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people that would have seen a lot, but that maybe trump wouldn't have noticed. restaurants servers, people like that. >> i think of it the same way. they might be invisible to him. but they are the eyes and ears and they can see things. or they can know things might even be somewhat rumor but then they can at least give the investigators lead so they can tell the investigators who is present in different conversations. seems as though that's what happened with select community on january 6. there are important lower level white house staff that do give testimony for example, the person that greets trump as he enters the white house after his elipse speech and tells him that there's writing down at the capitol, that's an important marker, but that was a lower level staff person he might not have noticed or thought about that conversation. >> now, this is also in the context of a possible indictment seen as a likely indictment in new york, in the hush money payments to stormy daniels and campaign finance, you were with me last night, when the attorney was on the show.
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will look at it quickly. i don't see an indictment before the end of the year. i think that as long as the evidence is, there no reason it can't be returned sometime in the early part of 2023. >> amidst this, we saw pat cipollone on friday's give testimony -- as well amidst this very bad and terrible week for the former president. on two fronts, as so many reporting, cipollone and his deputy had information and only when it comes to those mar-a-lago documents being shipped from the white house to mar-a-lago. also the lead up to and on january 6th. how troubling is this pointing to you with their appearance on friday. >> it seems that the justice department is in the earn it and our circle in the white house. they started as merrick garland said building cases from the bottom up, that's how they proceeded here, they are at the top. they are now at the final stages where they are talking people who are the closest to donald trump. they want to do that after
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bombs, children asking the president whether they will see their fathers again. it was really, really very intense. i think that what president biden was doing, he was expressing outrage. of course i've heard secretary antony blinken's words when he said this is not the goal of american policy to remove putin from power, but we need to be strong when it comes to calling what is evil evil and when it comes to sending a very strong message that the west stands united. putin wanted to divide us, it is important we stand together and leaders such as biden and other prime minister and president give testimony to what we believe in. end of the day, ukrainians are fighting for freedom and values and for the stability of the transatlantic lines.
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