Michael Sussmann, the attorney who launched an inquiry into the hidden back channel between Donald Trump and a Russian bank, reportedly billed Hillary Clinton's campaign on the day he spoke with an FBI official.
around the weak and the vulnerable. i think about antonio brown, the football player who you may remember, john, stripped off his uniform and left in the middle of a game recently. you don t think of him as a hero. his teammates thought of him as a morally obtuse idiot. that s what the people who won t take precautions. that s what the unmasked are causing to happen. they re leaving the team in the middle of the fight for our lives in the middle of a pandemic. that s preliminary. and then i will just add quickly, i think you ve got to then say we re going to make life easier for those who vaccinate and tougher for those who won t do it. more rewards, more freedom, more ability to go to social events, athletic events. why we continue to say, well, you vaccinate, you don t
him an out. and punishing the chinese for alleviating the sting of the western sanctions. is there a way that could backfire, though, on the united states? reporter: all sanctions from costs. always second and third-degree effects. i think what these law mamakerse saying, what they re doing, haven t totally bailed out putin from sanctions but are looking for ways to do that. in the phase wondering if we take the russian energy the rest of the world won t take, will we be punished? use our banks and financial mechanisms to bail out the russian economy, will the west take action to make that a cost for us? the truth is, we don t know and they don t know. a big drive in congress to have those secondary sanctions you talked about earlier. they don t exist right now. if we don t have them, you can be sure the chinese will bail out the russians and help their