it was like the sex pistols. there was an explosion in the audience. he appealed to a black and white, young appeal than the powers that be had estimated. young is really big among our corn countyties. how would you ever ask her to live something like that. seeing my lady at home. held her hand and squeezed it tight, jump back, honey, jump back. hi didn t have just black people on his show. you wanted to be on arsenio. i heard a person that was
biskupic is with me and back with me is our political commentator errol louis. kavanaugh is done testifying. it went late into the night but it s over. now it s people for him and against his nomination. what did we learn and not learn? thanks, poppy. we learned he could take it. he could sit there for many hours, remain controlled, remain pleasant, stick to messages such as i will be an independent judge, i don t live in a bubble, i m going to stay three zip codes away from political controversy so we saw that side of him but you re right there s so much we didn t learn hi didn t want to hip his hands on any cases but also elaboration on his philosophy the question is once he reaches the pinnacle and is no longer tethered to the
had with the president and in my view, the president s ultimate concern should have been about russian interference in our election and not about how things affect him personally. that is one of the big concerns that i have after reading these memos. i want to ask about a couple things. i told you the flynn to keep that in mind. they were talking and apparently he was going through a story about what happened at you know, who called first i think it was a lunch, he said hi didn t ask who i thought he would deal with no. he then went on to explain that he has serious reservations about michael flynn s judgment and illustrated with a story from that day which the president apparently discovered during his toast to theresa may, but it s redacted can i say who the the washington post is reporting. the washington post is reporting the redacted part is putin. he said theresa may that putin had called four days ago.
circle the wagons on this. it s not clear that any of those statements almost sound word for word the same, the fact that they don t specifically say hi didn t reveal classified information, that s not just an oversight that the white house put out a statement that didn t directly address that. this is the sort of denial speak that you get from administrations when there are very serious questions being raised and obviously up on capitol hill, they re raising some very serious questions tonight and republicans are tearing their hair out wishing they could just get through a day in this town without the white house doing serious damage to itself. how does this tie into the reporting that you ve done on the airline lap top story. reporter: when we were reporting that story, we worked with intelligence agencies for a couple of days, specifically to remove any references that the
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