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son. what was he like as all of this was unfolding? did he show any signs of emotion? >> reporter: well, during the beginning of the hearing when things appeared to be on track, he was fairly, you know, congenial, responding calmly to the judge answering questions with "yes, your honor." but then when we hads f the fir hiccup and it seemed the deal was falling apart, he was walking around the courtroom talking to his attorneys, his brow was furrowed, he looked agitated and that was in contrast froe walked into the courtroom, he went over to the prosecution and shook their hand. very different when the deal was potentially falling apart. after he pleaded not guilty, he was escorted out of the courtroom to get processed and that means fingerprinting and those things. when he walked out of court today, he didn't have much of an
was just talking about my campaign and the conversation that we ought to be having with each other as americans. i was shut down. and that is why the first amendment is important. debate, congenial, respectful debate is the fertilizer, the water, the sunlight for our democracy. we need to be talking to each other. now, this is a letter that many of you signed, many of my fellow democrats. i spent my life in this party and devoted my life to the values of this party. 102 people signed this. this itself is evidence of the problem that this hearing was convened to address. this is an attempt to censorship hearing. the charges in this -- by the way, censorship is antithetical
tape is false. it is vile. and they put our fellow americans in danger. if you think about the racist and anti-semitic conspiracy theories that come out of saying those types of things, it is an attack on our fellow citizens, fellow americans. >> kennedy has aimed to focus his testimony on what he calls unacceptable censorship of views that are inconvenient to the government. something that he calls mal information, not misinformation and claims his first amendment rights have been trampled. >> my campaign and the conversation that we ought to be having with each other as americans, i was shut down. that is why the first amendment is important. debate, congenial, respectful debate is the fertilizer, the water, the sunlight for our democracy. >> rfk junior in his opening
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fray, congenial, friendly, doesn't want to attack other democrats? and the key there is the name bob filmer. that is camilla harris as attorney general in california. a lot of stories this week about how she gave a sweetheart deal to the democratic mayor of san diego who was -- who had a plea deal for battery and kidnapping kind of. >> yeah. >> i mean, while he was congressman. and he could have gone to jail. but he was allowed sort of house arrest and stuff like that. if biden goes there, if biden says, look, you know, you're standing here going after me about issues 40 years ago, i'm here to ask you what the hell happened? why did you let this white democratic mayor skate? that, you know, that's when you'll know if biden wants to go in for the kill or doesn't. >> and thinks he needs to. >> which is an interesting point. you look at the softness among
that and take a chance on somebody else. there is still time. but i do think this lasts a little longer. >> john we showed also bidens a support overall. it has been ticking down. i think it's about five or six points down from that debate. it was not a good debater them. the reason it wasn't a good debate for them is debated itself, but there is the question i think, his performance. did he have a bad night? was this a guy who hadn't debated in seven years, he is a little rusty and he'll be ready for the next one? or is this the new normal with biden? what's your sense there? >> clearly, he had a bad night. i wasn't sure he had a bad night that night. so you have to take what i'm about to say with a grain of salt. but since that you can see his numbers are down. harris' numbers are up. that's the ball game, right? so here is the issue. clearly that's the matchup that everyone's going to be watching, right? does he get aggressive or does he remain -- try to remain above the fray, congenial, friendly, doesn't want to attack other
penetration. that will also lower standards and so on. so, yes, people will be worried about that. >> not just the nhs. as nic was pointing out, the question of iran. do you think he'll already be playing into this, eyeing the potential candidate, the next tory leader who may be slightly more amenable to his policies? >> i think he's doing a bit more than eyeing. >> yes. >> i think he's already identified and named the kind of person that he would like. >> you think boris will -- >> boris johnson and nigel farage. that's the ideological access that i think is the most congenial to the kind of politics that president trump represents. and he's made no secret of that. and i think what he does want is to slice britain away from the eu and to weaken both -- >> yeah. >> and i think that will be a double whammy for britain. because on the one hand it makes its hand weaker in a trade negotiation with the united states, but if you lower your
fighting his own party leadership. he helped to oust john baner. he doesn't have a lot of experience in washington. he got elected for the first time in 20 12-rbgs six years here. he has that going for him. not having a lot of experience the president has more to deal with then just the mueller probe with john kelly leaving and mcmaster being out. with the president saying general man is mayb manis maybee secretary of defense. that's a weak spot for med oegs not having the foreign policy, military experience running something as those men. have. >> the political play book in the afternoon edition i read before coming out here, they say mark meadows is thoepb as a deal maker of the freedom caucus. the most con genial to get things done. if the president wants legislative wins before his