Us. But in telling this story, what you quickly find is that there are stories from all over the place. There is a bunch of stories from All Over The World that keep unavoidably getting dragged into it, whether we like it or not. So even this is about us, you have to start, at least for a second here, with poland. Just a few days ago, mayor of the capital city of poland, the largest city in that country, he held a Press Conference. He announced at the Press Conference that the City Of Warsaw will be Setting Aside Tens Of Millions of dollars in its new budget to build Bomb Shelters for people in that city. Now poland is not currently at war. The capital city of poland is not getting bombed. For them and for us, thats a good thing and an important thing, because poland is a member of nato. So if somebody was bombing poland, if polish citizens, polish civilians needed to use Bomb Shelters in the capital city of that country, that would be very bad news, not just for poland, but for us as
Held a Press Conference. He announced at the Press Conference that the City Of Warsaw will be Setting Aside Tens Of Millions of dollars in its new budget to build Bomb Shelters for people in that city. Now poland is not currently at war. The capital city of poland is not getting bombed. For them and for us, thats a good thing and an important thing, because poland is a member of nato. So if somebody was bombing poland, if polish citizens, polish civilians needed to use Bomb Shelters in the capital city of that country, that would be very bad news, not just for poland, but for us as well. Because poland is our nato ally. And if somebody was attacking them, that would mean that we would soon be at war as well. If you attack one nato country,c you attack them all. It is a treaty of mutual defense. So our nato ally in poland scrambling right now to build o Bomb Shelters for civilians in their capital city, that is not great news. The reason theyre doing it is because poland borders ukraine
toward based on the decisions mcgahn made in the white house, the white house counsel, that seems to be the only commonality on the face of it that these are you and the others are people who were you had the ire of the president directed toward you-all. that s right. anderson, again, don mcgahn was part of the mueller investigation so maybe there was a good reason to look at his records except this investigation into his records went all the way up until this may when the mueller investigation as we all know closed back in the spring of 2019. so again, it feels really political and this is a president who would reward his friends, remember, he reduced the sentences for roger stone, made the flynn case go away. pardoned manafort and would weapon news weapon news the department against enemies. you re calling on jerry nadler announcing a former investigation if barr, session,
so again, it it feels really political. and this is a president who would reward his friends. remember, he reduced the sentences for roger stone. made the flynn case go away. pardoned manafort. and then, would weaponize the department against his enemies. so this feels pretty on brand for donald trump. your colleague on the house judiciary committee, chairman jerry nadler, just announced a formal investigation if barr, sessions, rosenstein, are subpoenaed by the committee. is it realistic that they would testify, anytime soon? i mean, couldn t they just resist and have their lawyers try to delay things? of course. and that s right out of the donald trump legal terrorist playbook that we saw during his administration. and sor, i hope our congressionl subpoena style means something. we did get don mcgahn to testify just a couple weeks ago. but also, i hope the public pressure really comes down on these individuals to be held to account. because this isn t going away. and it s not b
they are getting along with a law-abiding life but president trump turned that on his head and he could do it again in this instance and unless you could prove it was done with a corrupt intense, it is difficult to call it obstruction of justice but in the context of all of the other things going on with the russia investigation, would you think that it could be one factor among many in a pattern. a pattern and now that the discussion of how that decision was made in terms of manafort and who was on the jury. paula duncan, a juror and trump supporter, by the way and she said in this interview with cnn that she had she had a make america great again hat in her car every day but when asked about the idea of a pardon. let s listen to her. how would you feel if the president pardoned manafort? i feel it would be a grave mistake for president trump to pardon manafort. why? justice was done.