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Lieutenant colonel vindman and others were so concerned that he ran to eisenberg and it seems theyre keeping a record because they realize this was deeply harmful to national security and also potentially, wait for it, illegal because extortion is illegal. conspiracy to extort is illegal. and obstruction of justice is illegal. at the very least, these are impeachable offenses and thankfully we have career officials who are risking their career and their reputation because lieutenant colonel vind...

End of the day for political expediency but for this republic and representative democray, this inquiry has to go forward. >> yeah. you mentioned presidents personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, his dealings with ukraine. tonight, he is on twitter saying all of the information i obtained came from interviews conducted as private defense counsel to potus to defend him against false allegations." hes tieing himself even closer to the presidet. he previously said hed done it on -- at the behest of the go...

One, that were in a whole different -- we were in a investigatory mood at that moment. we were presenting the report because there was no independent counsel, per se. but here we will be in essence grand jurors to a certain extent. >> so you will have the information. >> we will -- we will have information. well make determination about any witnesses that we will have. and i think the lessons are lessons that we already know and that is sober and somber, pointedly telling the facts. not engaging...

And other responsible platforms do which is they take a look at the content. they determine whether or not its factual. and its not factual like when we did campaigns in the old days, theyd send it back to us and say, fix it. so theres got to be some responsibility and some accountability. mark zuckerberg saying we have no accountability. and then on the other hand, we have twitter saying were not even going to play the game. and by the way, lets be honest about this, theyre only losing $3 milli...

About this. >> eisenberg and ellis, by the way. so, i mean, if democrats are there, you should ask them what did fiona hill and lieutenant colonel vindman tell you on july 10th where there was the alleged quid pro quo, what did you do about it, what happened july 25th and why did you move this transcript to a secure server? >> philip, let me ask youed one of the guests, i asked alice, she said its going to be stonewalled in the senate, go through the house, stonewalled in the senate, the senate ...

About the power of online radicalization. she welcomes us into her home. we agreed not to show its surroundings or share her last name due to safety concerns. how important do you think that sense of alienation is in attracting people? >> 100%. i think alienation is, like, the number-one reason that people joined. i was seeing this guy and i was going through a lot of turbulent, like, emotional and just personal mental things where my sense of self was pretty damaged. it was just this immersion ...

Surroundings or share her last name due to safety concerns. how important do you think that sense of alienation is in attracting people? >> 100%. i think alienation is, like, the number-one reason that people joined. i was seeing this guy and i was going through a lot of turbulent, like, emotional and just personal mental things where my sense of self was pretty damaged. it was just this immersion into the culture of it with someone that i so badly wanted the affection of and the approval of, ju...

Immediately after this call on july 25th between president and the ukrainian president, he has this conversation with eisenberg. this is the second time hes actually spoken with eisenberg. he went to eisenberg after this july 10th meeting, ambassador sondland tried to make a direct quid pro quo between a meeting between zelensky and trump and the possibility of an investigation into former vice president joe biden. so vindman and eisenberg have had a -- take this transcript, move it onto the ser...

As director mueller very vigorously stated. i think what we have learned is, one, that were in a whole different -- we were in a investigatory mood at that moment. we were presenting the report because there was no independent counsel, per se. but here we will be in essence grand jurors to a certain extent. >> so you will have the information. >> we will -- we will have information. well make determination about any witnesses that we will have. and i think the lessons are lessons that we already...

About this. >> eisenberg and ellis, by the way. so, i mean, if democrats are there, you should ask them what did fiona hill and lieutenant colonel vindman tell you on july 10th where there was the alleged quid pro quo, what did you do about it, what happened july 25th and why did you move this transcript to a secure server? >> philip, let me ask you this because, you know, i asked one of the guests, i asked alice, she said its going to be stonewalled in the senate, go through the house, stonewal...