partisan power struggle. what we see in this impeachment is a kangaroo court. between republicans and the president and house democrats. the job is a nonpartisan job. he has to ignore those cat calls from the sidelines. they re propostrouse, not justified. and herb nathan knows all of the current litigation spearheaded by the general counsel. it s not actually directly tied to the inquiry on ukraine and it s unlikely that any of the fights over documents and subpoenas will ultimately end up in court since litigation takes so long and this is a fast track timeline. one other thing to note that while the swren counsel is leading this fight in the court on multiple fronts, he s also advising the committees here on the inquiries, so he has a wide range of responsibilities here! interesting. thanks so much. coming up, cleaning up his own mess by once again giving turkey exactly what turkey wants. the deal one republican says is quote far from a victory. that story next. managing lip
there for a rally and there were a lot of calls cat calls against mccain. he s saddened by it. he s put off by it. but he doesn t want to address them point by point. he thinks when something comes out that s highly outrageous or wrong, he ll address it. and we as filmmakers knew that if we didn t kind of keep our blinders on and look at his narrative story without getting caught up in the political noise of the day, we would never kind of focus in on the true mccain. it sounds like he s assessing his life, of course, and he is i guess being honest about some of the things he wishes he had done differently and his regrets. your film has already made news for the fact that he admitted that he feels he made the wrong pick for his presidential ticket. what did he tell you? i think it s a misunderstanding. he regrets that he didn t choose joe lieberman. he does not regret that he chose sarah palin. what s the difference?
my father victor installed in me a passion for business and travel. their integrity, compassion and intelligence reflects to this day on me and for my love of family and america. friends in her hometown remember her as sophisticated. she didn t drink or stay up late or like being the center of attention. one of her classmates recalled how she would get cat calls and boys would make nasty remarks at her. her friend would notice that melania would pull up inside of herself and look ahead as if she didn t hear it. she immersed herself in the studies of design and architecture and dreamed big. sheer also decided early on that slovenia was too small for
day on me and for my love of family and america. friendserer melania as sophisticated. one of her classmates recall how she would get cat calls and boys would sort of make nasty me remarks at her. her friend would notice that melania would pull up inside of herself and look ahead. as if she didn t hear it. . she immersed herself in studies of design and architecture and dream big. she also decided early on that tham slovenia was too small for her. she was determined to get out into the larger world. bigger world. she was obviously a very
wealth or in poverty, we are all exceptional in our commonly held yet fierce devotion to our country. could you hear the boos, and were you surprised by them? well, i couldn t hear much. i was told about it afterwards, but it was amazing. that speech given with any other president, with any other audience would have been cheered. it s not controversial language to say we re all americans. it s not controversial language to reach out to others who might not be exactly like you, and so the fact that people didn t like it speaks poorly of them, not of what i said in the speech. they even when i said we should have rule of law, i was heard booed. when i talked about sullivan ballou, a great civil war patriot who gave his life to his country and said there are some things greater than ourselves, there were cat calls. wow. what kind what kind of situation is that? and, you know, i have to say something. the president-elect ought to lead.