running on fire, through the streets. bill: in 2010 ric purchased a machine from man selling used computer parts hopes of reselling for a profit. my name ric, found the machine i knew him from school, a bunch of them, that was only one with something on it. tell us what you 300. not knowing exactly what he but a ric told machine home plumbered it in turned it on. i sat there listened to it it was just shocking totally shocking. oh, yeah, it was radically. ric knew he uncovered recorded phone calms from the morning of o is it september 11th close to world trade center but machine was damaged the callsable scrambled broken ended up connecting with a
back for round two are tim robinson and tim alberta. eugene, thank you for writing about this topic. i ve been thinking about this week. perfect phone call to me? it s arby s. we made too many roast beef sandwiches. get down here and help us. that s a perfect one. but no one describes phone calms as perfect. no. no one does. and thus it s memorable when somebody does, and when somebody does it he branded it. over and over again. he s branding it. this is something he s good at, right? look at all the buildings that other people built and owned around new york that he had his name on. he is good at branding. oh owns joe biden s story in ukraine now. exactly, exactly. it s donald trump s one great talent. it s amazing that people don t recognize that and realize that if you want to get your message out, you have to get out there. you have to you have to play on that terrain, and you to define the playing field or he will.
probably desperate attempt of going down in history as just the third u.s. president to be impeached. he doesn t want you to think of abuse of power or extortion or high crimes and misdemeanors, he wants you to think perfect. back for round two are tim robinson and tim alberta. eugene, thank you for writing about this topic. i ve been thinking about this week. perfect phone call to me? it s arby s. we made too many roast beef sandwiches. get down here and help us. that s a perfect one. but no one describes phone calms as perfect. no. no one does. and thus it s memorable when somebody does, and when somebody does it he branded it. over and over again. he s branding it. this is something he s good at, right? look at all the buildings that other people built and owned around new york that he had his name on. he is good at branding. oh owns joe biden s story in ukraine now. exactly, exactly. it s donald trump s one great
to lock down all records of the phone call. especially the official word-for-word transcript of the call that was produced. this set of actions underscored to me that white house officials understood the gravity of what transpired in the call and, jake, according to this whistle-blower, other phone calms, other interactions were handled in a different manner. this one was handled in a completely separate way leading to all the accusations of a cover-up. thank you. the new york times first reported and cnn confirmed that president trump earlier today told staff from the united states mission to the united nations that he wanted to know who provided information to the whistle-blower about his call with the ukrainian president and whoever talked to the whistle-blower was close to a spy and in the old days spies were dealt with differently. an apparent allusion to executions. bring in boris sanchez. how was this met by staffers?
he would never be dumb enough to talk about things or disclose things in some of these phone calms that he described as being so heavily populated. but we know, anderson, and we ve been reporting this along with our white house team earlier today that sometimes there is a limited number of people on these calls, and so when the president says that those calls are heavily populated, that s not always the case. how much do we know, though, about how when the president conducts his calls with foreign leaders? are there you said some of them are less populated. are there ever ones that are hardly populated at all, or just between the president, a leader and a translator? anderson, it s interesting, because the practice has been long-standing practice here at the white house and other administrations, the president would be on the phone, perhaps in the situation room or in the oval office. he would be surrounded by aides. those aides would be coaching him through those phone cal