border patrol. and after amy that on camp french, we ve been here 30 years or should i say campaigns for barry in his mind that other word choice and our mayor ever spoken in a democracy to the closer you get to the people have spoken and it s going to be all along with what time to get out and say that?
all three of those suggest that warnock will have a small, but still important victory tomorrow . i think what is fascinating, when i was in trial, the most persuasive arguments we can make is when you used a nickel word as opposed to a $20 bill word. talk to people like they are human beings, and on their level of empathy, on the idea of a, we are the same, i have easy thing arguments around different issues. and, the idea that strikes me as we were talking, is a way in which this election runoff between warnock and walker, has largely come down to, for many of the as, about intelligence, about word choice, about integrity. all of the things that resound. and i just wonder, the early voting, in particular, people turning out still. i keep asking this question. i suspect that the amount of
that we have with our young people, we ve got to change the dynamic that we have in our communities to understand that we ve both got to deal with the immediate challenge of public safety, but also deal with the root causes of crime that our communities continue to wrestle with. i want to play a moment from your victory speech on tuesday at the closing moment. let me roll it and then i want to talk about it. true patriotism is alive and well in maryland, and it is alive and well in the united states of america too. patriotism means knowing that this country is great, but if we work together, we are going to make it even greater, because more people will benefit from that. the idea, right, you talk about patriotism, you talk about, you are literally talking about making the country great. i assume that was a very intentional word choice for you in language that has largely been key-opted obviously by former president trump. that s right. and you said it exactly right.
choice. he is just way too crucial and critical to their investigation to not come forward and talk to them again. so that subpoena was issued a couple days ago. we heard from his lawyer who said he probably, interesting word choice, probably will sit down with the committee for at least a written testimony, but remember, that subpoena has some weight. he does have some standing in terms of executive privilege and something he may be able to use because of his proximity to former president trump. we ll have to see how that shakes out. the word probably is interesting there. renad 0, we heard some things in plain english from cassidy hutchinson, former top aide to white house chief of staff mark meadows. she said, we learned she was one of those witnesses who had been contacted ahead of questioning in an apparent attempt to influence her testimony. let s listen to what congresswoman zoe lofgren told chuck todd on meet the press. if witnesses are being intimidated, we don t plant t