that s part of the burden they have to prove, right. you can t say theoretically, this might have happened. you have to be concrete about how it actually did, right? exactly. you just zeroed in on one of the biggest gaps in her case. she could not point to a single specific conversation with anybody, her family members, her close friends where they said we saw that article. it s terrible, or she called them and said this article is terrible. she couldn t point to anyone who shunned her or thought differently about her. she couldn t point to any financial harm or lost opportunities. it was a glaring, glaring gap in her case, and she was very general and evasive. it was clear she was just trying to tap dance around the fact that she had no harm and no evidence. now earlier in my career, as you know, i did some defamation cases. i didn t want to let the media off the hook here in this respect because there are instances where there is actual malice, right? but it s a very hard sort of
that s part of the burden for the act to prove. you can t say theoretically this might have happened. you have to be concrete about how it actually did, right? exactly. you just zeroed in on one of the biggest gaps in her case. she could not point to a single specific conversation with anybody, her family members, her close friends, where they said, we saw that article, it s terrible or she called them and said this article is terrible. she couldn t point to anyone who shunned her or thought differently about her. she couldn t point to any financial harm or lost opportunities. it was a glaring, glaring gap in her case. and she was very general and evasive. and it was clear she was just trying to, you know, tap dance around the fact that she had no harm and no evidence. now, early in my career, as you know, i did defamation cases. so, i don t want to let the media off the hook here in this respect because there are instances where there is actual malice, right? but it s a very hard
well, several times at the press briefing today sarah sanders said the same thing and that there was a lethal arms sale to ukraine but she couldn t point to anything that was tangible he did that was more than what the obama administration did and that s because over this last year this president has been in office for 13 months now he s dodged the subject of interference by russia in the election and what not and that was the thing, the bar is so low here for the president to condemn russia for what they did and yet we have not seen that, even in light what we we learned on friday about this incredibly savvy scheme. but the statement put out by the white house, the first graph dealt with the fact that the president felt it showed there was no collusion between his campaign and the russians and then if you looked at what the president tweeted all weekend which is a window into what he really thinks, he was much more critical of democrats and the fbi, his own national security
act so erratically and it is a big story when somebody stands up to common decency. and so what was your take on sarah huckabee sanders? she didn t have any real ideological response as to why the president was opposed to she couldn t point to a single vote in other words the president s whole job is to get a legislative agenda passed. executive orders are fine but as we can see, they ve been undone. to leave a legacy, to get real change, it has to be legislation. here is the thing. she couldn t point to a single vote. they can never name a single vote. they never can. it s all personality. let s say you re a rhino. name a single thing i m a liberal on. they can t name a single thing. jeff flake is going through it now. i ve gone through it 15, 20 years. they can t name a single thing. it s not about votes. it s not about ideology.
no one saluted. but when we got back to the squadron and it was reported, he couldn t point out any other guys but he remembered a black woman in a flight suit. you know there s unconscious bias and the conscious. i think sometimes with especially minorities, when we stand out more than the majority, some of that is absolutely going to happen. isn t it, though, troubling that some people in the african american community and other communities of color go into the military to escape some of the kinds of discrimination and unfairness in their hometowns in terms of getting a job and career, and to run into it when you re doing what is noble to defend a country has got to be even more of a slap in the face. you re running to escape, and you re running to protect the home of the free, the land of the brave. in here you re looking at this kind of situation, miss armor?