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Vividly of going to the front lines and seeing soldiers fighting. and his concern is that soldiers would die without the aid or more people would die without the aid. so i think that is an issue of national security for the ukrainians, but obviously as natasha points out, it's also a national security issue for us. i think the issue with the public testimony is we will see a series of public servants really spell out, not really just the quid pro quo, but really what a quid pro quo is which is the president of the united states and his extortion tactics, and the idea that republicans are putti...

Which is the president of the united states and his extortion tactics, and the idea that republicans are putting up a notion that mick mulvaney, the president's chief of staff came up with this on his own when he again let's just remind everyone have the transcript or memo released by the white house saying that it's in the president's own words, you know, i have have a favor here, though. it's the president's own words that connect him back. and it's not going to be possible, i think, for americans to see mick mulvaney, the president's chief of staff, as a lone wolf on this issue. >> congress...

More people would die without the aid. so i think that is an issue of national security for the ukrainians, but obviously as natasha points out, it's also a national security issue for us. i think the issue with the public testimony is we will see a series of public servants really spell out, not really just the quid pro quo, but really what a quid pro quo is which is the president of the united states and his extortion tactics, and the idea that republicans are putting up a notion that mick mulvaney, the president's chief of staff came up with this on his own when he again let's just remind e...