for a holiday jesse: acapulco. and booked trips to santa monaco. and mexico was forced to start selling itself at discount. went to catering to the rich and famous to hosting spring break. dude, there is going to be chicks walking around in bikinis i don t know how we are going to pull it off. it s going to be insane. jesse: spring break in mexico become the biggest event of the year. at least 30,000 college kids fly in march and april and go all out. every parent, especially every parent of daughters, when they hear hey, dad, a bunch of us are going to go to mexico for spring break, i promise i will be good, daddy. we are not even going to leave the resort. i don t know. but i know better than anybody that after a few drinks, sometimes it s fun to leave the resort. it s an adventure. the worst decision spring breakers can make is to talk to somebody like me. what about you? beer prices are gone up. i didn t bring my car to college. how did you get down
Insult insulted as you did today essentially blaming you for somalia. As if this is another step by the president to intimidate witnesses. He didnt intimidate you. Youre here. Youve endured. But there are other people out there that can expect the trump treatment if they come forward. Thats a question for us. Now, you also indicated that the president has a prerogative to appoint a noncareer person and to be candid, republican president s and democratic president s have done that. The mr. Sondlands transcript is out and he was someone who indicated that everything hinged, this the white house meeting and the release of the
vital defensive aid. Everything hinged on the president , president zelensky, being willing to do that investigation that would benefit the trump campaign. Youre aware of that . Yes. And youve indicated thats something that you would not agree to do. Yes. And sondland was quite willing to do. Apparently, so. I thank you for your professional service and i yield back.
hillary is still in the game. joe biden keeps tripping and getting cancerous lesions chopped off his chest. the guy hasn t been seen in two days. this is the second day in a row where the president hasn t had any public event on his schedule. what s he up to and [inaudible] out of the public eye? what s the president up to. before the speech tomorrow? so, look, yesterday, i think we read out to have heads of state call that he had with, i believe with oman and also with president we read those two calls out and so the president is always working, always making sure that he not even always making sure he does have the american people at the top of mind every day. jesse: biden has made two calls in two days what a work horse. he doesn t want to be president anymore or maybe he can t. his wife is trying to pick up the slack. not doing too great. jill and the secretary of state gave the woman of courage award today to a biological man. in argentina, a transgender
but, thank you. thank you. i want to ask you about the day you were let go, and i know this is a painful series of events, forgive me but very important. april 24th. you told us a few things that stuck with me. you said you were at the embassy in ukraine honoring a ukrainian woman, anti-corruption activist i believe her name is katerina saying that correctly? at my house. at your house. excuse me. giving her the woman of courage award i believe? yes. embassy keys woman of courage award. right. and, of course, that s the date you get a call from carol perez, senior member of the foreign service. did you know carol perez? yes. you doeth are senior woman in the foreign service and opportunity to meet her before? yes. she says trouble coming. heads up. correct me if i get this wrong. i don t know a lot but it s
understand that expression in a new way. but thank you. thank you. i want to ask you about the day you were let go. and i know this is a painful series of events so forgive me but i think it s very important. it s april 24th and you you you told us a few things that really stuck with me. you said you were at the embassy in ukraine. you were honoring a ukrainian woman, anti-corruption activist. i believe her name is katerina, am i saying that correctly? i was at my house. yeah. excuse me. and you were giving her the woman of courage award i believe. yeah. embassy kiev s woman of courage award. right. and of course, that s the day you get a call from carol perez, a senior member of the foreign service, did you know carol perez? yes. you re both senior women in the foreign service. you had an opportunity to meet her before? yes. and she says there s trouble coming. want to give you a heads up. correct me if i get this wrong