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majority. that unfortunately has been damaged badly or perhaps destroyed, i think we have to look now to kevin and see what his next move is to see if that can be recovered. >> the violation was what specifically? >> well, there were specific terms about, that he would be committed to reducing discretion area spending to the 2022 levels, that didn't occur in its entirety in this bill. and, furthermore, although we spent all these months having conferences and staying in touch across the conference to keep people in the loop, here kevin went off, for the first time, to do a negotiation on his own and without notice, not only did he double the amount of debt the nation would incur before we get into the negotiation again, he abandoned that core ten enof the agreement. and so that, the very least that was necessary. >> are you saying today you will -- would you support, based order what you know right now do you support kevin mccarthy as the speaker of the house? >> well, there's a question that
we have just pulled it all together in one short bit of fact check. take a look. >> these breakthroughs represent probably the greatest rays of hope we've seen since the pandemic began. >> we panel a statewide grand jury to investigate any and all wrongdoing in if florida with respect to covid 19 vaccines. zbllt we're going to keep the pedal to the metal on. that get us more vaccine. we'll use it and use it well. >> studies have shown there is a risk for doing it. so why can't our medical establishment acknowledge that? why the deception? >> by the enof this moshgs covid vaccine will have been offered to every resident and staff member at all of florida's 4,000 long term care facilities which is really, really good. >> our cdc at this point, anything they put out you just assume at this point that it's
>> as secretary of state, you would certify the election results? >> absolutely. you make sure all 15 counties do their job and if you have to make a little bit of an adjustment, you do. at the enof the dow you trust the people who run elections. you trust americans and that is the problem here. they don't want us to trust one another so they can replace it with one single leader. >> mr. fontez, obviously the margin was razor thin for joe biden. he did win. it was certified. boy, there were an awful lot of people in your state trying to flip that over. the cyber ninjas came in. finchem was in washington to deliver an evidence book. it was made up of course. can you explain how close things
democratically conducted election. >> a prosecutor might say a conspiracy. >> a prosecutor might say a conspiracy. again, there are a lot of prudential reasons why a particular prosecutor, maybe one merrick garland might balk at prosecuting the person at the center of all, donald j. trump and there's real questions of intent, whether he undertook all of this with the intent that's required to establish some of these statutes beyond a reason doubt. >> what you're emphasizing is, one, sometimes it's hard to prost criminal intent so you don't have the case. >> right. >> or, two, you do have the case. i mean, there's a lot of evidence that hits people like eastman behind it but for prudential reasons you don't go up to a former president. you have the criminal evidence but you have a hard decision to make. people have heard about that here. before i lose you here at the enof our special and you raised a point and i want to give you time for it. while these arrows end with this plot there are other open efforts to have normalized coups
they all express skepticism of oz to me. the reason i think it's interesting to see trump's influence here is because if he was able to pull some of those voters over, who were skeptical, that says a lot about the trust that voters still have in the former president. i had interesting conversations with voters this morning. i talked to a gentleman out of bruce. last time i spoke with him, he was a bar tows guy. last minute he changed his mind. he walked into the polls at 7:30 p.m. and did something he didn't expect himself to do. he cast his vote for dr. oz. i asked him why, he said, well, there's got to be a reason that trump supported him. sandra finland, who you met, as well, was skeptical of oz. she also told me she voted for him at the enof the day. i spoke to a gentleman we met an
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to prepare for a christmas gift. do you think this was it or was this just the stocking stuffer? >> no, this is not the christmas gift. the problem is the christmas gift usually happens at the beginning of the year at the enof the year, a major speech. i'm worried because in the past, you could say north korea postures all this rhetoric, they're getting a negotiating leverage but this time, they're refusing to meet with our negotiators. the u.n. ambassador is saying that denuclearization is off the table. this engine test for potential missile lawn u ch and then the christmas gift but what's most worrisome is north korea seems to be the hard liners that probably are trying to get kim
said that there are records of these emails. there are text messages. and you know, i think -- >> and that he doesn't even have access to them. >> and was denied access to some of them. i think it's true the best defense is yeah we did it, but, you know, it's not such a big deal. but i think it gets harder and harder if the democrats are able to get access to the documents. >> one thing on the naming names by the way and to your point gloria about dropping all the people in. i believes since this happened today both pompeo and pence issued a denial of the claims that sondland made in his testimony. and so, you know, to the extent he was trying to make it seem like the gang was all in on it at least a couple of folks say we don't agree with that. which i think is noteworthy. you have members of the administration saying another member of the administration is not saying something accurate testimony. >> i loved it when twice he sort of proudly said that, you know not a note taker never have been, never will be. by the enof it i was like, you know, he is a good advertisement for actually taking notes.
our country stands on. >> there are a lot of democrats who hoped to sort of try to finish this by the enof october if this does go to courts as seems likely based on --men if stonewalling is the idea then dragging it through the courts is the way to go. that could take months, couldn't it? >> it absolutely could. again, these are tactics that are not like somebody who should be the leader of the free world. he is acting more like an authoritiarian figure who doesn't think they are subject to oversight, checked and balances designed by the constitution. this is a troubling moment. but we must persist in holding him accountable and i think the public deserves to know the truth. it will only come from a thorough investigation. >> is there enough evidence in your mind already out there based on the partial transcript, the president's statements, whatever other testimony may be possible or the testimony that folks in congress have already heard? is there enough for the house to actually move forward with an