confirm his last seconds one way or another. the president has declassified the name of the military dog, and coming to the white house. trump revealed that the dog s name is conan. while responding to one of his own tweets of an altered photograph, from the daily wire, of the president giving a paw medal of honor to the pooch, and the original picture, trump was awarding that medal of honor to a navy retired army medic credited with saving the lives of ten men during the vietnam war. mclaughlin tells the new york times he is not offended and laughed when he compared the images and medal of honor recipients have been accepted on entire teams and canines have been a part of and mcclouchlin worked with a dog in vietnam helping with enemy activity. and what lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are saying about the impeachme inquiry.
happened. because if he s there under subpoena, he must testify under oath, he won t be perceived as having slammed the administration. consider if he had voluntary come in and said i can t wait and then he comes in and destroys the president, imagine, with this story of nefarious wrong-doing, well then the president would say he had an ax to grind, he volunteered to come in, he wanted to come in and slam me. so why would you believe somebody like that. i think strategically, waiting for a subpoena is probably the right thing. i don t see him resisting much beyond that. although other people invited, former members of the executive branch have resisted, and the courts indicate that probably they have to comply with the subpoena, even if they were formally part of the executive branch. danny, stick with us, and get your thoughts on another important story. this is about the california businessman who has become the 12th parent sentenced in the wide-ranging college admissions scandal
should not it is ludicrous. it is a impeachment is a constitutional process. and if he thinks this part of the constitutional process is being it treating him unfairly, he s welcome to talk about that but we have all agreed in society we should not minimize lynching. that is one of the acts in this country s history that we have all agreed is super egregious. that should be a society standard and i m not opposed to speech codes but that is a fair one and he throws it out brazenly. it is about a decade ago, i think, i might be wrong on the timing, but i think a decade ago the united states senate took up avenue bill to formally apologize for lynching. yeah. i think we re giving the president way too much credit here. look, he can t figure out what the name of the secretary of defense is. he sent a ridiculous and embarrassing letter to the turks
and that is what happened in lynchings in america. over 4,000. not just african-americans but 3/4 to african-americans and things like unpop you ll sayrity and unfounded crimes and allegations. the president has a million words at his disposal to be more apropos to talk about what he believes a baseless allegation against himself but to reduce lynching to thinking that it is if i m inconvenienced by a charge against myself then i m involved in a lynching. i don t like it when now just clarence thomas used it talking about the anita hill hearings as a high tech lynching or when bill cosby spoke about it because it was inconvenience to him about allegations and cannot be reduced in this way and we re here we few weeks before halloween where the term is a witch hunt. that might have been better in this instance but to have the president of the united states given all of the things he s said by race up to this moment in time to be completely inept
benefit trump politically in exchange for a white house meeting and u.s. military aid. according to taylor, those investigations included both the conspiracy theory that it k that was ukraine and not russia that interfered in the 2016 election and investigate burisma. taylor testified president trump wanted president trump zelensky, quote, in a public box by making a public statement and ordering the investigations. reporter: a key impeachment witness telling investigators he was told aid to ukraine would not be released until ukraine publicly announced the the political investigations trump was demanding into the biden family and 2016. the top u.s. diplomat to ukraine bill taylor offered the details in the opening statement obtained by cnn. he explained what he expected trump of taking part in a quid pro quo. something the president has denied. taylor told veefrs the