witness. this isn t a to make that point, yes, he was we called constable, cabinet secretary in clinton clinton? excuse me. christie s office. said, do you want to come on? said, no. they basically helped arrange us to get in touch with matt dohert where. that s right. he offered up this independent democrat. he doesn t want to call dawn zimmer a liar. right. and the fact of the you know, he couldn t have heard. if he isn t sitting between them, he couldn t have heard it isn t possible that he could have that he could rule out anything everything he says, i don t believe she s fabricating anything. right. so if he s as confident as he says, they may have been whispering but they weren t. he s pretty confident. he d like to have it both ways. what you saw in the interrview s a guy trying hard to walk this line where he supports what s in the report, reports dawn zimmer, reports chris christie and richard constable and he s sitting on your show. thank god he
and richard constable and he s sitting on your show. thank god he wasn t on for the full hour because if that had just gone on forever and ever, who knows what and the e-mail he sent to you reiterates the same confusion he showed on air. broaden this out. this is, you know, one allegation from dawn zimmer against one of these people. but this is the way that this was presented in the report versus the way that he appeared on our show yesterday. what does that say about the report more generally speaking? i think the suggestion in the report, what we ve been finding as we go through it in general is that they ve picked and chosen what facts they want to have bubble up in the narrative, and even in some of the exhibit documents they ve included in there, there are things that contradict what s in the actual narrative of the report. so, you know, if it s a public document, if, you know, i think the million-dollar figure is probably a lowball. no matter how much it costs at the end of
thank god he wasn t on for the full hour because if that had just gone on forever and ever, who knows what and the e-mail he sent to you reiterates the same confusion he showed on air. broaden this out. this is, you know, one allegation from dawn zimmer against one of these people. but this is the way that this was presented in the report versus the way that he appeared on our show yesterday. what does that say about the report more generally speaking? i think the suggestion in the report, what we ve been finding as we go through it in general is that they ve picked and chosen what facts they want to have bubble up in the narrative, and even in some of the exhibit documents they ve included in there, there are things that contradict what s in the actual narrative of the report. so, you know, if it s a public document, if, you know, i think the million-dollar figure is probably a lowball. no matter how much it costs at the end of the day, this is being paid for by taxpayer dollars.