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you ve got michael cohen, of course, guilty. these are individuals who were incredibly close to the president of the united states of america, and we ve got to get an answer to the question, what did the president know? when did he know it? when this crime spree was taking place all around him. we ve got to clean up corruption with this administration, and washington, d.c., restore our democracy for the people. we played maya some sound bites of those that are coming out and defending the president, saying this is not a crime. some to maybe some extent are saying, yeah, maybe it s legally a crime, but it s like a smaller crime, a 12k3450ermisdemeanor. what is your read of what michael cohen did? is it significant or not, is it being blown out of the proportion for political reasons? it s extremely significant because it goes directly to whether or not a candidate, donald trump, di
Now out. ththey re out until tuesday morning at 10:30 a.m. sometime in the next few minutes or it latelatertonight will call the t clerk s will get together and start to get some of this paperwork together and send this over to the senates. the senate will package this up, send it down to the white house for the president to sign if they pass it on tuesday. arthel: the press is basely standing by with the pens in hand ready to sign this into law for sure. again we are waiting to hear from speaker mike johnson so far he has staved off mrs. mr. greed others to keep his job. remain as they house speaker he s going to be speaking momentarily and really interested, chad, to find out what the speaker has to say. not only about the process today and the message of the passage of this foreign aid bill package sends to the world. two world leaders to friends and foes alike because everybody was
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