i m concerned with how it ends. arthel: moving forward, if a judge impels former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify before the house judiciary committee are republican lawmakers concerned about any potential witnesses who might make it difficult to defend the president to the end in this impeachment process? we aren t concerned because we know the facts. the facts are the president has done nothing wrong. there are people that criticize him and don t like some of the things he says. for the last 4 1/2 years since he was running for office this president has been controversial. whether you are for him or against him the one thing that everyone can agree on is that he says things that are sometimes extreme and people don t like them. some people love them. i personally think he is doing a great job and i love his message. but republicans are not worried about what may or may not come out. we know what happened. the president is doing a great job. enforcing the law. he hasn t b
when people feel a sense of shame, that impels them that should impel them to step down and then make amends. i hate the word shame. it s my catholic background. it makes me think of sin and hell and all of that. and there s a moment of not just sin and shame but also reconciliation and forgiveness. and so, the question is, do you do the forgiveness inside of office or outside of office? those are questions we re going to be grappling with through 2020. jennifer granholm, congresswoman tenney, thank you so much for joining me. it was a great conversation. thank you. and thank you for watching. and thank you for watching. our coverage continues. ome ler,. one of the windiest places in america. and home to three bp wind farms. in the off-chance the wind ever stops blowing here. the lights can keep on shining. thanks to our natural gas. a smart partner to renewable energy. it s always ready when needed.
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on foreign policy and national security. the second thing is that, you know, one of the things we ve seen with governor romney is that it s hard for him to debate to draw a clear contrast with president obama on foreign policy because, in fact, in terms of substance, there s not that much difference between them a lot of policy areas. syria is one area where he s seized on the notion that there is a dramatic difference. and in this case, the dramatic difference is that he s much more in line with the first point, he s much more seems much more inclined being more interventionist than the president does. and to the extent that that s the one area where he has a contrast, it kind of impels him to be in a place with national security. there s just no appetite in the country for greater invention in foreign conflicts now, but that s where romney ends up. there s not that appetite in the base of the republican party. i go out and give speeches to republican and democratic groups. but