the giant impeachment and impeachment please. peachy drink. brian: i know the consensus feeling is nothing new. as long as you are in unscripted situation and i think these people have been hearing from their family and friends and different people with kent and taylor in particular. there is going to be something that comes out. either the republican also how are things going on have a great cross or steven down toe shop. dude i m stressed out of caster or these people, my mind. i m older now, a lot wiser. these state department officials are going to say [laughter] maybe that s debatable. something that we weren t brian: all right. he is the star of the expecting. discovery s longest running steve: lawyers don t ever ask a question that they show american chopper if don t know the answer. to say. there is one thing paul ainsley: that s true. it boils down to the tuttle senior knows is the election. value of hard work. and there are if you look joining us now is the man at the
all right, tyrus. the googling part that means he s guilty. that means he really loves himself and that s a good thing. you don t think kat doesn t google himself? he was looking for happiness look this is a historic moment and this is a moment where i will share with white america, this has never happened before in the history of this country, where ape brother has asked the police to turn the camera off. its never happened. [laughter] never happened before. that was, i was like, i never in my life was like if you mind turning that camera off. [laughter] no, it s like sir, please don t pay attention to the four cameras behind me so that was a first that ever happened and that quite possibly was the safest lynch rope i d ever seen in my entire life. like that was when i think this is big giant thing, it was
his conversations with the president were not protected by attorney-client privilege. what about these notes? what you take notes? lawyers don t take notes. i never had a lawyer who took notes. [laughter] he keeps notes because he s a real lawyer. [laughter] that was the best no. it s called the investigation, search for the truth in ten acts. no one deserves that. [laughter] returned to our credit s after all ten acts. what did you think? [screams] would you go see a play adaptation of the mueller report?
attorney/client privilege. what about these notes? why do you take notes? lawyers don t take notes. i never had a lawyer who took notes. and he responded that he keeps notes, because he is a real lawyer. [laughter] that was the best part. we would show you the whole thing but it s called the investigation of the search for the truth in 10 act. no one deserves that. for more, we turn to our theatre critic skip masterson, who sat through all 10 acts. skip what did you think of the show? [applause] [screaming] [applause] dan, would you go see a play adaptation of the mueller report well hold on i m going to be contrary to this one. i would read my 7th grade book report, i mean
so there s a line there and i think that it s a bad precedent especially to our younger generation don t worry you can do whatever you want. d but bernie said are you truly free if you re saddled with these tens of thousands of debt? are you truly free if you agreed into a contract where you borrow money and then you have to pay it back and then you re expected to pay it back? yeah, you are? you p are free? did you go to college? i did i went to an online university. our school rival was [indiscernible]. [laughter] so, you know. glad you got that. [laughter] actually, i majored in philosophy, and every day i was asking myself why am i here? [laughter] that s such a good joke. i m wondering is that a classic? that is fantastic. it s a david angelo original i sound like i m from 1930. you are. what i don t understand