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calling rafesperger we used to say, you can indict a ham sandwich if you have enough before the jury. so instead of looking for shot gun spread here, look at the easy provable case she has for attempts to solicit somebody to commitment election crimes which i think the tape backs up and move forward. the casing is like a snake, the longer you are to play with the case the more likely you are to get bit so what you need to do is go in there, cut the head off the snake and move forward. treat the former president like any other accused criminal, line him up in a grand jury, move him through the process and be done. i think this is going to drag it out some, i think she's going to create for herself some appellate issues the court has to deal with that, vindicated that with comments she made the other day. i don't want to second guess her, arm chair quarter back the case, i get the idea looking at
still in the early phases where they are trying to wipe out ukraine's military defenses. remember what putin said a couple of hours ago, he said we are going to demilitarize ukraine. and then they are going to the not suffocation. so, i think we're in the early phases where they are still attacking military targets. i don't want to second guess but mr. putin's gonna do next. that we know he is doing now and my twitter feed, my social media and we are looking at right now. it's all about people from all over the country, not in the far west, but people that i'm hearing from. some people are not under attack right now, but the rest in the major cities people are hearing attacks preparing for further attacks. >> ambassador, thank you. we are going to keep you close. i have a general now, i want to bring in the retired four star
appetite for movie theatres, but perhaps send a signal to hollywood, you really should not do the release in theatres and at home at the same time. you should try to do the theatre release to get these numbers. >> yeah, i mean, it's a really difficult balancing act for studios and i don't, you know, i don't want to second guess any of them. they have a ton of different things they're thinking about. but if you look at the movies that have done the best in the pandemic, the ones that have done the best were the ones available exclusively in theatres. so if you look "spider-man no way home," huge hit, exclusively in theatres, venom let there be carnage was a surprise hit. i don't think anybody was expecting that to have the biggest opening weekend of any movie before "spider-man no way home," but it had huge numbers because people were excited to see it and it was only in theatres. no time to die did well. very solid. held well and it did that because it was available only in theatres. you can even extend that back a
the airport, that's our mission. know, the mission is to get our people out there that is the mission. we can use military forces outside the gates to do that. in addition to the french in th brits that you were mentioning, that jennifer mentioned, they are doing much the same thing that with all military people, but some people from the embass going out and getting other people in bringing them through the gate to be processed. this is about resolve in commitment to begin the question . it is our determination to cake care of our own in take care of our afghan partners brett. >> if you were drawing up this design, would you retake the airbase so you would have some assurance policy, some way to maybe defend the americans to g out into the country. if you send u.s. troops into afghanistan, what is the proces there? >> i don't want to second-guess that military guys because they
mrna boosters to people who have -- are immunocompromised because they're transplant patients. about 2% had made enough antibodies and after three shots over 70% had made enough antibodies. i am pretty sure and i don't want to second guess that they'll recommend vaccinating immunocompromised people and that includes cancer patients and other people on immune-suppressant drugs. the whole population is probably not a good idea. >> and do we have enough supply right now? >> supply is not our problem. both pfizer and moderna are turning out enough millions and millions of doses a day, and we're only immunizing around about 700,000 people a day, so supply is not the issue. >> dr. zeke emanuel and dr. klein, thanks so much to both of
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republican congressman? let me ask you about that. what do you think the odds are that the president would come before your committee? >> well, i will leave that up to the president. i would say it's not a very fair process to this point. i think it would be kind of risky. adam schiff just isn't fair and pelosi isn't fair. this whole process just hasn't been fair. i don't know about that. but i will leave it up to the president of the united states. >> neil: would you advise against it? >> well, i don't want to second-guess the president of the united states, but if it was me, i would not trust the democrats at all. who knows what they are going to ask him? they don't follow any rules. as we have seen in multiple, multiple locations. they just bulldozed over all rules, all former procedures that have happened in the last impeachment hearings.
i don't want to second-guess the skill at defending her membership, but if you are going to make people take a hard vote, make them do it now. in six months it probably is true that we moved on to other outrage and people will not vote on the basis of a vote that their congress person took right now. >> jason? >> i agree. it doesn't make sense if you say it's not going to matter, what's the problem with doing the vote now. pelosi has a perfect example. you had democrats take a huge hit for voting for the health care. it was a huge problem. does anyone think that 31 democrats will lose their seat for voting for impeachment? i doubt it. it's not as unpopular as the affordable care act was nine years ago. i don't understand this calculation. >> i think this is what they think and it's not a bad point. they took a hit and lost the majority over the affordable care act. they still have health care even with all we have been through. i'm not defending that. >> that is a distinction, but to your point, having covered that fight extremely closely, pelosi was the one with basically the knife in people's back, pushing off the plank. she cared that much. >> people were saying it's not going to happen with the election in massachusetts. you win majorities to do big things. with the affordable care act, it happened. it's not perfect, but millions got care. she sees this differently. >> it's frustrating from the house. john boehner and paul ryan learned. there is also the question of the democratic party and all those folks that you covered in columns in the run up to 2018 who were motivated in the
unsustainable. >> they think that part of this is going to go through the court system and nadler said that opening an impeachment inquiry strengthens the hand. so the idea that you kind of need to go through the court system first and open an inquiry, it's not valid. it seems like another excuse. the same thing said about putting this off because in six months nobody is going to care, i don't want to second-guess the skill at defending her membership, but if you are going to make people take a hard vote, make them do it now. in six months it probably is true that we moved on to other outrage and people will not vote on the basis of a vote that their congress person took right now. >> jason? >> i agree. it doesn't make sense if you say it's not going to matter, what's the problem with doing the vote now. pelosi has a perfect example. you had democrats take a huge
planes with him, went all over with him. i'm not saying that bill clinton was involved in any way but he's the one who was really close to him. i can't imagine i ever had much to do with anything. i don't recall ever having anything to do with them. >> laura: looks like they are clearly after this alex acosta labor secretary for the president with effectively deal, any thoughts on that tonight? >> my view is somebody charged with the things he is charged with, you throw the maximum penalty at him. i don't know what he decided as u.s. attorney. i don't want to second-guess that. my knee-jerk reaction to it is that the guy should be in jail for a long time. given what i know publicly, and have to put in the caveat, everyone is presumed innocent. >> laura: one final thought, rudy, question, nancy pelosi nancy pelosi spoke out today on the senses citizenship question and made an outrageous wipe -- more than a swipe -- at the president. watch. >> this is about keeping -- you