Stories of the week have nothing to do with impeachment, but you're not hearing about them except here.

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Mary impeach miss is what the Democrats say. Didn't George Conway George Conway he tagged it what

did he say impotus oh like instead of potusIS, he calls him M PODIS. Yeah. Because the most important person in DC next to Trump himself who was actually next to Trump wants her husband mouthing off on Twitter.

Gotta be a lot of relationship tension or something going on there.

I don't know.

Maybe they're, maybe they're into it somehow.

Anyway, so, uh, there, there's been a lot of impeachment news, of course. I don't think that what I think is happening is it's really being used, we can get into whether it's intentionally

being used or not, but it's being used as a distraction, as a kind of smoke and mirrors for policy that people should be talking about.

And when I saw all the stuff that came down this week that Trump would have

made a stink about and had made stinks about previously he just the there was only one thing he even threatened to veto and this is a

guy who was just impeached on extremely nebulous vague grounds on 100% on party lines he could have at least stood his

ground on some of this stuff like the wall. Funding for the wall stayed exactly

what it has had been before.

And last year there was a knockdown drag out over it, but this year you know just

when you would think he would, I mean especially given his personality get away with being able to just

say hey you know what this is how you want to play I can play I can play hardball

totally fine.

But the only thing he said that he would veto so bizarre

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