Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we're going to talk about

Trump and Pence and loss and gain. And the idea that the committee might be entertaining having them testify.

A lot of questions about it.

Personally, personal opinion, I don't think Trump has the courage to do it.

Aside from that, I think if he's getting good advice, they'll tell him not to.

At the same time, he's not exactly known for listening to good advice, he might agree and if he does

personal opinion there's kind of two options he's going to go in there and give very

dry yes-no answers not answering that don't remember that kind of a

useless interview the other thing that I could see happening is the committee provoking him and sending him into

rats.

And if that happens, I'd give it a pretty high likelihood that he perjures himself during it.

Now, I don't know if I would allow Trump to testify live, unless she had the ability to cut his mic while still allowing it to record.

But for Trump, he has everything to lose.

He has everything to lose by doing this.

At the moment, he gets to stand from afar and say,'s not true that's not true under oath with

the committee there to rebut with evidence that they have gotten from other

places and that's a dangerous proposition for him they have pence. Pence.

That's a dangerous proposition for him.

On the other hand, you have pence.

Pence has everything to gain.

Pence has everything to gain. This is a person that it doesn't matter how you

feel about him politically or even as a human being, I do not believe that that man would swear to tell the truth,

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