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A constellation of dots that make it tempting to figure out what happened. it is really important to figure out the specific because her so much we dont know. people can draw their own conclusions. any definitive information on what happens, we did not know. what happened between brian and gabby and also with respect to that of elements weve seen today. its important that you remit the way that we did in drawing conclusions that are not borne out by the evidence. spoon ive worked enough with the...

-- he rejected what his own department of justice officials told him over and over again, that they found no evidence of widespread fraud sufficient to overcome the election results. he rejected the conclusions of both the department of justice and the intelligence community when they told him that the dominion voting machines had not secretly changed the outcome of tea lex. president trump had no factual or constitutional basis for his claims, and the lawyers he found who would carry his fraud ...

Protects their own. not really counting that much on the investigation, time will tell. we have much more on bidens disastrous foreign policy throughout the show including the fact that our own intelligence community had no idea and we are totally completely and utterly shocked by the military might of china with their new hypersonic weapon. we will give you the details. but first, a message about joe biden and covid-19. unlike many in the media mob, we will not politicize the global pandemic. w...

Profound and it was complex. of course, in the first sentence of every obituary of general powell today along with all of the firsts, and there were many of them, there is also the apex tragedy of his time in public life, his 76-minute-long speed in february of 2003 to the united nations in which he made a long, detailed, fairly impassioned, and ultimately profoundly false case to the world that the united states needed to invade iraq and urgently. >> every statement i make today is backed up by...

That with him? at the time i was the rentable deputy - that with him? at the time i was the rentable deputy in i that with him? at the time i l was the rentable deputy in the bureau of intelligence and research. our pure did not participate in speech and it was a decision made by my boss. but colin powell brought to me and number of drafts asking that i review it. in that case it was i with my expert people. and we try to make it better. but we did not agree with the conclusions in the report. s...

Purpose, not just overly broad requests documents, including campaign data, what does congress hope to learn from all of this. this all does seem more political argumentation than legal? >> thats right. you know, i just had a chance to read the complaint and i was not overwhelmed by its crafting. lets put it that way. well see what a court will say, but as they say, the law does not appear to be on the former presidents side. the statute is not on his side. the judgment has already been made by ...

His political impact was profound, and it was complex. of course, in the first sentence of every obituary of general powell today, along with all of the firsts, and there were many of them, there is also the apex tragedy of his time in public life. his 76-minute-long speech in 1973 to the united nations in which he made a long, detailed, fairly impassioned and profoundly false case to the world that the united states needed to invade iraq and urgently. >> every statement i make today is backed u...

Now, the deep state always protects their own. not really counting that much on the investigation, time will tell. we have much more on bidens disastrous foreign policy throughout the show including the fact that our own intelligence community had no idea and we are totally completely and utterly shocked by the military might of china with their new hypersonic weapon. we will give you the details. but first, a message about joe biden and covid-19. unlike many in the media mob, we will not politi...

To know the facts. the people who jump to conclusions and make assumptions, thats the problem. >> there will be, again, doctors who says this shows we should all get vaccinated. it is more reason to get vaccinated, to protect people like colin powell, who are immunocompromised. >> lets protect each other. sadly, this conversation is not what is airing on fox. every once in a while, a doctor says the right thing on air. for the most part, its the tucker carlsons of the world who are dragging us b...

General paul today, along with all of the first, and there were many of them, there is also the ink pecks tragedy of his time in public lines. his 76-minute long speech on february 2003 to the united nations, in which he made a long detailed, fairly impassioned, and ultimately profoundly false case to the world, that the united states needed to invade iraq. >> every statement i make today is backed up by sources. solid sources. these are not assertions. what we are giving you are facts and concl...