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democracy. not everybody is president obama, has his fame and platform, but that s the message if you re a democrat. the talent, the skill of it. it s so funny when he used donald trump s own words against him what do we have to lose? now we know! oh, my god. we do know. and about herschel walker. yeah, he won the hafrt but if you re in the airport and walking past him, you re not going to go herschel walker. no. you want me playing at the tailback you don t want me playing tailback at the university of virginia. you don t want him as governor. susan, you ve got some insights into where races in the state of arizona are. what are you finding? well, we re going to be releasing the full findings at our global communications summit tomorrow. but what we re seeing and i guess give you a little sneak peek to is in arizona there is
anyone who solicits or accepts risks being on the wrond end of a federal election. those are not my words. throws words of ellen winetraub tweet that when trump indicated he would accept help from offensive coordinator election in his re-election campaign and now donald trump is the subject of an impeachment investigation for doing exactly what ellen weintraub told him not to do. after the second week of consistent repetition of the latin words quid pro quo in news coverage, it s time for a reminder of what words are actually in the law that the president appears to have violated. and there is no one better to guide us through that law than our next guest, ellen weintraub, the chafrt federal election commission. thank you for joining us
commission and the washington post reported that former workers from cambridge analytica said the firm sent foreigners to advise u.s. campaigns. tom hamburger is a reporter for the washington post. he s joining us now. tom, you and your colleague craig timberg, i want to walk through the reporting. you spoke with three people who used to work for cambridge analytica and they told you that concerns about the legality of cambridge analytica s work in the u.s. were a regular subject of employee conversations at the company. especially afrt after the 2014 election. so what kind of violations of law were they worried? about. they d had a warning from an attorney employed by cambridge analytica to be careful and mindful of u.s. federal election law which prohibits foreign nationals from having a decision-making role in u.s. political kaix campaigns,
hefs just 20 years old. kim enrobinson took his last breath in his boyfriends arms. he had pen shot in the neck. i just want to make sure that he knew that he wasn t alone in those moments and i held him and talked to him the whole time and i know he wasn t the only victim and i know that so many other people are going through exactly what i m going through. and my hafrt goes out to every single one of them. his partner bobby erredly held cameron until the two were able to get on to a pickup truck bound forp the nearest hospital. we were all just loaded into the back of the truck and cameron was unconscious and another gentleman that was unconscious. and there was a few other people in the back of the truck as well, and two gentlemen did cpr on both of those men the whole entire time to the hospital. and it was just so incredible to see that drive and that determination and just the will to help. complete strangers. and i didn t get their name