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We keep getting gaslighted into people telling us it's not there. when i read that, i actually cracked a cold one. i was like, yo, man, tucker he let it go. i like it. give it to me, tucker. >> but do you think it would have helped if he had ever said that on the air i don't like how i feel this way, pu they're making me feel that way. could he ever have opened this window into his soul, and would it have helped if he would have said something like that on the air. >> there might have been a part of it that could have actually been perceived as something incredibly powerful and transparent, ri...

Messaging right here and say we're going to pass this bipartisan bill in the senate and pass our budget, but we're not going to hold anything up, that probably is less of an issue for republicans. look, we'll find out today because it's all hypothetical until they saw a $3.5 trillion price tag for a democratic-only bill. and republicans, who are reluctant to support that bipartisan bill will be more reluctant and point to say why would i support a bipartisan bill and turn around and see democrats pass way more government spending i don't want to agree to at all. >> they might see as an end run...

Sorry, there's no nuclear missile inbound. You have to go to work Matthew Hughes Tue 11 May 2021 // 17:01 UTC Share Copy Birds chirping, the gentle burbling of coffee brewing – these are the sounds we typically associate with the dawn hours. Everyone, that is, except customers of O2, who arose this morning to a noise described as akin to a "nuclear siren" after the network performed an unannounced test of the UK's emergency alert system. The two alerts, sent around 0745 and 0800, were accompanied by a forebodingly shrill beep, the kind of which you'd expect to hear i...

Were going to have all these people follow me in testimony. that's why i'm here today to refresh my testimony. >> the democrat's lead counsel asked lieutenant colonel alexander vindman about a specific text message yesterday between volker and president zelensky, the text message suggested the ukrainian president may have been expecting a call from president trump. take a look. >> i want to go to the next slide, if we could, which is actually a text message that neither of you is on, but this is from ambassador kurt volker to andre yermak. this test message is less than a half hour before the ...

Helpful in his testimony than some of the other folks. mostly because he's a real trump loyalist and you can see that from the test message he put where, you know, it was scripted, i understand mr. trump would never do a quid pro quo. the problem is there is an asterisk. he will have to answer questions about the fact that senator ron johnson told "the wall street journal" on the record that sondland told him that it was his understanding the ukraine aid was being held up on -- because president trump wanted an investigation into the bidens. so he's going to have to answer that question. and, ...