any car? a place to live, all that stuff? seems less and less likely all the time. contrast that with what happens when you stick a spike in your arm. and why wouldn t you? woman: so i had this picture in my head when i got the phone call that my daughter s father had been in the accident and i had just had a c-section and they come in with this needle to give me adavan i think. and all i really needed was a hug. i just needed someone to come up to me and give me a hug and say, i care about you, kaitlyn, and everything s going to be okay. anthony: i ll tell you something really shameful about myself. the first time i shot up, i looked at myself in the mirror with a big grin. something was missing in me, whether it was a self-image situation, whether it was a character flaw. i came up with a stable family in the suburbs. i had a lot of advantages. there was some dark genie inside me that i very much hesitate to call a disease that led me to dope. i didn t have anyone else who
have about dirt that trump did in new york? you seem pretty excited about that but wouldn t you think michael cohen would have a whole lot of incriminating evidence against the president and michael is sitting in jail and the president is at mar-a-lago. do you think rudy wants to sit in federal prison like michael cohen is with all those people he put there when he was u.s. attorney? that s not a hospitable environment for rudy giuliani. okay. around the horn quickly. big week for democrats moving into the next phase of the impeachment inquiry. what are you looking for? the judiciary committee now the democrats have some challenges here. one, there s a risk of sort of a dilution of shock value. the first couple of big swings came over the last couple of weeks. adam schiff became the central figure in all of this and now nasdaq which shard act to follow. i also think is this reaffirmed? who will come forward again? we ll see the same cast characters or will new people
separated from their families. well, you should vote for trump. you should vote for trump. brian: wow, that s stunning. by the way one of the things he tried to say listen, if you commit a crime, you don t want anyone deported even if you commit a crime no, they shouldn t be. ainsley: angry response didn t like the question. fine, don t worry about me. vote for the other guy. but, when you are running and you are in the right spot and you are you feel confident. wouldn t you at least argue why they should vote for you? why isn t that why you are on the stump out there trying to convince people? steve: sounds like the case he was making is if he is elected president it would be a continuation of the obama era deportation. ainsley: i understand what the guy was asking him the way the presidential candidate joe biden responded. brian: just remember it was those restraints thought children were in to separate them from the general population that people like to call cages. there was a su
is to have u.s. retreat from the world stage and not be trusted. the message going from russia to ukraine right now is we told you they would throw you under the bus. we told you they would abandon you and you could not trust them. if you can t trust the u.s. and they re not there to support you, if they re not delivering that aid when they said they were going to, if they re trying to manipulate you, why wouldn t you just trust us? we are russians. we re right next door. used to be part of the soviet union. so it s a two-directional divide and it is working in spades again to where putin just probably can t believe the success they re having with these disinformation campaigns. and so let me ask this. have we completely destroyed the information ecosystem in the president of the united states becomes the chief misinformation provider? i mean, it seems as if he s got a willing outlet that will do this in real time. he s doing this. he doesn t seem to care about the consequences long-
he was adamant that president zelensky had to clear things up and do it in public. that part i i can agree to, yes. the time is now with the minority for 20 minutes. i m sorry, 33 minutes. 33 minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. ambassador, you ve been in business for a long time. i have. so, if you want to get to the bottom of something, somebody that is running the department or one of your buildings or something, who do you go to? the boss. the manager of whatever company? right? correct. if you want to get to the bottom of foreign aid, probably go to the people in charge of foreign aid here in this town, wouldn t you? because you re not in charge of foreign aid. i m not in charge of foreign aid. and you had to testify that you presumed foreign aid was this or that, and you were guessing this was tied to