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Aggression, and that vindman speaks directly to a quid pro quo. you can see how adam schiff is tightly controlling this narrative, releasing the transcripts day after day, the damning evidence day after day, leading up to the public hearings next week. and even the public hearings, hallie, weve talked about this before, even that is intentionally to build the case block by block of the story that democrats want to tell, the story that theyre building against president trump. that you have taylor...

Attorney rudy giuliani to pressure the ukrainians to open investigations on president trumps political rivals. but fiona hill, the top russian advisor on the nsc, had a couple of things to say about the phone call too as you mentioned. she said it confirmed her worst fears and nightmares that the president was turning the white house meeting into something of an asset. so what we learned from her testimony is that giuliani and sondland undercut the normal processes for establishing and elevating...

A matter. of cost that matters but as i have mentioned what matters to most of us about whether we can actually bring a change to our political structure and government structure and that would be the common goal and would be the most important goal for us to achieve for. this moment and i believe even for the department of justice this self as in being totally independent for now after after the handover of hong kong from the british government to the chinese government we can see that our core...

Capitol hill about the importance placed on the confidentiality and protection of whistle-blowers. >> it does seem that way. i think its very disappointing. i think it will make it more difficult for future whistle-blowers to come forth and to use the legal rights that they have. and you just mentioned my book. it reminds me that when i was the u.s. ambassador a guy by the name of edward snowden showed up in moscow and one of his complaints was that he didnt think he could use the processes acco...

Have previously observed on capitol hill about the importance places on the confidentiality and protection of whistle-blowers. >> it does seem that way. i think its very disappointing. i think it will make it more difficult for future whistle-blowers to come forth and to use the legal rights that they have. and you just mentioned my book. it reminds me that when i was the u.s. ambassador a guy by the name of edward snowden showed up in moscow and one of his complaints was that he didnt think he ...

As opposed to doing something like supporting judges or courts or processes, he basically makes the argument that when the u.s. tries to fight corruption in other countries, we do it by supporting their court systems. by discouraging political investigations. we dont find specific incidents that we want to have investigated and push for those investigations. and thats exactly what happens in this case. we got teamwork here. i just got my paper copy in my hand here. so im going to continue to go ...

Of whistle-blowers. >> it does seem that way. i think its very disappointing. i think it will make it more difficult for future whistle-blowers to come forth and to use the legal rights that they have. and you just mentioned my book. it reminds me that when i was the u.s. ambassador a guy by the name of edward snowden showed up in moscow and one of his complaints was that he didnt think he could use the processes accorded to him in the whistle-blower rules and regulations. and i was out publicly...

You disagree? >> obviously democrats did great you know, media or political processes in the united states. in virginia. in kentucky republicans had a >> all right. fine night. so, harry, lets just be clear here. there were races on the ballot for state constitutional office. shes saying this was all for political gain, what happened. attorney general in a race that trump personally got involved in but this revised testimony is to secretary of state. coming from a trump loyalist. auditor and com...

Ukraine had independently come to this conclusion that there was some reason, something suspicious to investigate. there was not going to be anything in the public statement that indicated that the u.s. played any role in that statement. so its basically propaganda. this is a siop, a way to influence voters as we go into 2020. by the way, the u.s. government cannot conduct that kind of psychological propaganda operation. its actually against the law. they cant do it to influence, you know, media...

Polling places stayed open late so governor bevan set of processes began to challenge the outcome and at this late hour no paperwork has been filed. they have a team of lawyers hot on determining what their options are next. one thing is very clear to with the slitted 0.3% governor bevan is not giving up yet. >> would be a bevan race? really and truly this is a close close race. we are not conceding this race by any stretch. >> to make the news more confusing several news outlets called the race...