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Miles Archer

(18,837 posts)
Wed Nov 20, 2019, 05:12 PM Nov 2019

"It would be he."

Zach Wolf
@zbyronwolf

Republicans have effectively confused Sondland's allegations. But this exchange with Maloney lays out how devastating it is.

And how it took three attempts at testimony to get there.




“You said it’s wrong to investigate political opponents?” Maloney asked Sondland during his questioning.

“Yes,” he replied.

“And yet we know that’s what the president was asking for,” Maloney continued. “Who would have benefited from an investigation into the president’s political opponents?”

“Well, presumably the person who asked for the investigation,” Sondland replied.

“Who is that?” asked Maloney.

“If the president asked for the investigation, it would be he,” Sondland admitted.

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/11/dem-lawmaker-gets-sondland-to-admit-key-component-of-potential-bribery-charge-against-trump/
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"It would be he." (Original Post) Miles Archer Nov 2019 OP
That was absolutely stunning. I love that guy. dewsgirl Nov 2019 #1
Maloney is a beast. I'd vote for him tomorrow, for anything, no questions asked. SKKY Nov 2019 #2
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