You know, neil, let s be real here. hillary clinton paid $117,000 fine because they funneled money through a lawyer to pay for the russian dossier. she wasn t put on trial. they re saying that trump paid his lawyer and, therefore, was hiding campaign election interference and, therefore, that s a crime. this whole thing is viewed as not fair and, again, we re that targeting one individual with neil: no, no, all fair enough. hal, you were not among this original a group that was weighing in on the clinton impeachment and all that, but that was about an affair with an intern s and a lot of people democrats at the time claimed are republicans are making a big deal out of an affair with an intern and a guy lying about it and trying to impeach him as a result of this. now republicans are in the position of taking that role in defending, you know, an individual s behavior. donald trump said this never happened, i understand that, but
You say when he doesn t have stuff to run on, it s not true. judge jeanine: the ordinary american looks at their pay paycheck. can t buy what used it to buy. they can t retire. you can t buy a house. stop talking about jobs after covid. jessica: why question mike that s the reality of the jobs. judge jeanine: he lied and he said he created millions of new jobs when it was covid jobs or coming back and he lied about afghanistan. he said it was a successful operation. enormously successful. jessica: afghanistan has nothing to do with bidenomics. judge jeanine: it has to do with this guy lying. greg: i am old enough to remember jessica tarlov complaining about the price of berries. jessica: just driscol. judge jeanine: bret baier has a revealing interview with
So i m not sure. but i know the injured individual that i caught in the first video lying on the platform came out of the second car, the one just slightly to my left on the platform but yeah. it was screaming and smoke. the smoke did not smell like a regular electrical fire kind of smoke. it was a heavier, dirtier kind of smell. yeah, nothing about anything felt right in any way. i don t mean like a bunch of fights in the middle of the subway aren t right but, you know, it happens and it s normal. this was totally different. and there were people afraid they were going to be hurt and people running. you could see it in their face and body movements and then as i approached i saw the guy lying in a pool of blood. bill: sam, thank you for
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Conspiracy led by the president of the united states to undermine our electoral system by kneecapping his most formidable political opponent, joe biden and trading and mortgaging our foreign approximately see to his own political ends and who might be involved in this, perhaps, conspiracy? the vice president of the united states. the president s personal attorney, perhaps the attorney general of the united states. all of this is going to get sorted out in the coming weeks and months, but also we re talking about high crimes if this is what happened and there s little doubt if the record is established these are high crimes. glen, to that point, how does this compare to what you went through, right? an impeachment inquiry about a guy lying about sex to what we are seeing now involving foreign policy and a possible quid pro quo. to follow up on carl s point
A very staunch ally of the president, he had strong words for the president today on the president s decision to get out of syria. listen to this. my concern about the statements made by president trump is that you set in motion enthusiasm by the enemy we are fighting. what do you make of that? graham has been so weak on standing up to this president. it s a news event any time he states the objective reality that s critical here. donald trump is incapable of understanding he is not just a guy lying on twitter anymore. he is the xhepd commander. when he speaks our troops listen, our allies and enemies are listening. isis is not defeated. the vice-president knows that, the president knows that. whenever he says these things that are untrue, things that he has been told again and again are untrue, those words have consequences. i think it s worth noting that this is an area of the president s gravest responsible.
bastian accepted a plea bargain on two murder charges that resulted in a 60-year sentence for accessory and conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated robbery. the crimes occurred over a four-month period and were committed by bastion, who was home on leave, and a discharged army buddy. their two murder victims were fellow soldiers, one of whom served in their unit. it just kind of came out of nowhere one night really. i mean, we were sitting there, we were drinking at my house. so we decided to go out and leave the house and the next thing you know, there s a dead guy lying in the parking lot and we re driving away. and after that it kind of just escalated after that, you know. why do it again? why commit another crime? it happens. i don t know how to explain it. i mean how many? how many victims are we talking about? a handful. not too many.
Lying, by the way, admitting to crimes all over the place. everybody in this administration is committing crimes and admitting to it, but at a certain point, they re going to be held accountable. the first step is for us to take back the house and start having the right kind of hearings that will get the truth out. then ultimately, over time, people hopefully will come around to accepting the truth because if we don t, then we don t have democracy anymore. i wonder in your view about a character who knows they re lying versus doesn t care and doesn t keep track of it. we showed a few good men where what is so unrealistic, what rarely happens in a courtroom, no offense, is a bit of what donald trump does on twitter where someone says, you know what. everything i said was bull. i was lying. now i m saying this, which raises the question, why would we believe you now? take a look at donald trump lying based on what we have been able to figure out about his well known and documented practice of pretending to be
Love to get your story. he said, well, why wouldn t you want my story, look at me. i m like a movie actor. bastian accepted a plea bargain on two murder charges that resulted in a 60-year sentence for accessory and conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated robbery. the crimes occurred over a four-month period and were committed by bastion, who was home on leave, and a discharged army buddy. their two murder victims were fellow soldiers, one of whom served in eir unit. it just kind of came out of nowhere one night really. i mean, we were sitting there, we were drinking at my house. decid toso we out and leave the house and the next thing you know, there s a dead guy lying in the parking lot and we re driving away. and after that it kind of just escalated after that, you know. why do it again? why commit another crime? it happens. i don t know how to explain it. i mean how many? how many victims are we talking about? a handful. not too many. how many? ten at the most maybe. ten victims? at the most. it sounds like a lot, yeah. though only two of the eight victims were homicides, the
Aggravated robbery. the crimes occurred over a four-month period and were committed by bastion, who was home on leave, and a discharged army buddy. their two murder victims were fellow soldiers, one of whom served in their unit. it just kind of came out of nowhere one night really. i mean, we were sitting there, we were drinking at my house. so we decided to go out and leave the house and the next thing you know, there s a dead guy lying in the parking lot and we re driving away. and after that it kind of just escalated after that, you know. why do it again? why commit another crime? it happens. i don t know how to explain it. i mean how many? how many victims are we talking about? a handful. not too many. how many? ten at the most maybe. ten victims? at the most. it sounds like a lot, yeah. though only two of the eight victims were homicides, the others were robbed and in some cases badly beaten.