poroshenko has always supported the clinton administration against.ell, there really are no secrets. do you think there was interference? i do not think that this can be interpreted as interference by the ukrainian states. they proceeded from the fact that mrs. clinton would win and did everything in order to demonstrate their loyalty to the american government in the future. there is nothing special here. they were created trying to create an already favorable opinion for themselves in the future president, so they allowed themselves an impartial expression in relations with trump and supported the democrats in every possible way. it's no secret here. none. no. it was they who acted almost publicly. it's on. and why is there russian intervention in the first place with the former head of the headquarters of the presidential candidate donald, trump gentleman , plant him, sit down in this rock that erupted in ukraine. he played an organizational and venereal function. let's talk about this new reportage from the new york times this morning about the fi

i am happy that the clintons are welcoming pete buttigieg.m not surprised and everything got to be studied and no empathy and accountability. hillary clinton knows how to lose elections so it is good for the rest of us if pete buttigieg is taking advice from her. democrats have a ton of names and no talent. the fact they are talking about governors of illinois in california if the rest of us want to live like that tells you how thin and weak their bench is. also, the fact that democrats keep on talking and leaking of brand new governors many maryland and pennsylvania who got elected two months ago. that tells you how w wweak their bench is. so, ca you -- does kamala pass your laugh test or pete buttigieg is anything of the younger but no less incompetent version of joe biden? when you look at the democrats, this is how we got joe biden. they had 26 or so people running last time and we ended up with the white, liberal, straight male who have been in washington for 50 years. i still think he's got the best shot of getting the nomination. it is

i voted for bill clinton twice. i voted for hillary clinton wants when she ran against obama. i started doing due diligence on politics and what was going on because of all the accusations, i wanted to find myself politically. rudy giuliani represented him/ donald trump was loved. hillary clinton, the most crooked individual to hold office. the clinton foundation was a money laundering operation from the beginning. host: i apologize. you are breaking up. progress send name of america asked not what your country can do for you. throughout american history, presidents have delivered pivotal speeches through times of challenges and for wells. watch our 10 part series, speeches that defined a presidency. hear the words of george washington, abraham lincoln and barack obama. you can hear the state of the union address after the 9/11 attack calling out the axis of evil. >> as we gather tonight our nation is at war, our economy is in recession and the civilized world is in danger. the state of our union has never been stronger. watch our 10 part series, speeches that defined a presid

bill clinton was the one who did best in the open book exam where he could think.as the one who would memorize and then regurgitate. now she has a very good mind. she is focused and she's disciplined but she's not a particularly creative thinker and you know, she's had so many different incarnations, first as a centrist, then she tried to run to the left. nothing quite worked because she wasn't authentic. >> tucker: why did she want it? >> far more ambitious than bill. and bill was pretty darn ambitious. >> tucker: so she just always thought she should be the high level in politics. >> absolutely clear felt she had a calling. >> tucker: but the voters disagreed. really interesting conversation. so, we're still finding out some of the details on what went inside major universities during the covid disaster and details are shocking. at georgetown law school, one student questioned the school's mask policies and forced to get a psychiatric, a soviet style psychiatric evaluation by the school. brave enough to tell the story, he joins us next. the insurance company enwa

we are not talking about hillary clinton tonight, | about hillary clinton tonight, have to remind you that, as you point out, this is a huge case. it's an unprecedented moment in history for american voters that are sitting down and watching the events tonight playing out on real—time primetime tv effectively what has happened todayis effectively what has happened today is that a former us president, somebody who has indicated that he will run for the presidency again has been indicted. what does that say to you about the state of us politics?— you about the state of us olitics? ~ ~ , politics? well, i think it is important _ politics? well, i think it is important to _ politics? well, i think it is important to look- politics? well, i think it is important to look at - politics? well, i think it is| important to look at hillary clinton in other cases because it is selective prosecution. you are not seen hunter biden prosecuted for gun crimes, or the flow of money into the biden family crime fund being prosecuted. there is an injustice system in the us where republicans and conservati

>> it's hillary clinton. she is running. >> what? >> what? hillary is running between?this is wild. she is running again here i am. >> hillary, you are running again. >> i sure am, karen, i got here early for the new class we are teaching together on foreign policy decision making. >> jesse: crooked is teaching at columbia, a school you don't need to take the sat to get into. and "primetime" got an advanced copy of the syllabus, looks rigorous. week one how to accidentally delete 33,000 emails. make sure to bring a pencil, hammer and bleach. intro to selling political influence. guest speaker that would be hunter. and after that you have pandering 101. pay attention, this is going to be on the midterm. >> what's something that you always carry with you. >> hot sauce. >> really? ,. >> yeah. yeah. >> you formation right now? [laughter] >> hot sauce. >> hot sauce in my bag swag. >> hot sauce, yes. >> really. >> i want you to know people are going to see this and say she is pandering to black people again. >> okay. is it working? >> jesse: week four is big. how to silence y

it continues -- rudy giuliani also brought up clinton and saying what about bill clinton? although trump's and clinton's situation involves paying money to women, the similarities end there. clinton personally paid jones after she aired her allegations and after clinton was elected president. trump use his longtime personal lawyer to secretly hate daniels days before the election to prevent her allegations of a affair from becoming public. the district attorney might argue that trump violated record or violated campaign law. clinton situation was a "public settlement of a public lawsuit after an election, not a private payoff," there is no comparison according to an election campaign finance offices -- officer. caller: you brought up a very important point, that michael: has gone to jail for a long -- unlawful campaign donations and trp individuals number one, i am listening to the criticm of this and trump is iividual number one and michael cen has gone to jail so how anyone can claim that he is not goatee of the identical -- guilty of the item of crime, it is difficult t

i got up there and i met the clintons, and i, of course, had run against the clintons.to a radio station and being asked what was it like meeting hillary clinton, and everybody was expecting me to pour it on. i said, you know, i loved her. i loved her. she was so down-to-earth and she's completely different than how she is portrayed. i said that 30 years ago as a freshman in the gingrich revolution. 30 years later she's the same. she's such a remarkable woman. what a great honor for all of us. of course, mika especially, to be with her on international women's day as co host, which, again, she traded way up on that one. >> i did and it was fun. it was an incredible day. go ahead, willie. >> she could have been sitting on that panel, and it was nice to have her weighing in on all the questions you were asking. >> she did, and much more tomorrow we will have for you. that's our teach and learn day, and we have a town hall tomorrow with many more incredible guests. >>> for now on "morning joe," we will have reaction from republicans on capitol hill who are criticizing fox

this was a tension clinton never seemed to fully resolve. some of you may remember the 2016 democratic primary in a debate with bernie sanders, anderson cooper asked her so, are you a progressive or a moderate? right. and what was her answer? i'm a progressive, but a progressive likes to get things done right. there are many reasons hillary clinton did not become president of the united states, which some of which have nothing to do with their values or her qualifications. but that combination of and expediency of this kind of semi reluctance, perhaps the weight of unreasonable expectations, they help explain why she was always perceived as being too cautious and centrist for the left and is being too much of a big government progressive for the right. if you want to see that tension in her own words, you just have to read. it takes a village now, sometimes these books are notable not for the words that politicians write, but for the ones they omit. in his recent memoir, help me god, mike pence covers his life, his political career, especial

anybody that accused bill clinton, bill clinton paid them off. this is an absolutely two tier system of justice and it starts with merrick garland. he wants revenge on republicans because he thinks he was entitled to the supreme court justice seat, which he did not get. he's going after every american conservative, especially if they voted for trump. host: and that is mike in north carolina on the republican line. governor desantis, our first caller mentioned governor desantis and governor desantis sent out this tweet. "the weaponization of the legal system to advance a political agenda turns the rule of law on its head. it is un-american. the soros backed manhattan district attorney has consistently been the law to excuse cronus misconduct. -- excuse columbus content. -- excuse criminal misconduct. - given the questionable circumstances at issue, with this soros-backed manhattan prosecutor and has a political agenda." that is governor ron desantis of florida. in forked river, new jersey. elizabeth, are you with us? caller: yes, i am. i wish they

bill clinton paying paula jones. bill clinton diddling interns in the white house in the oval office. have you hillary clinton deleting e mails under subpoena and no one says anything about those people when will my father is leading in the poles and know he will be the guy biden will ultimately run against. guess who they go after right up against the statute limitations or a couple years after the limitations expired, they go after trump. they doll anything to take him out of the race and anything than i can do imprison him and haares his family and imprison all of us they showed their cards time and time again. we did not get a speeding ticket before my father went in office dp this is how they treat us every day this it is a city that is falling apart. i went into cvs you can't by tylenol it is locked behind counters there is so much theft and homelessness and crime but their attention is going after donald trump. girls are shot in time square and they are going after donald trump. give me a break. you know i kno

and in russia, and of course, that changed particularly under bill clinton. and now nato has expanded right, right to the edge of russia. and that includes our, our nuclear capable of missiles that are stationed in romania, romania and poland. they're now talking about admitting finland and they're talking about deploying of some nuclear missiles and finland, that's in the 800 mile border on finland between finland and russia. so, so, oh, russia has been making noises about red lines ever since i rob vladimir putin gave an important speech in munich in 2007, and talked about, you know, this red line. and also talked about how the united states is trying to dominate the entire world. and that was the 1st time that he talked about this idea of a multi polar world. ah, so, so all, i think that the answer is very clear that nato is, i don't believe it ever was, but it's clearly not a defense of alliance. and in fact, the mandate for nato is expanding. so it was nato that directed the attacks on libya that destroyed libya and resulted in the the o executed the tor

find out where he'll meet money and sending pigments and start hillary clinton going about hillary clinton'seaching at columbia skull inside the situation room. she thought this was funny twitters going crazy. ♪ we are running again? >> i sure am, karen i just got here early for the new classroom teaching together on foreign policy decision-making. would be the first time hillary clinton has a rental that ranging from odium, pay question the russian reset button, foreign policy disaster. score since call harris talk speechwriting. third grade teacher in washington d.c., little think she created called tattle forms for her class. she let's the kids rather than interrupt the class they found report on the classmates bring some steak he's making noises by keeps talking to me for no reason for he is pushing the idea. it breaks tension down the classroom think it's terrible teaching people how to tattle [. >> talk about anything semblance in the wrong thing thinking backwards i think indicting president trump is going to hurt they do not understand trump atomics, watch. >> and is really going to

hillary clinton. michael cohen never told me that he was using money to pay this person. he likes to speak in code. i saw an interview recently where he said donald trump. he always speaks in code. we understand each other. that doesn't work. you can't build a case that way. i always had a good relationship with michael. sorry to hear that he was suicidal. let me say this -- >> sean: i hate to interrupt you. we're going to carry you in to the next segment. we have plenty of time -- >> i have one thing to say that is new. i want your perception of what went on in the grand jury room and bring our audience in the room so they have a better understanding what really went down. we'll take a break and come back. more with both of our guests, bob costello and kellyanne conway. while the trump probe continues, democrats are raising the alarm that a looming indictment might rally more support behind him. we'll check in with gregg jarrett, alan dershowitz and ted cruz and more straight ahead. hi, i'm michael,

that was in 1991 just before bill clinton came into power here in the us. but as more and more white house communications from that period become public, we learned that perhaps nato kept the cold war alive, at least mentally. i john steinbach is back to continue the conversation with us. i so john 9 countries are known nuclear powers, the us, russia, china, the u. k. france, india, pakistan, north korea, and israel. so we talked about this at the top of the 9 nuclear capable states, only the u. s. has used them. what role do nukes play in either maintaining power or in even growing a states power on the global stage? so we talked about the role of nuclear weapons in us, which is to maintain the status quo, to the u. s. as advantage or in the case of conflicts and the conflicts are to the united states advantage by threatening to use nuclear weapons of though from the russian point of view all their perspective is that since the end of the cold war, that the despite assurances that that nato has moved inexorably right up to russia's borders, and has been bu

why is hillary clinton the law? are the only people that are supposed to follow the law have gotten a "r" in front of them? we are a joke. the u.s. has been made a joke by the democrats in front of the whole world. it is terrible and very embarrassing. donald trump was the best president that we have ever had. our economy was booming. crime was down. our border was safe. everything was just wonderful when he was president. now we have this person who has a 35% approval rating. we need to indict him and impeach him. that is my opinion. thank you for taking my call. host: e lane in florida, independent. caller: i agree with everything that woman had to say. as far as i am concerned, this indictment is just to divert the american people about the border isis. this president said the vice president was going to be there to help. i have not seen her do a thing. host: we are listening to you. are you getting confused by the tv? caller: no, i am not. i have another question. i saw on the news the other day, biden's residen

will this version of hillary clinton survive a presidential campaign?e's the deal. what is the deal with hillary. >> probably looking at joe biden and kamala harris and saying what the rest of us are saying you have got to be kidding. can't we do any better? she probably understood how she lost the primary in 2008, jesse to the young african-american president to be barack obama. but these two? and she, you know, hillary has never had people around her who will tell her that's a bad idea. you are not all that maybe this is not the right time. i think it cost her in 2016. look, we beat the queen behillary clinton in 2016 when the majority of voters were female. and we did it by appealing to men and women on the same issues but also, preying on hillary's vulnerabilities. they are then what they're now. she is not seen as incorruptible. not seen as fresh and new. not seen as a great negotiator and consensus builder. those three qualities often boy bowie a lot of female candidates down ballot i have been working on this for decades. the other problem for hi

so hillary clinton, hillary clinton, does she want to run t for president ? again, it's interesting. maybe who knows?o work we thought we wouledd talk to someone who worked for herneh for years, who helped run the clinton white house, one of the democrats. wi we remain in touch with an oldt school character, a very smart person and a decent person to pollster doug schoen, and ift anyone can kind of explain i what's going on with hillary clinton, past, present or future, it is him. we talk to him for an hour forr tucker carlson today. >> here's part of it. carli've seen candidatesical cae who have wives who are tolerating a political career, and i've seen a lot of candidates whose wives are drivin>> ag a political career.e and you mentioned bill clinton before. cro hillary was in both categories.e sh te drove the political procen because she understood it was in her interest to pushintervie bill clinton forward. hence the 60 minutes interview during the two campaign. but hillary also having created the problems with health care, understood that she was a bill'

i voted for bill clinton twice. i voted for hillary clinton wants when she ran against obama. started doing due diligence on politics and what was going on because of all the accusations, i wanted to find myself politically. rudy giuliani represented him/ donald trump was loved. hillary clinton, the most crooked individual to hold office. the clinton foundation was a money laundering operation from the beginning. host: i apologize. you are breaking up. i have to move on. may call back on a better line. we are at the top of the hour on the east coast. three hours this morning on the "washington journal" with your reaction to the former president being indicted, first time in u.s. history. 20 is this morning as the cofounder of "punchbowl news", a longtime reporter up capitol hill to talk about congressional reaction. let's begin with the speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. what was his reaction and what you think he does about it? guest: mccarthy like a lot of republicans express outrage over the indictment, the news of the indictment. he said the house of representatives wil

two crooked hillary clinton.irst time i saw this guy and he had that beautiful texas accent -- i do love it actually, i would like to have it -- but unlike the politicians i do not do it when i am with you. you have to take me -- he said i don't know what you are looking at, but let me give you a little statement. donald trump is not losing texas. he is not down in the polls. he will win by a landslide and that is what happened. we won twice with a landslide. we won twice. in a fantastic person who has a great future also is congresswoman milo florez. so, thank you very much. she ran a great race. but they are there for me and i am full -- for them. we are joined by some people from out of state, who keep a low profile, like matt gaetz. i don't know what he's running for, but i am with him because he is a smart cookie, a smart, tough guy, and i love him. this got married to somebody who is actually far superior to him, right? do we agree? he has a great wife. marjorie taylor greene. archery taylor green. -- marjo

the clintons often ostensibly with operating on behalf of their charitable activities.m to have developed any story. so is hunter biden going to have to say publicly what his expertise is in chinese energy or ukrainian natural gas? how -- or is he already trying to craft that story? it seems like it would be difficult to piece together after the fact. >> i think the arrogance that you're seeing right now is very evident. i don't think they're going to -- like i said, they're going to try to run the clock out but they'll have a hard time running from our subpoenas because that will draw him in and he will have to appear or he will be arrested and brought in. maria: kaley, jump in. >> congressman, we know from one of the biden family's former business associates that joe biden himself is reportedly referred to as the big guy in an e-mail thats was found on hunter biden's a laptop. what are the chances that the big guy, joe biden, is the unidentified biden family member in the recent bank documents that you guys were able to get? >> i think that's probably -- that is very

>> it's hillary clinton. she is running. >> what? >> what? hillary's running again?>> i heard that's so crazy. >> she is running again. >> here i am. >> hillary, you're running again. >> i sure am, karen, i got here early for the new class on foreign policy decision-making. >> that's awesome. so, clever, she is running again. the only thing missing was music from psycho. and like most things hillary's involved with it gets worse. >> you know, when it comes to crisis situations you have always got to be prepared. >> prepared? i think you're more prepared than anyone to teach this course, i will cover the theory of political decision-making and strategy. >> i will cover what it was actually like in the room during the bin laden raid, the gaza seize fire. >> are you ready for whatever questions the students throw at you? >> bring it on. >> bring it on. i wonder what it is. her bleach server or bleached mustache? now maybe it's me, i don't think that video captured the charm of hillary. the get of her insight and wisdom. >> oh, my god. >> what is it? >> it's hillary clin

about hillary clinton empowering her husband. >> that his wife -- yeah.ignificantly. it lets give out to don lemon. this career ending mistake he made, saying that nikki haley was past her prime. it is my favorite video ever because his hands on his hips. >> google says the exact opposite. the real story here, he only did that because he was so craven in his desire to find something to criticize, a republican woman who was running for president. >> if you are employed by cnn, if you are, you made that statement, you probably would not have finished the sentence before you got fired. don lemon, let's punish him a little bit. they are scared to death. if they believe in economics you and i would have a show. it is very expensive. that is the thing, larry. they could be successful, they choose not to. >> it is more important to pursue their creepy agenda. >> a couple of years ago, there was a president, i told him all you have to do is let rush limbaugh have a show. he said, do you have any other ideas? >> how much do you love chaya and what she did for tikt

the only way is when bill clinton became president in 1992.ry the one thing the democrats have left sees the president the poll numbers on the economy the polls were so bad he cannot get enough electoral votes without the third-party candidate to get away from the republican. last point look at the nonpolitical poll numbers. most of broken household say the living paycheck to paycheck a te afford to suppress $1000 medical bill or car payment bill, car crash bill. the not saving for a sunny day let alone a rainy day. they're worried about what investments are there because they can't see what's happening. larry: they're worried about what's in the bank, they thought putting in the bank would be safe. >> the solution may be worse than the problem. you going to bankrupt us and our taxes are good to go up. >> problem solvers are not transparent and honest. joe biden could've stood up a while ago and said we can feel pain in the economy for a while instead he says trump, trump, trump and pretend that how to be doing well. at the audacity to say gas

pomeranz mark, who worked with clinton with a sort of clinton affiliated group, i don't with a sort ofp, i don't with a sort of clinton affilia how efficientlyy, i don't with a sort of clinton affilia how efficiently affiliated. know how efficiently affiliated. that's known that's what they're known as. he then them to prosecute then left them to prosecute trump. said he wanted to trump. but he said he wanted to prosecute trump so much he he would do it he didn't even would to do it he didn't even have paid. he pay do have to be paid. he pay to do it. this the guy who won in it. this is the guy who won in this case so completely politically terrible politically motivated. terrible for no one is for america. you know, no one is saying, know, destabilise for america. you know, no one is sayi you know, destabilise for america. you know, no one is sayi you know, ow, destabilise for america. you know, no one is sayi you know, thisiestabilise for america. you know, no one is sayi you know, this thing ilise and you know, this thing a victory for democrats and anyone, the left who thinks this

only thing more toxic than a train wreck is the clinton foundation. rating with hillary about how hard it is to be the victim of a vast white wing conspiracy if anyone know what is it's like to be a political target it's her. >> well, i know a little bit about receiving criticism and. [laughter] that's a little -- and how often partisanship gets in the way of, you know, doing what needs to be done. >> you know, one thing i'm not going to do is complain about any frustration associated with coming to an agency and having work to do every day and finding that your dealing sometimes with a noise machine that seems to have little to do with your day-to-day work and a lot to do with perceptions about your real or perceived role in presidential politics it would be very indecent of me complain of that sitting next to you. >> jesse: she has never sat next to anything indecent in her life. i wouldn't wanted to share the stage with the clintons, last time that happened mini got hauled out of the bahamas in handcuffs. senator lindsey graham is on the environmen

bill clinton in handcuffs? are there threats to arrest bill clinton?l clinton celebrated amongst the liberal tyrants that live amongst us right now. they worship the police state, they always have. from the mar-a-lago raid to locking up their political enemies, they salivated over this for years. what's a police state. for those who are just a little bit in doubt. what is it? ask yourselves. the police state is when you investigate a person in search of a crime. what does as constitutional republic look like? you have rights, you have god given rights. someone alleges a crime, hey, i was mugged. what does the police do? they say we'll research this. we'll do an investigation and try to find the person. ladies and gentlemen the person was already found, the crime was found later. remember the infamous soviet who said you show me the man, i'll finds you the crime. i am showing you the man, his name is donald j. trump. and they will find a cripple, no matter what. this is one of the darkest days in our history if this turns out to be true. the political o

we saw so much reporting on the clinton foundation. it was very -- they reported their donations vaguely. you had governments from saudi arabia to banana stand giving clintons tens of millions of dollars around the auspices of that charitable umbrella, the clinton foundation. the bidens, their bag is a dirtbag. the people who wanted access to american power, they were willing to pay for it which is worse? >> you know, a hard question to answer. i think that you know, it a certain extent what is worse in this context is the fact that hunter seemed to have engaged in so much behaveior of directly interfacing with a number of nations in world that did not want best advantages for american people. clinton foundation was corrupt but also, where i think that they didn't always go running to america's enemies first. i think that hunter had the wisdom to understand those are people who are willing to pay a premium in terms of accessing political a anthon-- advantages on. this is important to get to bottom, to what we know about hunter biden si

clinton, who was dealin officerns in the white house in the oval office. you have hillary clinton, who was leading thirty three thousand emails while under congressional subpoenadeleting. and no one says a thing about any of those people. but when my father was leading by thirty five percent inan the polls and they know he's going to be the guy that joe biden will ultimately or whoever the democrat is going to be will ultimatel againsty run against guess who they go after right up against the statute of limitations are actually probably a couple of years after statute of limitations. they doll ssor had expired. they go after donald trump. they will do anything to take c me in a race. him they will do anything they can to imprison the man. they will do anything. d cantor, harass his family, al to imprison all of us . s they've showed their cards time we and time again. again, sean, w note didn't get o befo much as a speeding ticket before my father went into office. and this this is is how they treat it is us every single day.y and this is a city i spent a

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i can tell you they were in clinton's camp the entire way. all they are is about money. only people that can stop them on the face of the earth are you, you, and you. maga, maga, maga. remember, murdoch, you have deemed trump not be president. we've deemed you're not going to have a network. we're going to fight you every step of the way. [applause] if your task and purpose is to take your country back this country will be safe. ♪ [cheering] congressman byron donalds. ♪

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the other, of course, bill clinton. more in both now from cnn's randi kaye.five people have been arrested and charged with breaking into the headquarters of the democratic national committee in the middle of the night. 17th 1972 a break in at the watergate building, president richard nixon denied any involvement learned from news reports. of the watergate break in still at hearings held by the senate watergate committee, witnesses testified about the voice activated taping system in the oval office. on those secret recordings. richard nixon can be heard talking about the watergate break in, when were those devices placed in the oval office? approximately the summer of 1970. nixon invoked executive privilege and refused to give up the tapes to the special prosecutor until the supreme court forced him to. we're not playing nixon knew he was going to be indicted if he stayed in the white house, the wolves were barking at his den. in fact, this document released in 2018 by the national archives is the grand jury's draft indictment dated february 1st 1974. it show

they could go back to bill clinton. did they do anything to him? did they do anything to obama when he spent $450 million per ransom? nothing. but when it comes to donald trump, donald trump was running the government. that is the problem. you don't have anyone running the cover meant. -- government. >> that was ray in michigan. from fox news, the story about washington post, a fox staffer was told to be evasive with the content of timing and lawsuits on tucker carlsen tonight. all an unexpected wildcard in the $1.6 billion defamation case. spurious election fog -- fraud cases. a woman at fox said she was overworked, undervalued and denied opportunities for promotion and subjected to vile stereotypes, but her most explosive allegation was being coached to make misleading statements in a defamation suit to shift blame. it created an opening for dominion voting systems. they were suing fox over false claims on the 2020 election. in wisconsin, let's go to john. this is robert in massachusetts. robert, any panetta line, good morning. >> thank you. i ju

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