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rest of that videotape. and i m feeling scared [ bleep ] until you do. that s what i m feeling right now. why would you be scared? because if i was the last one that saw her alive, then you ll put it on me. well, i m not going to put something on anybody. i m going to take the evidence for what it s worth. and to look at some of the evidence made it seem unlikely that jared could have done it. the murder was brutal, bloody, and jared s two small children had been there with him the whole time. though jared did mention that as they readied to leave the apartment, the kids went outside first. they went outside to the car while i was talking to her. i came outside and she came outside, and that was it. it wasn t a long period of time. did detectives think jared had something to do with his wife s murder or were they pressing him because he was the ex-husband?
block his testimony, he did not want to be an independent arbiter of this dispute between the executive and legislative branches. so his attorney filed a complaint and said, let s let this judge sort it out. because this case is tied to the overall impeachment inquiry, it was expedited. it s set for tomorrow at 3:00. depending on that ruling, i think will tell us a lot about whether or not bolton appears. bolton, of course, has keen insight to every aspect of the case that democrats are building. he also has the most colorful commentary about this entire ukrainian gambit, as made evident through testimony. likening this ukraine pressure campaign to some back-alley drug deal, chuck. that s what he told fiona hill. that s what fiona hill testified. it is. just so you know, michael mcfall said that is it is diplo speak for side deals for what it s worth. that the drug deal the language of calling it a drug deal is always you euphanism th
chuck, i m i m struck by these by the polling numbers and the trend line. small movements, i could make a case it s been very little movement. we re moving in the wg direction. if you have 55% of independents who thinks the allegations are serious or extremely serious, which is in line with 57% from the washington post poll said for what it s worth, all three of the national polls out today are within margin of error on this. yeah, that s the point i m saying, clearly the trend line is moving in the wrong direction. i love polls hot off the press. 28% that think the allegations should be completely dils mi ll. i know a little bit about politics and i know you don t want to be on the side of the 28%. yeah. in this thing. so, i don t think politically it s tenable, and when you get into the numbers, when you look at college educated white voters, the shift that we saw in 2018 is just the beginning. you ll love this, our pollsters said the most
is important to remember, but the main difference is just that, the scattershot nature of all of these decisions. there really is only one policy and it is what the president wants. or thinks in the moment. and he changes his mind. and there s a hesitancy to come in and make proposals to him that might be in american national interest, might serve his own aims politically, might even, as other presidents have had, make him look good for re-election. there s always been an overlap between foreign policy and politics. there s no firewall there. but people are even afraid to bring those ideas to the president because they don t know what he thinks and he might think something different tomorrow. he s already backed off, in the turkey example. you re right. he s trying to back off even though the order had still been given. and he s given three, i believe, maybe more by now, explanations for why he did it. he hasn t withdrawn the