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Has rejected your type of boundless interpretation say, well, its just impeachment, we really dont have to prove the elements. thats a favorite mantra. thats sort of close enough for jazz. well, this isnt improvzational jazz. close enough isnt good enough. if youre going to accuse a president of bribery, you need to make it stick, because youre trying to remove a duly elected president of the united states. now, its unfair to accuse someone of a crime and when others say, well, those interpretat...

Well deliver on that. this is pretty clear whats going on. >> bribery is for the public at large, easier to understand than quid pro quo. >> who the hell knows what that means? its like an s.a.t. word. bribery is something that you understand. most people understand. it will be interesting if it makes its way into this hearing. and you have seen some of the members use that word. adam schiff, i think, in most of his questioning and certainly in his opening statement he was still using the quid p...

Now know, is it -- yeah, im wondering what your take is on it, how concerning is it to you? >> as i said, i think having giuliani an unelected, unappointunappoin unappointed ambassador at large galloping around europe is bad. i think the hunter and biden issues are really. any rational person would look at that, even if they didnt break any laws, it was bad of biden to follow his dad around the world picking up consulting democrats along the way. i dont believe those are illegitimate to bring up...

Document and make sure that all of that is air tight. i am not in any way defying anything that has been said in this document but i do think its important that we make sure that when we move forth with this information, we have enough to substantiate to make it stick, to make sure there can be no doubt because were going to need to be just that perfect to get any action out of the senate. >> okay. i should say not doctored the complaint but instead really authored the complaint because as far a...

Going to be in frenetiend frene mode. theyre going to destroy our economy. theyre going to make us like venezuela. if youre rung against somebody like joe biden, that is so absurd and ridiculous, i dont think it can resonate. there is a danger if theyre running against a sanders or a warren that they could make it stick. i think its very important if sanders or warren actually wins the nomination, they have to pivot to the center to negate these trump attacks. because i think the one skill that ...

>> reporter: listening in from a nearby table was sergeant frank quinn, who was in charge of the undercover operation. so, now, you have a man and a woman who both want their exes dead. >> yes. >> reporter: is that beyond bizarre? >> i hadnt seen anything like it before. and it was really shocking. >> reporter: the meeting broke up. adam and taz promised to be in touch. investigators thought they had a case but to make it stick, they needed the money to change hands. and they had a wild, elabora...

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Killing all of these bills and of course we have heard about the russian oligarchs who are investing hundreds of millions of dollars in kentucky. >> whats that about? >> i dont know. >> its so weird. >> is there a connection there. i dont know, i want an explanation, why is this happening, why is america being exposed to russia the way it is. american democracy, and i know there are republicans in kentucky, independents in kentucky. there are democrats in kentucky. there are people across americ...

Decision by a trial judge that goes to the commissioner as a recommendation and the police commissioner by state law is the only person who can ultimately act in decades and decades of new york city history no matter what a mayor says or doesnt say. the only actual ability to fire a police officer after due process is in the hands of the police commissioner. by the way, if you want to see the due process and how it hold up in the end, its actually important that a mayor not interfere. because i ...

In these cases and how it works. >> absolutely. so our state law says that this is something that has to be handled within the nypd through a public trial, due process, a decision by a trial judge that goes to the commissioner as a recommendation and the police commissioner by state law is the only person who can ultimately act in decades and decades of new york city history no matter what a mayor says or doesnt say. the only actual ability to fire a police officer after due process is in the ha...