You know, this thing that we're dealing with right now, this big, confusing, dense thing that seems

to get ever more complicated by the minute could probably be best clarified by Rowdy Pipp. So since we last spoke here here's where we are.

There is allegedly a second whistleblower,

although they have yet to testify to Congress.

This whistleblower alleges to be somebody

that has firsthand knowledge of the information that the second

whistleblower has already blown the whistle on.

The State Department yesterday blocked the testimony of EU Ambassador Sandland.

He was in a spate of text messages that came out at the end of last week that seemed to indicate that there was some kind of discussion at least between

a Ukraine diplomat and Sunland about how to handle the idea that the Trump administration was pushing for an investigation into what the Biden's did with the gas company

Barisma.

And also yesterday... the gas company barisma.

And also yesterday the Trump administration officially declared war on the impeachment process, calling it illegitimate, and effectively ending,

at least for now, any cooperation between the administration

and Congress.

All of these developments, though they might seem like new compounding evidence, in my opinion, is not.

These are accelerators. These are accelerators.

These are all things that will eventually hasten the end of this process,

but as you guys know, the very smart listeners of politics politics

it doesn't matter how fast we get there it matters what happens when we do it

matters what the resolution will be and how it will play going forward.

There is no power but future power and therefore determining and being correct on how that will play out will give you an advantage.

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