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Hadnt heard that one this year. i will say though that on the substance of this, i saw that in the report issued today, the democrats called trump an existential threat to the rule of law and the constitution created >> katie: you know what word should have been the word of the year? trump because you decided and existential in the same sentence. if everyone says trump 5 million times a day. >> greg: its like the weather. its like trump has replaced the weather. it >> katie: its a noun them, or ...

>> he had his suspicions but hed made peace with it. thats such a powerful moment in the book because it says so bch the real nature of love. its not necessarily about the biology. love is a verb. its how we act. but the biology plays such a key part in your story as well because a lot of it is about the inherited trauma that comes from, in this case, your grandparents surviving the holocaust and how thats expressed in your mother. you write about an emerging science that says trauma can be pass...

Be interested in caviar here. >> anthony: really? >> zack: yeah. >> anthony: thats not included with my, uh -- ? >> zack: no. well -- >> fuen: well, thats another point of the tapas. >> zack: yes. >> fuen: usually, you have a few tapas and then, you know, you ask for a -- >> anthony: you start to get hungry? >> fuen: yeah, you ask for a portion. >> zack: exactly. >> fuen: you ask for a portion. >> anthony: right. >> zack: theyre just hooking you in with it. >> anthony: so its all a scam, man. >>...

Executive branch operations by demarnding that his senior-leve aides breach their duty to respond to compelled congressional process." i have never seen the word, "kneecap," used as a verb in a federal court ruling before. what "whats missing from the -- i have never seen "kneecap" used like a verb as that in the federal court ruling. i may have been reading the wrong kinds of cases, but let me just read you -- im going to read you couple lines here and im going to close with what i think is the...

Presidents chance to kneecap -- have never seen "kneecap" used like a verb as that in the federal court ruling. i may have been reading the wrong kinds of cases, but let me just read you -- im going to read you couple lines here and im going to close with what i think is the most powerful part of the ruling. judge jackson says toward the end of this ruling tonight, "the united states of america has a government of laws and not of men. the constitution and federal law set the boundaries of what i...

The arguments that the justice department advances to support its claim for testimonial immunity for senior-level presidential aides transgress core constitutional truths." were putting orwell in the footnotes, transgressing core truths, taking the justice department to the wood shed. at this point, shes only 39 pages into a 120-page ruling but shes just getting warmed up. i mean, look at this line. "what is missing from the constitutions framework is the presidents purported power to kneecap ho...

Hampshire, that should be concerning to him. but if he can survive those states because of his strong support in the african-american community and because he has a cultural kinship with working class whites, non-college whites, you know, he has a play here. >> by the way, ive never heard mr. magoo turned into a verb. >> well played. >> lets take a quick break. if you dont know what porky pigging is, look at porky pig. the debate is over. well hear from the candidates next.

Its pretty significant for german companies its roughly 15000000000 euros that they trade with singapore every year its you can compare this to canada i would just like a bigger country and so it is pretty significant there are also around $1600.00 german companies in singapore and they use it as a hub for other countries in asia so its pretty important for time companies which which sectors are we talking about that will profit from this deal the most well theres already a lot of trade between ...

Ambassador sondland, you have used the words presume, presumption, presuming, some form of the verb to presume repeatedly and today you said that was the problem, mr. goldman. no one ever told me the aide was tied to anything. i was presuming it was. a mathematic fact, two plus two does equal four but in reality, two presumptions plus two presumptions does not equal even one fact. fact is the president did tell you, ambassador sondland, no quid pro quo. thats a fact. another fact, no quid pro qu...

Ambassador sondland, you honestly have used the words presumed, presumption, presuming, some form of the verb to presume repeatedly today. and said you said that was the problem, no one ever told me the aid was tied to anything. i was presuming it was. you see, in mathematic fact, two plus two does equal four. but two presumptions plus two presumptions does not equal even one fact. and the fact is, the president did tell you, ambassador sondland, no quid pro quo. thats a fact. and another fact, ...