blocking, and they don t like the white house is even interjecting into this process. they have to turn over this information because that s what the law says. there is a lot of pent-up frustration and i think that s why you see the proverbial dam breaking. yes, he talked about his political opponent in a call with a foreign leader, but also the fact the whistleblower complaint has been withheld and it does seem like the white house is stonewalling. i think that s an important point because there are two different arguments. one is that if the president did something in terms of his conversations or with the ukranian president or the withholding of the information, that s grounds for impeachment. if the white house is refusing to comply with the law in turning stuff over to congress,
with her folks. mark was already very successful, 10 years older, a successful nose and throat doctor. i had gotten through a stint at chicago and we were making jokes about the medical mill. hit it off right off the bat? we went to dinner. it was a thursday and i spend thursday, friday, saturday, sunday with him. by monday i was enamored and smitten. reporter: within months michelle moved out of her parents home and into mark s apartment. the whirlwind was on. you look beautiful. for a southwest chicago girl whose father was a pipe fitter, this is head turning stuff. i love you, baby. her new love was a philosophy quoting poetry writing renaissance man.
ear, nose and throat doctor. we were bonding about medicine, because i had just gotten through doing a stint in neuroscience at university of chicago. so we were just making jokes about the medical milieu. and he was just very funny. so you hit it off, right off the bat? right, we went out to dinner. and it was on a thursday, and i spent thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday with him. and by monday, i was just enamored and smitten. narrator: within months, michelle had moved out of her parents home and into mark s townhouse in chicago. the whirlwind was on, athens, miami, caribbeanunsets, and french champagne. mark weinberger: michelle, you look beautiful. narrator: for a southwest chicago girl whose father was a pipefitter, this was head turning stuff. narrator: i just want to say this is the best vacation ever. i love you, baby. narrator: her new love was a philosophy quoting, poetry writing renaissance man. michelle weinberger: he professed his love in a poem.