emily: the reason she can t get over 2016 2016 as she honey believed she is better than trump as we just saw and that she is better than trump the voters. we have seen a lot of redemption happen in the state and nationa national, although i wasn t born yet. so i feel like it would be willing to extend for a second chance if the point of this was a potential for 2020 but the reality is, she is not genuine and until they see authenticity, she is just another arrogant. greg: better. i was going to try to interrupt you from saying something awful jesse: she doesn t want to compete for it, she wants to be anointed and i don t think bernie s folks are going to go through that again. i don t think obama is going to endorse or for that reason, so she enters, she risked coming in
she did that i didn t like. reporter: the president said when he asked why republicans were being kind to yovanovitch we are lucky to have you in foreign service and i again want to thank you for your tremendous public service. reporter: they told him this. she s a woman. we have to by nice. reporter: now, jake, cnn is also learning that intelligence officials recently briefed u.s. senators on this year s long effort by russia to convince people that it was ukraine who interfered in the election not them. that included in part them going after the certain ukraine officials critical of trump when he was still running for office and you ve seen how successful they are because those are unfound talking points that republicans used this week in the public impeachment hearings. thank you so much. let s chat about this. president trump has always been a big advocate of conspiracy theories, whether it is obama wasn t born in the united states, muslims celebrating 9/11
be lying to a judge and going after an american citizen. melissa: a criminal complaint at this point in time. i think what s really important here is that democrats tend to say that this started with papadopoulos and page. that goes back to who was sent into the field. there are these charges that this professor helper was sent into the field in order to entrap them in the first place. what supports that is the idea that, when dianne feinstein had a spy driving her around forever, she was warned. so if these people were really such a danger, why didn t you were in president s campaign that they had brought these people into the fold intentionally or not at that point? the fact that he wasn t born to tell me a lot. jason: these defensive briefings, there s a reason why when you become the nominee for a presidential race that they give you secret service protection, the cia gives you briefings. but there doesn t appear to be any defensive briefings given to the trump organization or
countries and we ve got to get tougher, we ve got to prevent them from coming in. that s one of the things that initially sparked trump s appeal with the republican base even though the party thought they had to move in the opposite direction. that s what lit the match with trumpism. yet, alexia, the demagoguery, does that diminishing returns from the white house? what i hear from voters around the country is said, regurgitation. i m not racist but we don t have time to take care of immigrants. i m not racist but we shouldn t be giving anyone health care who doesn t live here or wasn t born in this country and it s these fears of somebody who simply doesn t look like you. it s at the core of this white nationalist ideology, this idea that anyone who doesn t look
it wasn t tope interpretation. he was so clear on what he was hearing that it raised all of these alarm bells. here s another piece from his opening statement that is interesting. in the spring of 2019, i became aware of outside influencers promoting a false narrative of ukraine inconsistent with the consensus view of the interagency. this narrative was harmful to the u.s. government policy. while my interagency colleagues were becoming optimistic, this alternative narrative undermined u.s. government efforts to expand cooperation with ukraine. it s interesting, abby, because he was on the call. not hearsay. he was on the call. he was concerned about it and starting to see things around him that he was quite concerned about. see things he clearly believed were contrary to u.s. foreign policy. and this is important because what we heard in the last hour was an attempt to imply that vindman could not possibly have u.s. interests in mind because maybe he wasn t born in the united states