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Whole nature of the struggle. so what im saying is sondlands testimony -- ambassador sondlands testimony, as carl mentioned, not only added dots but connected some and it is now clear that sondland was not some kind of rogue elephant, that sondland was implementing a policy that was coming directly to him either via giuliani or from the president himself and that the presidents main concern was a corrupt intent. thats very clear, and thats whats so devastating about his testimony. now i dont exp...

Transition to green power and its the wind turbine many thousands of these dots a landscape across the country generating a tricity and a lot of public and turbines are far from popular many say they are inefficient and at the same time spoil more and more landscapes and after a recent court decision germany might be running out of places to actually put them as the w.s report on the iraq source found out. 206 meters high to catch the wind these turbines in the central german state it has to gen...

And that the ukraine, not russia, attacked us in 2016. >> ambassador mcfaul, first of all you know her. where does that strength and that clarity of purpose and that toughness come from? >> shes been that way ever since i met her. i think we met in the early 90s, in fact in russia when we were both working on projects to promote democracy there. and i have known over the decades i have worked with her in the government she was at the national intelligence council responsible the nio, the nationa...

He said he spoke to two people outside the nsc. one problem george kent. no problem naming names. but by naming the other person, adam schiff is saying that that would out the whistleblower yet, adam schiff claims he doesnt know who the whistleblower is. brian: someone is not telling the truth. steve: it made it look just the confluence of events right then that he stopped him right there. we are going to protect the whistleblower. so it made it look like the next name was going to be the whistl...

Lieutenant colonel vindman speaks to this person in the intel community, who appears to be the whistleblower. that individual goes to adam schiff and his team before the whistleblower becomes a whistleblower. before he files a whistleblower complaint, before he hires a whistleblower attorney. and it seems like its possible that this person -- there is a staffer sean who works for adam schiff who used to work at the nsc. there is another person named abigail grace. and it seems like this relation...

Anything to do with the intelligence community that day. and adam schiff was coaching colonel vindman during that testimony more than he was coaching any other witnesses. brian: he corrected him. >> yeah. true. and volker, who is colonel vindmans attorney. the way that way that schiff and vokof tag teamed this it was clear they werent just trying to protect the whistleblower. it seemed they were trying to do one to two other things. one, that they were trying to protect adam schiff and his team ...

Explicitly linked these two things, that would be very, very difficult for anyone to get around and deny. whereas i think whats come out so far, while it may be clear for anyone drawing the dots, i am not arguing the facts or making a counter case. i am just saying based on the politically that i have reported on the hill, i dont think what happened today is going to be determinitiv in changing his chances of being convicted in the senate. >> let me just follow up with you though on bolton. beca...

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Truth in the past or i wasnt complete or i wasnt remembering everything and now that ive spent some time thinking about it, im going to tell you everything. i think for a witness who has demonstrated some credibility issues, the way to rehabilitate his credibility is through corroboration. and so he needs to tell a story that is consistent with the stories were hearing from other witnesses and the paper trail, what is in the e-mails and the text messages. and so i think he does have some value a...

Credible. the man who is essentially connecting so many dots. and republicans very much want to be tearing into him but the b problem is that theyre going to be sort of questioning an attacking his credibility, raising him, elevating him as that much more of a central character in this. but that just puts more of f a slight on the fact that fact president trump was talking to him on a regular basis about quid pro quo. hes the center of that. so the republicans sh, president trump cant dismiss so...