any more comfortable asio. yeah i mean it's so interesting on camera that he's really having a somatic response yet in this moment to the discomfort of knowing something and hiding it and also yeah not being forthright about something so much we saw a lot of it was you know like things are kind of coming out of it yes yes really coming out of this chance to pretty incredible thing to capture on camera actually when you know someone's not telling the truth in their words but another truth is coming out in their body and there's so much. i think the other the other problem here is that he said if there had been crimes cover that would have been justified and the question becomes well what if your crime.

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the operation they thought the trial why it was even why even existed and this is what he told asio have a look. do you think that this long investigation was justified. if there are had been crimes uncovered ah or crimes prosecuted that would have been justified here are you trying to say you think the investigation you know was as a result of. islamic phobia were prejudice. scuse me i do not think that certainly was not my world view certainly certainly is not. and had i ever thought that that was what was happening i would have not been part of it because that is not obviously who i am maybe not so obvious but it is annoying. i mean it if it's a bigger question which it is or is are islamic phobia in this country of course there is more the years are it's really f.b.i. well i think it's. well he did say he just didn't say. any more uncomfortable ass yeah yeah i mean it's so interesting on camera that he's really having a somatic response yet in this moment to the discomfort of knowing something and hiding it and also yeah not being forthright about something so much we saw it was you

des if asio. you get primaries from the far left every single day. d i would say, henry cuellar is more of my grandfather's democrat he's the most vulnerable. >> i think henry is going to be fine. he knows his district inside and out. he listens to people. he is all over -- people know who he is. they like him. they respect him. he is very partisan. i don't know where he's on the ranking of folks who work to. but he believes in working to and working hard for people. he's smart. he's a good family man. i think henry cuellar is going to be fine. >> i'm not saying this was all across the board but there were more of a handful of people who say i don't know a republican besides will he, rd can hold that district. can a republican besides will hold that district? >> this is a narrative that someone would like to start. the index is our plus one. we have a great candidate named gonzalez who is getting into the race that i think is going to do very well. and there are others. we concede no race in this state. and it will stay republican. we will hold these