s a great guy doing his television thing.