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Youre a chump. wait a minute you moved the emmys? the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and got nothing for it? you gave away a prime diplomatic asset to sweeten leverage in the peace deal and gave it for free? what exactly have you gotten from north korea. other than a cease fire. trump the chump does fall off the tongue. fair lu easily. there is a lot of evidence for it. >> its interesting. the kind of candidate youre talking about with not focusing on revolution and green new deal, medicare, taking a...

Do is build your leverage to change the one thing that will be totally differentiatindiffer anderson, thats removing donald trump from the presidency, the way he came in by a popular mandate of the american people. thats all im focused on right now, and -- >> you wrote a really interesting column i wanted to talk to you about because you have a lot of people coming up to you saying hes going to win again, isnt he? i have a lot of people saying that to me over the last two years constantly. and y...

Really vile, denouncing the people in that audience who were shouting send her back s, once u do that its important to use his energy and leverage against him. if i were the democrats, i would have announced a telethon the next day to raise $100 million to register a million new democrats in every swing state and every swing district in america and every hour i would have sent the president a thank you note that his energy, his vile energy we turned into something positive and we registered a mi...

To sweeten leverage in the israeli palestinian deal and you gave it for free? exactly have you gotten from north korea other than a seize fire? i mean, trump the chump does fall off the tongue fairly easily and there is a lot of evidence for it. >> its interesting, though, because the kind of candidate youre talking about with not focussing on revolution, a green new deal, medicare, you know, taking away private health insurance, those -- you look advise president biden on that debate stage the ...

The testimony coming directly from bob mueller to tell the story of what happened. and i think for many of those people it is going to be a surprise to them because they havent heard this. it wont give leverage to members of congress going back into their districts during a five-week recess to begin to process this information to help their constituents understand. i would actually disagree on the impeachment question, because theres a reason the founders didnt define high crimes and misdemeanor...

Because, frankly, neither side is going to accept the conditions that both sides are asking of the other. thats just not going to happen. so why not go ahead and negotiate without preconditions, and in addition to that, it just seems to me to make sense. and its something that the united states has not been very good at recently which is to build greater leverage by working with our allies. if we work with britain, with france, with germany, with russia, with china to try to build that alliance ...

Point that the united states is always out to sabotage this government. and so both things may be true. it may be that there are exaggerating in this case and the u.s. does, of course, have active efforts under way to slow the iranian program. >> so iran was of course in the news all weekend because it seized a british tanker. how does that fit into the broader growing tensions with iran? >> well, were calling it escalation, right, that the iranians, the second effort now, and it was successful ...

States and iran. and they can play this game. in many ways, theyre just wasting time because theyre not going to get one side or the other to blink and to do what they want them to do. and thats the whole purpose here, is to try to see if they can get enough leverage to make the other side do what they want. thats not going to happen. its a waste of time. the most important thing, i think, for both the president and for iran to do is to recognize that if they do not want a military conflict -- a...

Brown both have reportedly expressed their concerns about a no-deal brexit. that it could be catastrophic. that it could put the nations economy on a cliff. the question here, does boris johnson really have a chance of convincing them to reconsider, to convince the eu to reconsider and re-open negotiations? >> i dont think he -- i dont think he can because the eu side of the negotiations knows perfectly well what the situation in parliament is. they know that parliament is resolutely opposed to ...

No leverage, no political will in his body, no support in his political party, not even in the legislature. we wonder whether the capacity to exercise -- >> professor, can you talk about what would happen going forward if he is ousted, if theres an impeachment proceeding. i know the house of representatives there is waiting for advice from three legal scholars on what they can actually do here. but youre talking about the fact that they have been in crisis financially. they have been in recessio...