The Testimony of Jefferson Beauregard Sessions III

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🗓️ 14 June 2017

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Virginia Heffernan talks to Matthew Miller, formerly of the Department of Justice, about the testimony of Jeff Sessions in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee and just what Bob Mueller could be up to behind the scenes after hearing the verbal gymnastics of the former Senator. Plus, Don Jr. gives us the real meaning of "hope," finally. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Let me state this clearly, colleagues.
0:03.2	I have never met with or had any conversation
0:07.2	with any Russians or any foreign officials concerning any type of interference
0:12.6	with any campaign or election in the United States.
0:16.3	Further, I have no knowledge of any such conversations
0:19.6	by anyone connected to the Trump campaign.
0:24.3	Is that policy in writing somewhere?
0:26.4	I think so.
0:28.3	General Sessions, respectfully, you're not answering.
0:32.0	Well, what is the question?
0:33.3	They are not, Senator Widen.
0:35.6	They are not.
0:36.8	This is a secret innuendo being leaked out there about me
0:41.1	and I don't appreciate it.
0:47.2	Hello and welcome to Trumpcast.
0:48.8	I'm Virginia Heffernan.
0:50.4	Trumpcast is the show about the man who turned 71 today,
0:54.2	which means, well, I'd invite you to imagine a day long ago,
1:00.2	when Marianne McLeod, Trump, that Scottish rose,
1:03.6	held her second son, maybe cooded to him and Gaelic,
1:06.8	her native language, saying something like little one,
1:11.0	please don't destroy America.
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