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Mother is sitting there, im having an orgasm in front of my mother. >> ill have what shes having. fantastic situation. >> i saw it as, this is the good and the reason it works is because every single thing in act. (vo) in every trip, theres room for more that movie could really happen. we show you at the beginning, because in classical dramatic philosophy, you set the thing up hes a great actor and he in the first act, in the second happens to be a pain in the ass that he can get work he puts on...

Or on all tv drama throughout history. the smoking gun is never revealed in the first act. this is one of those cases where we got the smoking gun very early in the investigation at a point where someone in the white house apparently convinced the president that putting out this transcript could actually help him. >> exactly. and, you know, that was obviously a huge miscalculation. and the republicans have been trying mightily ever since then to come up with any defense. i mean yesterday, lawren...

Transcript -- we dont even have the full transcript but just what the president himself has released is so damning. and this president and his allies throw up chaff and distraction. and witness yesterday all the stuff happening at the hearing. theres only one thing you have to look at. its the transcript, and its a core impeachable offense. >> and neal, its rhythmically strange for people who grew up on the architecture of the watergate investigation as the classic washington investigation or on...

Another "heavens gate" and thats how you get the movies of the 1980s. ♪ >> you knew where you were when you first saw "the empire strikes back." because it was the "star wars" movie that took the whole thing to a whole another level -- "star wars" was huge but "empire strikes back" was phenomenal. these established characters, you saw them intermix in a way you hadnt in the previous film. where there is this budding romance going on between han solo and princess leia. >> i love you. >> i know....

To defend himself and they still lost ground, i dont know how the democrats feel good where they sit now. if it goes to the senate, well call adam schiff. were going to make sure hunter biden comes to testify and get to the bottom of the burisma/biden situation. the democrats had their best shot with the sham impeachment hearing with due process denied to our president and they lost ground with independents. theyre in a tough place. >> bill: when you think about people like michael bloomberg who...

Corruption in ukraine? >> referring to the we quest in july, i would not say no. >> i dont think he was trying to aim corruption at ukraine. i yield back the balance of my time. >> recognizing for five minutes. >> i yield my time to the gentleman in texas. >> the gentleman in texas >> zelensky. ambassador taylor you said one of his first act in office was to remove immunity. you have had personal dealings with him. has he given you any reason to question his honesty or integrity? >> no, sir. >> ...

Being made of this than such offense. where is the offense? offense to business model or in the process -- >> neil: china stopped pregames, their first act. >> in a trade war with the united states? >> been a history with the u.s. companies having problems in china, for instance starbucks used to have a cafe and one broadcaster said, why do we have a foreign company in our historical emperors palace and that was removed and boycott of starbucks. >> neil: they all agreed in the past, it was bette...

Involved in our politics. this guy was involved in our politics more than obama and he was involved with trying to change the outcome of the campaign more than anybody. he is a useful tool and yet hes a seedy character. hes useful for all these people and entities but in your book you explain this is in his first act, is it. >> no, and the question also as you just accurately stated is why was he a useful tool mark why did the fbi need him. if you go back to the beginning of the show we discusse...

This guy was involved in our politics more than obama and he was involved with trying to change the outcome of the campaign more than anybody. he is a useful tool and yet hes a seedy character. hes useful for all these people and entities but in your book you explain this is in his first act, is it. >> no, and the question also as you just accurately stated is why was he a useful tool mark why did the fbi need him. if you go back to the beginning of the show we discussed the movie script. they h...

This guy was involved in our politics more than obama and he was involved with trying to change the outcome of the campaign more than anybody. he is a useful tool and yet hes a seedy character. hes useful for all these people and entities but in your book you explain this is in his first act, is it. >> no, and the question also as you just accurately stated is why was he a useful tool mark why did the fbi need him. if you go back to the beginning of the show we discussed the movie script. they h...