and now savory parmesan shrimp scampi is back! new sesame-ginger shrimp is here, too. but hurry in, endless shrimp ends november eighteenth. back with the pardon ball round table. tell me something i don t know. one sports vending website says about $650,000 has been vet on the midterm so far and betters are waiting on heller to keep his seat over rosen, in line with a new york times poll that recently came out. so if the bets are right, then heller wins. thank you. don sh. 50 years ago when you were in a different life and i was just a child, paul laxall doesn t talk much to the media, avoided the baits, and he has a good chance to win that race. magic name.
imagine all the documentation they had before about his own culpability and his own cases, and now they have to have nine additional meetings in addition what they already know from the trials, and it would be about things involving other people. to have somebody vest that amount of time, nine separate meetings, that s a high number a especially in that amount of time. we don t know what is happening behind the scenes because unfortunately for us the mueller team doesn t leak. we know what we see. we see the remarkable flury of activity, and then you see out of the blue, the wall street journal. rosenstein, who doesn t talk or sit down for interviews, all of a sudden invites a wall street journal reporter in his office and says i would say the
earlier in a particular case. is he adored by his colleagues. and he is one of the most fun people to be with and is he very, very fun even though he doesn t talk. neil: that s right. i forgot about that. one of the things i have heard about trying to pursue impeachment is that the judge kavanaugh perjured himself. i m not an alawyer or expert on these things, you are. i started to digging into this how purger himself. minimize how often he got drunk in high school. i m thinking to myself boy, are you kidding me? what did you make of that. my gosh, i thank god i m never going to be questioned about my drinking in high school and college. neil: don t go there we don t want to open a can of worms. that s really what it comes down. to say that s where he was not very honest or forthcoming about something he was doing in high school. well, i got the impression, listening to the hearings without the commentary that he liked beer and he drank a lot. i never had any different
to say and found that his strategy with us didn t work, he gets angry at us on twitter but doesn t talk to us because we don t actually mimic what he says, but these hosts do. they do. and that, you know if they have weak character and they can look in the mirror, that s their problem, but where s management? who heads up fox news? who can allow this to happen and say we re a news network? again, we re talking about, it s one thing if you have different views on immigration policy. policies for sure. it s complicated. if you have a different view on abortion, on same-sex marriage. but when you have a speech that is just, it lines up directly with what white supremacists say, i do think at that point mika s question is a fair question to ask. where is management? who approved a white supremacist speech to go on the air yesterday?
about a material aspect of the probe. the president has tried hard to discredit and distract from the probe, certainly by attacking those of us looking for the truth. it takes us to this story. man walks into a pet store, sees a sign, talking parrot, guaranteed. buys it. brings it back, says, doesn t talk. the store owner says, it didn t climb the ladder and start talking? the guy says, what ladder? the store owner says, oh, sorry, you need the ladder. another purchase. then the guy comes back and said, the parrot is dead. he said, don t they sell any bird feed at that store? what s the moral? being aware when someone is selling you something. that s where we are right now. who is selling you a line of bs and who is telling you the truth?