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committed crimes. and not minor crimes like speeding, some of the most serious crimes in the. both ends gwen keyes fleming, you have mark meadows near originally climate you have to remove my case to federal court immediately and you must dismiss it immediately. don t even consider it, just dismiss it because i was the white house chief of staff. now the judge is not going to have trouble discovering, of course, we already know richard nixon s chief of staff today year and a half in prison. he was sentenced to more than that but he got off of having served good time. a year and a half in prison for crimes committed at the direction of and for the republican president of the united states at the time, in the white house. the idea that i white house chief of staff cannot be charged with crimes for what they do direct their job in the white house for the presidents has already been adjudicated 50 years ago. and again, i think we can expect to see, in the d.a. s response brief, outli
performers there do. so what is the pivot exactly because you hear the arguments about whether or not you are likeness can be used. is it it argument about a.i.? is the bottom line about money? and what exactly is it that you need in order to make this strike and. and how long do you think members of the unions can stick to the strike? well, look, we have unprecedented strike authorization votes from our members because they are on the ground living this inequity. when not the ceos, who are living the high life. so they feel like they are at the breaking point where they can t take it anymore, another contract for three more years where the minimum s for the majority of the members does
so, i mean, that is just ridiculous that mr. riggleman would woulthat hd forward with t argument. i will tell you this. gary shapley , 14 year veteran, y handled the biggest tax fraud cases, international fraud cases. he sure seems credible to me. go are you going to take his word of the word of rigell or whoever else is talking? now, congressman colmer, the legal man, also commented on the irs whistleblower. seems like a lot of the other so-called whistleblowers, i don t know. od you want to define them as that. it seems like they re always wrong either. missin you know, witnesses turn up missing or dead or somehow their data just disappears dead the twilight. either these individuals, the whistleblowers have been wh. ned properlyd he they re credulous, credulous idiots, other liary ars, or they re grifters or some combination of all of that above. congressmansome com, your ree he should be ashamed for trying to a whistleblower. we want whistleblowers to comet. forward.
present argument is politically motivated? do they stay silent or can they make it argument enough is enough about her think the president s meeting treated fairly or unfairly that may be a candidate, a nominee without these kinds of legal troubles might be the person to take the gop back into the white house. but a moment this news and broke i was reminded something senator lindsey graham told me last summer. he said trump had a very gunshot and not just the nomination but winning the white house if he was able to focus on everyday issues. he was able to tell the american public how he was going to improve their lives. the senator added though if it was a grievance campaign things will be much more difficult. on this front with trump, indictment and these charges have been brought to him. so far he is embracing the fi