And I think when you're president, it's incumbent upon you... to set the tone for negotiations.
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Gergen agrees with Borger about the president's role in setting the tone for negotiations.
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I think he's become much more erratic. But these rallies really are obscene. We are, as I said, staggering from one obscenity to the next as a people.
It may turn out - I think we have to give A.G. Barr a little time here and to see if he's honest. I don't think - I'm very skeptical that he wants to be truly independent.
Absolutely, absolutely. I -- Because the Republicans have gone at this in such a different way than the Democrats, the Democrats have been arguing the facts and the evidence, and the Republicans aren't contesting them on the facts.
I have a sense, Anderson, this is going South in terms of getting witnesses and documents.





