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Hey folks, another week of head-spinning news to make sense of. Ukraine's scandal continues

to evolve. We've learned that there are now multiple whistleblowers. Text messages have

been released between US diplomats that suggest military aid to Ukraine was conditioned on

an investigation into the Biden's and Democrats have issued more subpoenas in their growing

impeachment inquiry. I talk about all this and more with Anne Milgram on the Cafe Insider

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Whether or not there's a quid pro quo, in my mind and in the minds of a lot of people,

yourself included, the mere fact that the president of the United States makes a request of

a foreign power directly in a phone call to investigate by name a political rival is

an abusive power, potentially impeachable offense, period. And I also said, and I think

maybe you agreed with me, that you never see written evidence of a quid pro quo. And

then I had to write this weekend, I stand corrected. Yes. Because here you sort of, you

have that. You don't need it. It's enough without it. And I remember some Democrats were

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