all the more difficult to stomach. >> i'm looking at coverage and thinking the wheels of justice finally turning, i agree with tammy, it looks like our system, which one of the central tenants is equal application and it is working today. we've been worried about that actually being the case in the past few months. come back to what tammy said, the smug look. the fact they have not just trotted him out especially in the courtroom, they let hunter take position at state dinners, they take him to ireland and he's glad handing, it is a slap in the face to everyday americans. this man should be hiding, keeping his head down, we know the evidence indicates some wrongdoing, why are they just brazenly saying fly on air force one and come to state dinners
and the bullying, he gave us amy comey barrett, justice gorsuch which rolled back rights for women which just rolled back affirmative action. the stakes are gone too high to make a mistake in this election. and to get distracted by possible third party candidates. so i think people will go back and look at what is at stake. they'll look at what happened in the hillary clinton race with the third party candidates and the russians pushing those candidates. and i think that people will look at joe biden and kamala harris's record and say that they deserve to be reelected because they kept their head down, met the challenges, kept the promises and they made the country a better place. >> all right. thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. some good news as the summer travel season hits its peak.
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people into them. i sense a sense of frustration, particularly in the cause of the by—election, the sitting mp walking away has been a sense of disappointment and that is putting it quite mildly. i would say it is all about making sure we get our head down, work our way through these difficult times.— these difficult times. obviously the bi icture these difficult times. obviously the big picture from — these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your _ these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your boss - these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your boss is - these difficult times. obviously the big picture from your boss is that i big picture from your boss is that he keeps talking of these five tests. do you think they're landing? one mightargue tests. do you think they're landing? one might argue that the five tests, you know in fact he points to problems some of which were contributed to by previous administrations that were conservative and that he says he is trying to fix. do you think the public buys this sort of marking your own homework?— public buys this sort of marking your own homework? yes, i think the tests chime — your own homework? yes, i think the tests chime with _ your own homework? yes, i think the tests chime with the _ your own homework? yes, i think the tests chime with the content - your own homework? yes, i think the tests chime with the content of - your own homework? yes, i think the tests chime with the content of the i tests chime with the content of the in box i have had as a constituency mp in a neighbouring constituency and with what i have been hearing on the doors. but i think it has been
the peaceful transfer of power gets short shrift. your comments remind me of the seriousness with which liz cheney went about her work as vice chair of the select committee. i wonder if you can speak to whether that's in the back of the minds of people working on this, the front of the minds or are they myopically focused on the crimes? >> i think i'd almost separate the two. i think when you look at the individuals who are working with the special counsel right now, i think they're individuals who simply put their head down, and it seems like in a very compressed amount of time, did a remarkable amount of investigative work and believe they have the evidence to -- for both of these criminal charges. i think the piece that you're referring to is that, again, this isn't just crimes -- and i
country, and for a long time, republicans and democrats put aside their partisan bickering on these topics because they knew that this was essential, and you never wanted to take a vote against the military, right? you sort of just nodded and kept your head down, did the work, and made sure that all these controversial amendments and issues didn't become part of the debate because everybody understood at the end of the day, they were standing up for something bigger than politics. that has all changed this week, and we should note that this bill passed out of committee with bipartisan support. this was a bipartisan bill, and over the course of the last week, over the course of the last 24 hours, that has changed because mccarthy had a calculation to make. he needed his right flank on his side for a reason. >> his calculation made throughout the period of his speakership at this point, what strikes me about this, the policy issues the issue themselves are not new. they enter a stage for a segment
pence is in terms of the witnesses there will be. jesse did keep his head down, nevertheless, trump totally trashed him when he kept the election accurately for biden. he was considered a strong senate candidate. instead, he is now running for senate. just running some foundation. pence also. i think is even more interesting. trump pressured him to really strong-arm doocy. what does pence do? he says he just sort of checks in and asked him how things are going and now, when he's asked about, it he says, he doesn't recall any pressure from trump. i think that tells us pence will give up the goods on the actual january 6th conversation with trump. but he also has political calculation and a kind of to step to dance. still, anyone who cares about the future in republican politics doesn't want, at least so far, to come out and trash
arizona authorities might still. but the point is really well taken. smith is going to have voluntary folks and voluntary folks. well learned a lot about who ducey is and who pence is in terms of the witnesses that will be. ducey did keep his head down, nevertheless, trump totally trashed him when he called the election accurately for biden. he was considered a strong senate candidate. instead, he is not running for senate, and is just running some foundation. pence also, i think he is even more interesting. trump pressures him to really strong-arm ducey. and what does pence do? he says he just sort of checks in and asks him ow things are going. and now when he is asked about, doesn't really recall any pressure from trump. i think that tells us pence will give up the goods on the actual january 6th conversation with trump, but he's got also a