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few tries for kevin mccarthy t reach that number. he probably will get there as you mentioned, they talke about that earlier today i think he was spot on again, i want to talk to those moderate republicans especiall those 18, that one in biden' district in 2022 do not let their voice - do not let other people' voices or votes count more tha yours. your vote counts as much a that loudmouth marjorie taylor greene just because she is yelling, does not mean she has more power. she's not even on th committee. i think it's time for thos folks to really flex their muscle >> that is an interesting idea that you bring up. michael, what do you think about the focus now potentiall being those that did win if yo will moderate districts? plus you also got to who wil be returning voted against o rather for, against a party, for the omnibus bill which basically means they are sayin
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covered with a sheet and crying for a baby that i couldn't reach. they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there, thinking it'd be better to die. but i didn't die. but the trauma that thousands of unmarried women faced during the birth of their children was not the end of their experience. and then the letter came. new mothers, likejudy, were informed when to travel
but i was still a human being. 16—year—old diana faced an equally cruel experience in the delivery room. somebody said, "it's a girl." she said, "this baby is flagged for adoption." "i'll take her away." and i can remember yelling and saying, "please bring her back, bring her back." everybody left, and i was lying there on my own, on this thing, covered with a sheet and crying for a baby that i couldn't reach. they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there, thinking it'd be better to die. but i didn't die.
everybody left, and i was lying there on my own, on this thing, covered with a sheet and crying for a baby that i couldn't reach. they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there, thinking it'd be better to die. but i didn't die. but the trauma that thousands of unmarried women faced during the birth of their children was not the end of their experience. and then the letter came. new mothers, likejudy,
is flagged for adoption." "i'll take her away." and i can remember yelling and saying, "please bring her back, bring her back." everybody left, and i was lying there on my own, on this thing, covered with a sheet and crying for a baby that i couldn't reach. they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there, thinking it'd be better to die. but i didn't die. but the trauma that thousands of unmarried women faced
i had made a mistake, that was it, but i was still a human being. 16—year—old diana defries faced an equally cruel experience in the delivery room. somebody said, "it's a girl". she said, "this baby is flagged for adoption. i'm — i'll take heraway." and i can remember yelling and saying, "please bring her back! bring her back!" everybody left, and i was lying there on my own, on this thing, covered with a sheet and crying for a baby that i couldn't reach. —— covered with a sheet and a crying baby that i couldn't reach. and they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there, thinking it'd be better to die. but i didn't die.
and i can remember yelling and saying, "please bring her back, bring her back." everybody left, and i was lying there on my own, on this thing, covered with a sheet and crying for a baby that i couldn't reach. they left me there for four hours. i canjust remember lying there, thinking it'd be better to die. but i didn't die. but the trauma that thousands of unmarried women faced during the birth of their children was not the end of their experience.
that the fact that he is the sitting president is a big reason why they couldn't reach or they did not reach a decision on whether or not he obstructed or did not, right? they just punted on that issue. so, again, congress -- this is where congress gets in. and why it's important for us to get -- for them to get more of this information and continue their investigation as to whether or not this is something that is a high crime, is it something that's impeachable. we don't know? >> clearly the democrats in the house, they want to hear from mueller, they want to hear from flynn. they want to hear from everyone associated with this. don mcgahn, former white house counsel. guys, thanks very much. joining us now, mazie hirono of hawaii, a member of both the judiciary and armed services committees. senator, thanks so much for joining us. >> good to see you. >> let's begin with the breaking news. what's your reaction, first of all, to the treasury secretary, steven mnuchin, defying a congressional subpoena to get six years of the president's tax returns? >> i think this kind of defiant
disappeared in these times that you're talking about did you know that you would be released a la eve or did you fear that the authorities were going to try to kill you. i didn't know. he scratched. it experienced was crass similar so i didn't know anything i couldn't write i couldn't reach and they never. tell me why and they. released me. and i was also transferred from. place to another and i was so scared that i may. meet so there's