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Abetting fossilfuel companies have been aiding and abetting fossil fuel companies for decades. the speech put on never before today and and i think in principle, this action, if it were to be effective, would really hit oil companies where it hurts. removing one of the key cogs in the climate chain. whether they take up this call to action, based on the fossil fuel industry's track records of malfeasance on climate change, my speculate shall be no. that doesn't mean there isn't importance in calling for was needed. ~ , ,., , importance in calling for was needed. ~ , , ., importance in calling ...

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And that makes sense for this reason. when the department of does additional interviews after an indictment, it can't be in support of the existing charges. that is a big no no. it has to be in support of either superseding charges or another indictment. so, to the extent that the department is saying, yesterday, hey, trump and walt nauta, we are about to turn over transcripts of interviews between mid may and mid june, that is in service of something -- that we already know about. >> interesting. i personally -- i mean, as i said many times, i did not go to law school. but it did not occur to...

Subpoenaing people. but the fact that he is still looking at, focused on this sort of wheels in the machine, the cogs in the machine, the lower level staffers who were party to, allegedly, trump's plot to hide these classified documents, is interesting to me and a testament to the special counsel's tenacity in all this, given the fact that they have already indicted the president and his coconspirator walt nauta, and they got a big january 6th indictment that may be coming down the pike in, oh, the next ten business days. >> yeah. >> do you find that evidence of anything remarkably aggressive ...