linda tripp. servant whose secondhand testimony was the center of bill clinton's testimony. her secret recorded conversations with monica lewinsky were enough to cleanse the oval office. that was lindsey graham. here he was back in 1999. >> you don't even have to be convicted of a crime to lose your job in this constitution republic. if this body determines that your conduct as a public official is clearly on it of bounds in your role, impeachment is not about punishment. impeachment is about cleansing the office. impeachment is about restoring honor and integrity to the office. >> turns out many people remember his argument from back then. they also saw the hypocrisy. when you listen to that comment and listen to what senator graham said after the house intelligence hearing with acting dni joseph maguire. >> it was a nothing burger for me. the phone call with the president and the ukrainian president. as to the allegations in the complaint, it's clear to me that it is a narrative being created fr

look at what bill clinton did with lewinsky and linda tripp and all of them.o think it's important for people who are on the outside, you know, aren't in the white house, i expect more of them that they will try to look at the truth. i think you have to go to two things. first of all, the main contention, yes, everything that he said turned out to be true? no. the main thing that the whistle-blower has contended, namely there was an alarming phone call that had raised issues about whether the president was seeking aid and interference in the 2020 election from the ukrainian president. that turned out to be true. it was not widely known last august that the president had suspended military aid to ukraine. that was true. and rudy guliani, that he was deeply involved in talking to people in ukraine. that's turned out to be true. this was put on a special classified system, the whole conversation. that has turned out to be true. you know, it seems to me that you have to be in a reality base situation here where it's not a matter of my tribe or your tribe, that you

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killing by russia at the heart of berlin just a mile away from the transferee security expert kristen tripp i thank you so much. u.s. secretary of state my pump air has said the strike on saudi oil installations that took place last weekend are an act of war by iran iran continues to deny any involvement in the attacks but washington nevertheless says it will impose what it calls substantial sanctions on tehran. remnants of drones and a cruise missile the saudi defense ministry claims they were among the weapons used in last weekend's strikes on 2 of its oil facilities maps drawn up to show that the attack most likely came from a northerly direction a saudi military spokesman colonel turki al maliki said the assault was sponsored by iran and did not originate in yemen in the south the home of the rebels who earlier claimed responsibility. but the colonel didn't explicitly accuse tehran of launching the attack and admitted they didn't know where the weapons were fired from. but we are working to know exactly the launch point. 30 over lunch for you we or the cruise missile would take that tal

killing by russia in the heart of berlin just a mile away from the transferee security expert kristen tripp i thank you so much. the egyptian city of alexandria was founded by alexander the great more than 2000 years ago and is now wrestling with the effects of climate change rising sea levels threaten to inundate poor neighborhoods and archaeological sites authorities are responding with emergency measures and most importantly the erection of concrete barriers out at sea to hold back the tide. the threats pounds the shore every few seconds. at stake ancient citadels and archeological finds. sandy beaches and poor neighborhoods which could be inundated by rising sea levels for protection simple if ugly concrete blocks lifted by enormous cranes. and filled rock lifted by dinosaur like diggers. they're meant simply to buy some time and a chance to rebuild someday some of what has already been lost. they will protect the shore from any sort of erosion in order to be able in the future to rebuild sandy shores that were lost due to a rise in sea levels over alexandria's coast you. saw this with

killing by russia in the heart of berlin just a mile away from the transferee security expert kristen tripp i thank you so much. 3 months of pro-democracy demonstrations in hong kong have pitted police against protesters in increasingly violent street clashes with no end in sight to the unrest people in hong kong with close personal ties to members of the police force are finding themselves in a difficult position but he is bowling and church and have the story of 2 women caught in the middle of this political crisis. images of clashes between police and protesters are deeply troubling to marry when still early the conflict line runs through their family they support the protests but mary is the daughter of a policeman and stella's fiance serves in the riot police i have been depressed since it all began in june i feel my position is truly embarrassing. since the beginning police have been accused of using excessive violence on protesters the longer the protests last the more aggressive both sides become videos of policemen abusing protesters regularly go viral and angered many people stell

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i have a lot of first-hand experience without about 20 years ago when my firm represented linda trippher privacy act case. i don't know if people remember that after the -- during the impeachment inquiry, there was information about linda tripp taken from her security clearance file and linked to a reporter -- week to a reporter -- leaked to a reporter. the inspector general found it was a privacy act violation, and we handled that case. the level of scorn that was levied at linda tripp was a lesson that probably this whistleblower does not want to repeat, does not want to be out there facing that type of scorn because it will be politically based. it will be emotional. that is something i think it would be wise to avoid possible. we will see where this leads. if the complaint goes to the committee, the facts will be verified or not and the whistleblower may not even be relevant to the story. host: with as much attention as this case is getting, is it likely the whistleblower's name will come out? guest: i think eventually it will come out. eventually, deep throat came out. when that

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same kind of people threaten kathleen willie and monica lewenski and what they tried to do with linda trippgoing back to that type of ruthlessness. that has carried forward. bourque to how they treated recent multiple court nominees. deeply anti-catholic bias. so ways they have attacked some of trump's nominees. they will stop at nothing. for them, this is a whole shooten match. the supreme court in this next election will define the next generation. they know it. and so they are going to be prepared this time. so republicans, conservatives, you better be prepared as well. >> tucker: telling. really quickly, if you believed in democracy, wouldn't you take all of this energy and money. >> a democracy that ends up with trump as the victor, that's not what they believe in. >> tucker: you spend your time trying to convince the population of your cause that you were right? >> it's a sign of their beto is 0% in the new nbc poll. none of that is getting any traction. elizabeth warren has bigger crowds. peace and prosperity versus, you know, carnage and calamity. i mean, they have nothing. so this

it's not like linda tripp was going to vote for bill clinton. and she was the linchpin. and he still got impeached. it's not always your political supporters. it doesn't mean there is an underlying conduct that's going to get you in trouble. >> also there's an inspector general who deemed it a concern. you've got that player in here as well. >> so let's talk about your reporting, your specific reporting. and that is that the dni threatened to resign over this if he was not allowed to speak freely about what he knew. he was threatening to resign. he has come out with a statement disputing that. tell us about your reporting. >> we had seen the dni disputed the story, so is the white house. but our reporting stands that he did make this threat if he was not able to speak freely and openly at that hearing happening at 9:00, that he wanted to resign. i think that goes to show you that the unified front that they put out was not actually so unified. that there is disagreement among the ranks. that this wrangled people at the dni even telling the capitol they didn't have the gr

i've got to trippe immediately to my left, although maybe a lot further to my left. we'll find out.laughter] >> probably. >> he is the principal and ceo of the group, which is a progressive public policy strategy firm. the atlantic called him colorado's answer to karl rove. and i found another interesting tidbit from the denver post, says one of the most important players in colorado politics you've probably never heard of. well, that was in the denver post 10 years ago and i'm sure a lot more people have heard of him by now. previous to his work, he had a decade of government relations in political consulting, a government relations group at brownstein. [applause] >> and we also are joined today by trent england, the executive vice president at the oklahoma council of public affairs. he's also a distinguished fellow, and that organization and prior to working in oklahoma city at the oklahoma council public affairs, he was the executive vice president at freedom foundation in washington state, and was ceo there for some time. once upon a time, he worked as a legal analyst for the he