hurrying to say what other goodies might follow, so a new deal on financial services perhaps, perhaps on immigration as well, on scientific research, and the eu wants to work more closely with the uk on defence and security. russia s invasion of ukraine, the conundrum of how to handle china, it has been a reminder of the priorities of the two sides share. shill a reminder of the priorities of the two sides share. a reminder of the priorities of the two sides share. all sounding rather ositive two sides share. all sounding rather positive from two sides share. all sounding rather positive from the two sides share. all sounding rather positive from the eu, two sides share. all sounding rather positive from the eu, but two sides share. all sounding rather positive from the eu, but the - two sides share. all sounding rather positive from the eu, but the key i positive from the eu, but the key thing now is this windsor framer, will that s absolute central political question that
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is not a creative narrative, that s a fact, chad. he called the president of the united states an imposter. how is that not tearing our country apart? he did not call her an imposter. she got elected speaker of the house. he got elected president of the united states. you guys have to establish a narrative. we don t have to establish any narrative. the facts are on our side. the truth is on the president s side. [report question] how do you get past even if you disagree with what the democrats have found, how do you get past what your argument is? did you watch the hearing yesterday? i asked ambassador sondland when it happened? he asked what happened? the announcement before they got the call, the meeting, and the money. he said there was no announcement. that says it all. there was never remember when
the fact that the quid pro quo that he talked about in his opening statement was all based on guesses and presumptions, and no facts. [report question] that was his perception, that is correct. despite all of the work that you ve done, they are going to impeach the president from the house. is that going to be a failure on your part to protect the president from having that happen? i think that was probably determined 1.5 weeks ago in the vote. what was the vote? i thought the telling sign from that vote was every single republican understands what this is for and how wrong this is. and so did two democrats. if they ever get to a vote, we will see. if they go to gc terry we don t know what the articles are going to be. when that plays out, we will see the final vote. the real vote is the one that s
continue investigation. i think some of these 2020 folks are using more pointed and incendiary language to basically take it one step further and say, we need to jump on the gun for impeachment. one other quick thing i want to note, though, because of the discrepancies between barr and mueller, i think we may see a contempt vote on the floor sooner rather than later. for barr. and i also think we need to maybe think about what happens at the house excuse me, the senate. which is controlled by republicans. what happens when they call robert mueller to try and emphasize parts of this report? guy: that he didn t say. capri: exactly. lisa: if he had anything died, why would he release 400 pages of the report question work especially looking at volume two, which is almost unredacted. why would he do that? it makes no sense. katie: the question now is whether robert mueller statements today give democrats more fuel to go after the underlying documents, which are