victims within six or seven minutes of the murders that is not going to sit well with a jury. lawrence: i ve noticed a lot of crying in the courtroom from him. do you think any of that is making its way to the jury do you think it is believable? do you think they interpret shame or guilt or innocence? my guess is a little bit of all of that. i mean i don t know if i would be thinking they re interpreting it as innocence. but shame, guilt, sadness whether or not you believe he pulled trigger his child and wife are dead and according to the state assertions they re dead because he was trying to divert attention away from financial crimes so you re looking at a person whose life was literally falling apart at the seems, and if these were the drastic measures he allegedly took, of course, he s going to be, you know, emotional in the courtroom and how the jury is interpreting it will remain to
down so for the dhiengz say this was our escalation is ridiculous about as ridiculous as saying this is a weather maroon but lawrence, thes other piece here is that this damn thing should have been shot down before it everyone got to alaska. i want to know why that has nothing to do with civilian casualties on the ground. but i do have to say and i want to put this out there that i think the silver lining here is that this was a sputnik moment for most americans. look, we have been founding the table about the spying that s going on in our universities and our research labs, in cyber. but that s all behind scenes now for every american to see and appreciate they did when spot nick 1957 we re in a new cold war that chinese communist party is seeking to replace us and we need a wake up call as a country. general this has been going on for a while and didn t alert american people that this was going on and we ve heard from
that. less than one in four americans trust our commander in chief congress gets better is trusted by just 7% of americans. so the easy take away here is that trust must be earned. and when we watch the way the oval office and capitol hill operates it is hard to get pom-poms out say good job good news is that americans continue to trust small business. 68% and military 64%. those are outliers lj but overall government is very, very scrutinized and looked watt a curious eye right now because they don t think people think supreme our self-interest in mind. lawrence: they don t and we just put up another poll up there tony that shows 71% of americans feel like they were heading down the wrong path. even still they won t reverse course and for the life of me is it because there wasn t a red wave they feel empowered now? i just don t get it. so i don t think that s it. i don t think actual election
this on adversaries is to cause damage that s why u.s. strike and perceive threats and whether that is immediate or years down the road is irrelevant. significant damage has been done by this aircraft being in the air and this administration initial response to whistle past this threat tells me they re not really prepared to defend us all and i used to do a lot with surveillance like this and people don t understand amount of data that can be captured from that altitude that s at 60, 70,000 feet in the air maybe park it over montana but you can stair in other states. that is a significant amount of intelligence collection that we may never know the real consequences from. lawrence: let s push this forward theresa. so we see them filling in power right here. when do question expect them to attack taiwan because it doesn t seem like there s anyone or any country in their way right now. if china is going to mock us, after putting a drone in our territory and say that we
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