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dni in terms of international intelligence, in terms of sharing information? it has to be baffling to them and there is a complete erosion of trust whether australia we've talked about today, ukraine, partners, germany, the uk, they all maybe helped or supplied information during the mueller report and the mueller investigation. what is the purpose of this? what really is shocking, the government seems to be run by basically three people. pompeo, barr, and guiliani who i can't figure out is even part of the government or not. >> without portfolio. >> so it is very confusing i think to anybody that's ever interacted with the u.s. government before from overseas to understand who is in charge, who they're supposed to listen to. remember on the ground we have state department folks, department of defense, intel agencies. we've got defense and state contractors, development aid. they are all in different reporting chains. it seems as if no one really knows what the other part of
ukraine, all of our five eyes partners, germany, the uk. they all maybe helped or supplied information during the mueller report and the mueller investigation. what is the purpose of this? and what really is shocking is the government seems to be run by basically three people -- pompeo, barr, and giuliani, who i can't figure out is even part of the government or not. >> without portfolio. >> without portfolio. so it's very confusing, i think, to anybody that's ever interacted with the u.s. government before from overseas to understand who is in charge, who they're supposed to listen to. remember on the ground we have state department folks. we have department of defense. we have intel agencies. we've got defense and state contractors, development aid. they all are in different reporting channels and it seems as if no one really knows what the other part of this government is doing and why the attorney general isn't back home enforcing the laws, instead running around the world coordinating intelligence activities or investigating intelligence activities. >> berit berger, why is it not
ukraine, all of our five eyes partners, germany, the uk. they all may be helped or supplied information during the mueller report and the mueller investigation. what is the purpose of this? and what really is shocking is the government seems to be run by basically three people -- pompeo, barr, and giuliani, who i can't figure out is even part of the government or not. >> without portfolio. >> without portfolio. so, it's very confusing, i think, to anybody that's ever interacted with the u.s. government before from overseas to understand who is in charge, who they're supposed to listen to. and remember, on the ground we have state department folks, we have department of defense, we have intel agencies, we've got defense and state contractors, development aid. they all are in different reporting chains, and it seems as if no one really knows what the other part of this government is doing and why the attorney general isn't back home enforcing laws, instead running around the world coordinating intelligence activities or investigating intelligence activities. >> barrett burger, why is it not
being withheld, that is going to send a shock wave through the system that affects defense department operations, state department operations, intel operations, all the defense and state contractors that probably support or are funded via those funds that are going to ukraine. so once that starts to happen, all of those machines start to grind to a halt, and they're starting to ask questions. i think that's the part that's not being discussed enough in this context is the entire gears around our policy in ukraine came to a halt based on these interactions leading up to this phone call. and so there was no way at any point that this would, you know, completely stay underground. notes about this call, discussions about this call were going to get out because people are going to want to know why have we stopped moving forward with our policy in ukraine. >> clint watts and annie karni, thanks to both of you for being with us and for staying up. it has been a frantic day of news. we really appreciate you helping us break it down and understand it a little bit better. coming up, the united states
that effects operations, all the defense and state contractors that probably support or are funded via those funds going to ukraine. so once that starts to happen, those machines start to grind to a halt. and they are starting to ask questions. i think that's the part that's not being discussed enough in this context is the entire gears around our policy in ukraine came to a halt based on these interactions leading up to this phone call tlmpt is no way at any point that this would completely stay underground. notes about this call, discussions about this call, we are going to get out. people want to know why have we stopped moving forward with our policy in ukraine. >> thanks to both of you for being with us and for staying up. it has been a frantic day of news. we appreciate you helping us break it down and understanding it better. the united states has gone down this path three times in 243 years. up next, we have experts with a
that means that people throughout the system in the ukraine are being contacted. they also get to speak. when we look at aid being withheld. that will send a shockwave through the system. that effects operations, all the defense and state contractors that probably support or are funded via those funds going to ukraine. so once that starts to happen, those machines start to grind to a halt. and they are starting to ask questions. i think that's the part that's not being discussed enough in this context is the entire gears around our policy in ukraine came to a halt based on these interactions leading up to this phone call, there is no way at any point that this would completely stay underground. notes about this call, discussions about this call, we are going to get out. people want to know why have we stopped moving forward with our policy in ukraine. >> thanks to both of you for being with us and for staying up.
troubling and potentially illegal scheme to line his own pockets, is demanding his wealthy backers including state contractors give donations that will go directly back into his pockets. would you like to answer that? >> the answer is in the first part of the question. the democrat party of kentucky, of course they don't like it. i'm running against their candidate is going to lose, the state attorney general, they are increasingly desperate, he can't get people to turn out, they are having trouble raising money. this is a bunch of nonsense but it has been coming from that party for quite some time which is why they are losing traction. >> they want to focus on one of the things that has been a tough thing for a lot of republican governors around the country, the idea of medicaid expansion and healthcare, generally something that polls will for democrats so how do you answer their claims about your decisions on that front? >> i want to see and we have applied front 1115 waiver. i am a guy who grew up a below the poverty level. i never had access to any healthcare insurance in my life until i was in active-duty army officer. i was in my 20s before i ever
you think of this guy. john roland, former governor of connecticut who was a rising star in new england and maybe national republican politics, until it turned out that the gifts and loans and vacations and kitchen cabinets and even a hot tub that the governor kept insisting he had paid for himself actually came from people who were looking for a little something from the state. >> connecticut's former governor today pleaded guilty to federal corruption charges that could send him to prison for up to five years. john roland, driven from office last summer admitted to accepting more than $100,000 worth of perks from state contractors. once a rising star in the gop, roland was even considered as a possible running mate for president bush back in 2000. >> john roland resigned as connecticut governor in 2004. then he spent almost a year with a new title -- federal prisoner number 15623-014. i do not know for sure, but that seems far less fun than getting free kitchen cabinets and free hot tubs from guys who want state contracts. the former governor john roland is back, i'm here to tell you. after he got out of the federal pokey, he reinvented hymn as a talk radio personality. he told the public he would try to be a better person. he would show everyone how sorry he was he let them down. and started a talk show.