I think it sends exactly the wrong message, that somebody who perjures repeatedly under oath--he wasn't just asked the question once.
Claire McCaskill: “I think it sends exactly the wrong message, that somebody who perjures repeatedly under oath--he wasn't just asked the…”
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McCaskill criticizes GM for retaining an employee who allegedly lied under oath.
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He thought everything that was in the White House belonged to him, including the office. You know, he thought the office of the presidency was his. He didn`t realize it didn`t belong to him.
He`s got six different investigations going on. One in Georgia, two in New York, one in DOJ having nothing to do with the documents, the January 6 committee is still very busy.
This is a guy who is really out of touch. I mean let me count the ways the legitimacy can be questioned.
I think it`s a jump ball. And I think anybody who is watching tonight needs to realize that there`s lots of people that need to volunteer. And there`s lots of people that need to try to find five or $10 to give to their favorite candidate…





