make my point through economic argument. but the reality of it is we ve got a president that doesn t want to listen to reason, doesn t want to hear the economic argument. he wants to rule through fear. and through intimidation and that simply isn t presidential. that s not american. that s not what this country is about. we are a country of broad shoaled rtz and big hearts. we welcome the stranger. we put people to work. these individuals were vetted not once, not twice but three times. none of them have committed a crime. they have done nothing but contribute to the greatest country in the world. they willingly came forward and gave their information to the government and this president betrayed them. it doesn t need to get any fancier. we re not splitting atoms here. this is an unbelievable conversation. patty hasn t had a chance to speak yet. i said this is no long ardog
whistle, it s a bull horn now. i think the argument this is a legal issue is completely disingenuous by
it was much lengthier, which i think caused some of us to speculate that all of these delays related to some juror issue, but the jurors are all back. there s been no further discussion of the reason for the delay. testimony is ongoing. the other intriguing thing that happened today was about sealed testimony about some rick gates testimony that could have to do with an investigation that is still ongoing. when we consider what investigations are still ongoing that rick gates might have to do with, we re looking at the larger special counsel investigation into the russia probe. what do you make of that testimony being put under seal by the judge? well, that came after an objection when the defense asked rick gates if he was asked questions by the fbi about his role in the trump campaign. and so at that point there was this sidebar where no doubt they discussed the scope of rick gates cooperation. it would not surprise me if he wasn t providing information about the time that he
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