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All about war. it is all about him puffing himself up. it is all about the former draft dodgers and wrapping himself in the flag. it is instruction to see how narrow a base he is. it is not just white men. it is not just white evangelical men. it is evangelical men who are upset of weapons. he narrowed his base so and i think there is a large segment of women in america, we saw this in 2018, i think well see this in 2020 who has just had it. they do not want to see them. >> it is interesting to ...

Draft dodgers. if he pardoned all the white draft dodgers and none of the black, it would have violated the equal protection clause. the president is getting up against the limits of the pardon power. if he is using it to protect himself -- >> the dangling of it prospectively could do what he needs it to do without granting it retroactively, keeping its the power he holds in front of you. we know this guy. if there is one thing he is good at is screwing over someone in a deal and double crossing...

Jimmy carter came into office and pardoned all the draft dodgers. the president is getting real ea up against the limits of the pardon power because if hes going to use it to protect himself, hes going to find it doesnt work >> the dangling of it can do what he needs it do without ever actually granting it. if theres one thing hes good at, its screwing over someone in a deal and double crossing them. so throughout this whole thing we know paul manafort acts in a way that makes zero sense unless ...

Do solemnly swear. >> president johnson did believe this was a treasonous act, that ultimately led to an expanded war. >> and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> this was not just tinkering with a few votes. this cost us 20,000 american lives. i dont know how many thousand wounded. the cost of that was horrendous. it was treason. by any standard. >> those who said no to the war, draft dodgers, resisters, they were described as tre...

>> we saw them in the michael cohen case. there are other cases involving trump associates, roger stone, paul manafort, thats raising questions that the idea of a presidential pardon. and you received a lot of questions about this. so heres the question. must a pardon be specific to a particular crime or kit be used as an umbrella to all future charges that are not yet filed? >> so the presidential pardon power is very broad. a president can pardon an individual, famous exam wills, richard nixon...

Expanded war. >> to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> this is not just tinkering with a few votes. this cost us 20,000 american lives. i dont know how many thousand wounded. the cost of that was horrendous. it was treason. by any standard. >> those who said no to the war, draft dodgers, resistors, they were described as treasonists. well, if i had known, as a soldier, in vietnam, that nixon had scuttled, or certainly delayed, for sure...

Ability preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> this was not just tinkering with a few votes. this cost us 20,000 american lives. i dont know how many thousand wounded. the cost of that was horrendous. it was treason. by any standard. >> those who said no to the war, draft dodgers, resisters, they were described as treasonous. if i would have known as a soldier in vietnam that nixon scuttled or certainly delayed for sure a peace process, that seems treasonous and m...

Literally, and yet his pal looked out for him and gave him a reason to live. we all understand that. that relationship went all the way through bushs presidency for jim baker. in the end he had to come back and try to save him for the second term. they couldnt win that battle. someday well figure out why bush wasnt quite as good a politician in 92 as in 88. i think it was just a change of the guard. 92 seemed to be the end of the world war ii era. the cold war was over in august of 91. it seemed...

This was a treasonous act that ultimately led to an expanded war. >> and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> this is not just trink ertin with a few votes. this cost us 20,000 american lives. i dont know how many thousand wounded. the cost of that was horrendous. it was treason, by any standard. >> end the war now! >> those who said, no, to the war, draft dodgers, resistors, they were described as treasonous. well, if i had known ...

That this was a treasonous act that ultimately led to an expanded war. >> and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. >> this was not just tinkering with a few votes. this cost us 20,000 american lives. i dont know how many thousand wounded. the cost of that was horrendous. you know, it was treason by any standard. >> those who said no to the war, draft dodgers, resistors, they were described as treasonous. well, if i had known as a sold...