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speed up the case or it could slow it down. in all instances in the risk of uncovering in the investigation. >> got it. stay with all things giuliani and among the legal land mines giuliani and president trump appear to maintain confidence in one another's loyalty. the president tells "time" magazine, rudy giuliani is a great crime fighter, look whoing for corruption. what more people should be doing. he's a good man. and giuliani said, he, president trump, is 100% in my corner and loyal to me as i am to him. my next guest co-authored "the" cover story's "time" magazine's upcoming issue. she is a washington correspondent for "time." vera, nice to have you on. >> thank you. >> you talked to a lot of administration officials that blamed giuliani for -- almost everything. for putting the bug in the pred's ear about biden in the first place.
this president has not been concerned with corruption in saudi arabia, mohammed bin salman or in turkey, pred president erdogan or in russia, president putin. he doesn't speak out against corruption. it's very clear and if you look at the lead "new york times" story in the sunday edition, it's just chapter and verse for the last nine months president trump and rudy giuliani have been interested in one thing, go after the bidens. do us a favor, said president trump to president zelensky, go after the bidens. that's not the american national interest. and if the president is singularly putting forward his own political interests for 2020, ahead of our national interest, what's more important than containing russian power in eastern europe, then the president has abused the power of his office and rudy giuliani is his agent, this agent who is roaming throughout american foreign policy on that one question. it wasn't about corruption in ukraine, it was about going after the bidens.
denial. doesn't realize the gravity of the situation, not taking it seriously enough and doesn't realize it's not a guaranteed outcome it will be the house impeach him and he'll be able to go on his way. people are trying to convince the president he needs to realize how grave and dire potentially this situation is and right now they just don't think he's there yet. we reported that yesterday. we only heard more people start to say that today. >> the whistle-blower mentioned both rudy giuliani and attorney general william barr in the complaint as individuals who would help this pursuit of a prosecution or investigation of trump's political rivals, the bidens. is the pred going to be willing to defend giuliani and barr with the same verve as he defends himself? >> reporter: that's the question going forward and interesting to watch. especially rudy giuliani on the nerves of a lot of people inside the west wing and don't think he's doing the best to serve the president, actually think he's getting the president in
>> you gain in productivity. syrian democratic forces who control these camps, like a it's like having a child is whole camp for example. there is more than 68 to 70,000 something you're being fined for doi people in that camp. doing. >> as you know, i come from about 60% of them are children. canada where we do this. give them the resources and the men take time off as well. they share the responsibility of expertise to prevent radicalization of these people, try to separate who is the victim and who is not the child rearing. victim, even among women. >> our population is on decline number three, what we need to do because millennials say it's not is western government need to start doing investigations on so affordable to have a kid. their citizens who are being it's not easy to have a kid. held. let's take it as an opportunity, it's crazy. >> i've missed you, katy, good all of them are in one place. let's do investigations and figure out who we can prosecute and who we cannot prosecute to have you back. according to the legal >> see you tomorrow. thresholds and the different >> it is the 18th anniversary of western countries then what we need to do is try to do the deadliest attack on american soil. deradicalization at least for the pred saying "we're respected all over the world again, these children and then respect like we haven't been republic expected in many, many reintegration for people in the society that we feel are not years," after he fired his third national security adviser in two and a half years and days after he unexpectedly announced he was dangerous, assessed by their own government as not dangerous and cancelling an invitation to the those people can be credible taliban to hold negotiations at voices about their experience
he wants to punish them for what? this trade issue is driving this uncertainty and the pred could correct that tomorrow. >> but expressing alarm to the extent they will no longer support this president for a reelection bid? >> well, some of them i think just want stability. many of them would say they like the tax rebut these trade wars are simply washing away or negating, i should say, the beneficial affect but the trade issue is alarming. they couldn't vote for elizabeth warren or bernie sanders but they probably could vote for a joe biden. >> you know, to and a on as
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about that narrative. and so i would like to see him defend the honor of the fbi. i would even like to see the democrats go on the proactive approach there and ask him if he saw anything to indicate that there was anything improper about the pred indication of the investigation so that maybe he could shut down some of that speculation. >> natasha, there's been so much speculation and talk just outright talk of impeachment of democrats ultimately pursuing impeachment. the latest polling on that abc news/"washington post" poll asking americans do you think the president should be impeached. 36% say yes. 59% say no. so you can see where public opinion is there. if this doesn't move it, if this mueller testimony, i know congress is due for the big august recess as soon as it's over, if mueller's testimony next week doesn't move the needle on that number, does that real is tickly end impeachment as a prospect for democrats? >> well that, is one of the big complaints about delaying this
these words, named him as anne unindicted coconspirator in court last year. i think the question tom poses is the right one. are they closing this investigation with no further steps because the president is the president and he can't be indicted? although i will say he's not going to be the president forever. if he loses re-election, you know, he'll be a private citizen at 12:01 on january 20th, 2021. that time will still be within the stat ought to of statute of. i'm wondering if they're closing it down with if they have reason to support charges against the pred they could reto and bring those charges then. or if they've decided that there's just not enough evidence to charge the president because they can't show that he knew that this was a crime, which is one of the unique requirements of campaign finance law. although i have -- that really does lead to the question, which is the same one the mueller team grappled with. did the southern district of new york ask for an interview with the president? did they consider subpoenaing
really the escalator in chief with iran. he's taken a series of steps that's escalated the threat from iran. he's withdrawn from the iran nuclear deal and issued reckless tweets threatening iran, and he's real encouraged his team to make decisions that increase rather than mitigate the threat. for that very reason these 1,500 troops may be a first phase, and if he continues tweeting, if he continues advising his team to do things like designate the irgc as a foreign terrorist organization we could see more troops needed. >> he's telling his people or maybe in some cases like the pred -- like the successor to your boss is pushing him to be more aggressive, the national security adviser john bolton. i want to ask quickly about giving basically carte blanche to his attorney general to investigate the beginnings of the russia investigation and specifically saying that barr should look at the uk, australia and ukraine as part of this. >> i cringe when i think about the impact this is going to have on our foreign intelligence partnerships. when president trump designated
construction progress. it never got beyond a hole in the ground. she and her husband lost their entire deposit. there was a class action lawsuit. a lot of people joined it. they settled. sandra and her husband, they couldn't afford to join it at the time, so they're still out every dollar of their money. >> this looks deliberately misleading because the pred's signature, now recognizable because he's the president of the united states, is right on the bottom of the letter. >> it seems that way, then you see it in places like ft. lauderda lauderdale, same thing. in the fine print, maybe that's where you find the words, oh, he's not the developer. he actually did a deposition, of course, under oath, do swear to tell the truth and nothing but the truth. i do. he says he was not the developer. when you say you're developing, that doesn't mean i'm the developer. he literally says that. but you know, it's time and time again, and property after property. what you so, he has the licensing, and they weren't ever built or they failed or went bankrupt. all the people who put their