circumspect,retty he doesn't display a lot of emotion other than occasionally irritation.n they came in, he essentially gaveled in, and he said senator flake has something to say, flake said his peace, and it was amazing, none of the sensors could figure out what the next move was. -- none of the senators could figure out what the next move was. they didn't know what he was demanding. some of the democratic senators thought flake was going to propose an amendment that would a week delay for an fbi investigation, but instead he voted to approve the motion to advance him out of the senate. that removes some of his own leverage, but even the democrats on the committee were very confused in that moment. there were a lot of people going around and trying to figure it out. obviously they gaveled out of the hearing very quickly. senator grassley abruptly brought it to an end so everybody could go behind, away from the cameras and hash out what was going to happen next. there is anybody at least in terms of political capability who can handle this last second bomb, it is senator m

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