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Times ten, when you have the highest profile prisoner in the entire bop. what happened is hard to decipher. back to a very good original question -- >> harris: hold on -- >> can these guards cooperate? >> harris: three doors down, reportedly, was el chapo guzman. >> and he has been handled fund, which is a good point made, and youve made it. common sense and human nature is that when you have jeffrey epstein derek he is much even closer. these guards have been charged with falsifying paperwork. ...

Account. out of fear of what i might sa say," he asked, "to those who speculated, i went into hiding. im sorry to disappoint!" lets bring you now jenna ellis rives, senior legal advisor to the trump 2020 campaign. ethan bierman, liberal radio host of left coast news. great to see you both. jenna, you recently joined the campaign in the last week or so. so im going to start with you. john bolton, if he gets into the mix on the hill, what does that look like for the president? >> i have two respon...

Presidents tweet in real-time. do you characterize the presidents tweet as intimidation from a legal perspective? second question here from an article of impeachment perspective, is that ready-made obstruction? >> first from the prosecutors view, this could fit into federal laws that are broadly defined in terms of witness tampering. anyone who intimidates a witness before a proceeding, and that includes congressional proceedings, may be guilty of the crime. and it includes attempt. on the defen...

Shes a very competent candidate. but its not about that. its about how we are going to change this country. how are we going to get health care for everybody? how are we going to make sure that the function and focus is on that global warming? had regenerated an infrastructure that puts us back in the 21st century instead of back in the 20th century? how are you going to do those things? >> harris: joe biden come after filing paperwork to be on the ballot in new hampshire, hit with some staccato...

Pentagon and state department feel. the second question is a political question, which is how do voters in swing states feel about this? >> good point. >> sort of in the weeds development look huge inside washington. we dont yet know whether this is something that is going to permeate either in terms of the presidents space or in terms of that suburban vote, which we saw would be so important in the virginia elections last night. there are really two different questions. i think in the inside th...

The. your foreign spoefl going to change. own observe did it in bun way rkt were doing the. >> did that come into kmpgs frgs. just to follow up on that question. when you say politics are going to be involved, the question here is not just about a political decision about how you want to run the government, this is about investigating politibi. are you saying its okay for the government to hold up aid and allow a foreign government to investigate lengths to the president. >> youre talking about ...

Confident that thats already taking place and were going to be using all of the leverage that we have of having fought alongside syrian defense forces in the battle against isis to facilitate their safe withdrawal, but we think we -- we think this is an outcome that will greatly serve the interests of -- of -- of the kurdish population in syria and greatly serve the interests of turkey and create the kind of long-term buffer zone that will ensure peace and stability in the region. >> mr. vice pr...

>> who else is in the room when the president is having this conversation, okay? its gordon sondland, our ambassador to the eu, kurt volker, who is our special designated envoy to the ukraine. i sat next to mike pompeo yesterday at the meeting with the congressional leaders, and i said, look, i understand i coordinated a coup against you by putting sondland and volker in charge of ukraine policy. he liens baeans back and says, w he works for me. >> just to follow on that question, can you descri...

Is problematic? >> thats the presidents call. steve scalise got to ask a similar question on television. i thought his answer was great, which was, look, you may not like the fact -- in fact, understand from reading his testimony, gordon sondland didnt like the fact he was involved and said so in his testimony. you may not like the fact that giuliani was involved. thats great, thats fine. its not illegal, its not impeachable, the president gets to use whatever he wants to use. the president gets...

Thats in the ordinary course of business. this is what you do when you have someone come to the white house, either arrange a visit to the president, you have a phone call to the president. a lot of times we. you can sort of announce that on the phone call or at the meeting. this is the ordinary course of foreign policy. >> is it appropriate for any president or this president to pressure a foreign country to investigate a political point? >> every time i get that question, its like, when did yo...