has put an end to the globalization we ve experienced over the last three decades. companies and governments will also be looking more broadly at their dependencies on other nations. joining me now is victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow. victor, if there s a bright light and devastating, tragic, ongoing nightmare in ukraine, we might be the people are generally beginning to wake up to the idea that it s time to decouple from these despotic regimes. yeah. i think people understood from the league of nations failure in the apostate he 30s that globalism never worked. the united nations condemned russia s invasion, didn t do any good, the majority of the population in the world didn t sign on to sanction, that s why joe biden has changed his tune but was fascinating, laura, this is economic globalization. this was supposed to make us all live in utopia and here we have an architect of it and he s saying, you know, two or three years ago he would say, you
put forward and the house should do something differently. even so eight of their colleagues didn t sign on. somebody like mitt romney who staked out a bit of an independent stance, has unlocked the door where his conscious is. okay. it s within reach. but some of them were people who are not running for reelection and of course sooner or later it becomes very hard and emily is exactly right, the core answer the core question that these members are going to have to answer in a trial, should it get to that, is do you think that the president putting pressure on foreign governments to smear your domestic opponents is okay or it is an abuse of power. there is this idea that mitch mcconnell will be able to jam this thing through and do it in one day. he is not in charge. the constitution gives the chief justice, john roberts, the explicit authority to run the trial, to run the questions of evidence and everything else.
co-sponsors. there s nine that didn t sign on. to the life, i don t understand. this was the fear why a bunch of senate republicans didn t want put up the nine. lamar alexander. susan collins. corey gardener. johnny isaacson. mitt romney. dan sullivan. alexander retiring. collins, tough re-election. gardener, tough re-election. isaacson, retiring. murkowsky, independent. mitt romney are sort of mitt portman and rob romney, right? dan sullivan i think is more in line. john mccain is his mentor. this has created a divide in the gop. yeah, it absolutely has and republicans say they re going to stand with the president. republicans who are currently standing with the president, i should say, say they re going to stand with the president until the base falls out from under him. so they are watching those polls extremely closely. they are listening to their constituents who are still with the president. and it s a much different
where s our money e? who has our money? no one s returning any of our phone calls. we re trying to get our money back. and somehow a law firm called us saying that many,many poperal getting together. they re going to do a lawsuit and we d like to be included and i said of course we wanted to be included. soon after. dear perspective client in seven days from this letter they needed $2500 in their possession so they can proceed forward. like i keep sawing we re normal people. we dont want to pay $2500 to be part of the lawsuit because we didn t have that kind of money. they didn t sign on but scores of would-be buyers would filing suit against donald trump and the real developer, accusing them of fraud. trump denied wrong doing and the case was settled out of court. i don t know how much everybody got.
we re normal people, we didn t want to pay $2,500 to be part of the lawsuit. we didn t have that kind of money. they didn t sign on, but scores of would be buyers did suing trump who denied wrongdoing and the case was settled out of court. i don t know how much everybody got. that s because the settlement became with a confidentiality agreement. they are everywhere in trump world. settlements, licensing deals. it s one thing that makes it difficult for journalists to get answers to their questions. there are many, many questions. what mystery about trump s businesses do you most wish you had the answer to? well, we know the russians put a lot of money into trump and we know the saudis and other middle east people put money into trump? did they do it in ways he s compromised? it could come out these are