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Again. he's already been convicted. do you think the jury though will buy this argument that it was all chauvin's fault? >> it's really the only argument they have at this point in time. they're blaming the guy who's already accepted sresponsibilit for this. it makes sense to try to deflect. whether the jury buys it or not, i don't know. your guess is as good as mine, laura. i think it's a smart strategy. it might be the only play they have. they can say, listen, i wasn't the person that did this to george floyd. the government's argument is not that they were necessarily the people that did t...

They accused their adversary of being responsible. something interesting that's changed is what jen psaki is doing with that tweet, the institute of the study of war because it prebunking. what they mean by that is sharing intelligent so that it cannot be weaponized as misinformation. so in advance of a chemical weapons attack you say that russia could do this because so it doesn't allow misinformation to settle in worldwide. really interesting strategy. it's hard to overstate how much of a shift it represents. diligence is closely guarded around the world. one will visuals are publicly locked...

They are ending the year going after joe manchin. they only have 50 seats. it doesn't seem like it's a smart strategy. it only helps joe manchin back in west virginia. they don't like the direction of this administration or the policies they are pursuing. every time that the radical left goes after him it only continues to boost his numbers and people in west virginia said he is the independent voice for us. >> dana: he said in the past he won't switch party. a couple weeks ago he softened. could you see him doing like a jim jeffers did in 2001? >> bill: i don't know. the republican leadership...

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