of red herrings to distract from a very damming testimony from the special counsel about the conduct of the president. graph who wrote a minute, every minute of public testimony or statement he s ever given, his top three bits of advice for lawmakers questioning mueller is one, the former special counsel is better at this than you are in his words, two mueller doesn t care about what you care about and three, he doesn t play word games and he s already done your work. could mueller, i mean, does any of that ring true to you or is that a concern for you? no, i think that s why mr. mueller will be an excellent witness. i think people recognize he s a person of extra ordinary integrity and thoughtful andda remember deb lib rid. he was a great patriot to take on this responsibility. this was an important investigation about the attack
countries or other countries who overstay their visas, which is the biggest immigration issue that we have, illegal immigration, that is the biggest one or simply tell people that it is a political tactic to get you riled up so you could become upset about what happens on the southern border. there are ways to deal with the southern border. you don t have to build a game of thrones structure or at least who would build that, by the way. you don t have to put that out there to make people think we can do this, and da, da, da, da. there are shovels. you know what i mean by that. if you have a wall, people will shovel under the wall. you ve seen the tunnels. you ve been there. you ve covered it. and if you have a wall, you build a 30-foot wall, people are going to build and it doesn t mean there should not be some sort of structure there as they have the fence the bollard fences. every ounce of prevention i think is good, but to have our
it is a political tactic to get you riled up so you could become upset about what happens on the southern border. there are ways to deal with the southern border. you don t have to build a game of thrones structure or at least who would build that, by the way. you don t have to put that out there to make people think we can do this, and da, da, da, da. there are shovels. you know what i mean by that. if you have a wall, people will shovel under the wall. you ve seen the tunnels. you ve been there. you ve covered it. and if you have a wall, you build a 30-foot wall, people are going to build and it doesn t mean there should not be some sort of structure there as they have the fence the bollard fences. every ounce of prevention i think is good, but to have our government hinge on something that is just a political tactic. a side gig. they should be called out for it.
plain spoken way i possibly can do. we re expected to evaluate a nominee who has a vast record. if you look, and numbers have been cited, 40,000 here, 100,000, when an entire body of his record, sir, we have 10% of the record to evaluate. 90% of it has been withheld from senators. 90% of his record. we re asking to evaluate a vand da candidate, have insights into his record, with 10% of his record. we can go on about numbers. we re about to proceed with a historic hearing. we re about to proceed toward having a hearing on someone having a lifetime appointment on the most important court in the land, that will affect so many areas of the american life, from civil rights to women s rights to access to health care. all this is being decidedecided. we re going into this only
to the limo and that is how she got out of there. what is the last thing that you said to her? sorry, we couldn t do it. from the time that the news broke of lennon s death, new yorkers began streaming to the dakota s apartments. reporter: by the time owe coco yoko had arrived home, the streets were full of fans. it is hard to imagine. i guess even to this day, it still feels like a dream. more than 3,000 miles away in england, then 17-year-old julian len knob was just waking up when he got the news. he immediately flew to new york. every person on the plane had the newspaper of dad the s picture and john lennon slain, murdered, and da, da, da. and that is a toughy, a toughy.