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>> nick, let's move on to wednesday. the republicans defense last week was hearsay, they can't go there this week, and especially with him, he has direct knowledge, direct information with regard to trump's involvement in all this. what does he do? does he show up, toss the president under the bus? i don't remember, let's remember that he said one thing and that other people testified and he had to come back andry fresh -- >> i think he has no choice here. he has to come clean. you. >> think so. >> otherwise, he's going to wind up like roger stoning in federal prison with roger stone as his ro...

Sondland that should be very effective. it fringes the president directly into the conspiracy. talking about the bidens, that could be the explosion that brings it home. i could say i'm hoping that someone is filling out a subpoena for gordon sondland's telephone. it would be nice to have a phone record when do you the cross-examination of him next wednesday. >> the phone record will just say how long he was on the phone car. we can say how awful this is all day long, but it u is about moving public opinion and getting republicans to say this is too much. if he gets up there and says i don't r...

Then they did it more closely through the fbi case agent who introduced the phone record for the jury are. more interesting question, why are they doing it. because it is not clear to me that this needed to happen. they have stone dead to rights on a number of lies including he said that he didn't have any emails and texts relating to his efforts to reach out to wikileaks. there are hundreds that prosecutors obtained. so why bring donald trump into it? the prosecutor worked for robert mueller. yesterday it felt like the final unwritten chapter of the mueller report because it showed that ronlg...

>> so you've got a husband who says, "i was playing basketball at 7. you've got a phone record that says he likely is making a call to a customer landline in his home, so he's not playin' basketball." >> almost certainly, would be the one that was doing it. >> and that this phone call blows up his alibi. >> yes. >> reporter: the prosecutor moved on to the crime scene and focused on what happened to kim in the garage that night. >> we thought the pants had been pulled down. >> --you have accused the husband of the murder. why are you telling the jury that he probably pulled her pants down. >> a...

>> on it altar alter, we are deeply into it because this pattern on one day we learn from the whistle-blower about the treatment of this phone record, and then days later you discover these are other whistle-blowers, unofficial whistle-blowers to "the washington post", oh, that's exactly what they did with the transcript of the conversation with the russians. >> so there's a pattern here. but just to go back to something tess said. she said they might be covering up possible illegal activity. it's not possible. there's a lot that's out there now. we know this president was running an extortion...