Seymour Flops
Diamond Member
Is that a special privilege only for anti-Trump hearings?
If it has happened before, I'd be interested to know when.
If it has happened before, I'd be interested to know when.
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I think that is a foregone conclusion. I would not be surprised to see the democrat party disintegrate after the last two years performance.carried out by a bunch of children afraid of losing power.
Well, there was impeachment 1.0, which was based upon hearsay twice removed.Is that a special privilege only for anti-Trump hearings?
If it has happened before, I'd be interested to know when.
I think that is a foregone conclusion. I would not be surprised to see the democrat party disintegrate after the last two years performance.
Sure it has. In fact it happens quite often. The Blumenthal questioning over Benghazi had several such questions. The reason is simple. This is NOT a trial but a investigative commission.Is that a special privilege only for anti-Trump hearings?
If it has happened before, I'd be interested to know when.
My memory is that the point of questioning Blumenthal, and of questioning Hillary about Blumenthal, was to show how much influence a non-government employee who knew little about foreign policy, had over her. Nothing factual was accepted on the basis of hearsay. The existence of the communications was the evidence, and that was documentary evidence, not hearsay.Sure it has. In fact it happens quite often. The Blumenthal questioning over Benghazi had several such questions. The reason is simple. This is NOT a trial but a investigative commission.
I think you misunderstand the word "hearsay."I also want to note that most of her testimony wasn't hearsay but direct information she heard.
She was in a room in which she claims she heard or overheard people talking about what had happened. She was not IN THE ROOM when anything besides talking supposedly happened.SHE WAS IN THE ROOM MOST OF THE TIME.
That is another lie that you seem to have swallowed:But even if not true. Any lies could be easily refuted if the people she overheard are willing to testify under oath.
They are most assuredly not.
Watergate. Everything john Dean was saying, was just hearsay....or his word....which was all taken with skepticism.... Without a second person to collaborate.... He went on and on, with shocking testimony, that no one could prove.....Is that a special privilege only for anti-Trump hearings?
If it has happened before, I'd be interested to know when.
You're misunderstanding what hearsay is. I guess that's a product of too much liberal news, whose most shocking revelations are almost always hearsay.Watergate. Everything john Dean was saying, was just hearsay....or his word....which was all taken with skepticism.... Without a second person to collaborate.... He went on and on, with shocking testimony, that no one could prove.....
But then......
Then we found out, there were tapes....Nixon taped his oval office conversations! Ho!y crap!
When the committee finally got the tapes,
It confirmed every bit that Dean said.
Are you nuts? Every trump person involved like meadows, mccarthy, jordan, flynn, navarro, eastman, ciperoni, Giuliani etc etc etc....You're misunderstanding what hearsay is. I guess that's a product of too much liberal news, whose most shocking revelations are almost always hearsay.
John Dean testified about a conspiracy that he himself was a central participant in. He was a fact-finders dream, a criminal willing to incriminate himself as he incriminated others. When the independent evidence came out, it backed his story up.
What Cassidy did was to tell about sitting at her staff desk, supposedly listening to the people who participated in events describing the events that she did not witness. When the evidence comes out - as soon as the committee calls Engels and Meadows to testify - her story will be shown to be a complete fabrication.
Which is why that committee will never call Engels and Meadows. We'll have to wait until after the 2024 election when the GOP will start their own endless investigations of this Democratic investigation.
Care4all, I asked this in another thread: You progs are just kidding about this, right? I sure hope so.
No, you are.You're misunderstanding what hearsay is. I guess that's a product of too much liberal news, whose most shocking revelations are almost always hearsay.
No, Cassidy didn't.John Dean testified about a conspiracy that he himself was a central participant in. He was a fact-finders dream, a criminal willing to incriminate himself as he incriminated others. When the independent evidence came out, it backed his story up.
What Cassidy did was to tell about sitting at her staff desk, supposedly listening to the people who participated in events describing the events that she did not witness.
I know the GQP loves investigations, just as long as THEY aren't the ones being investigated.It's like an old fashioned radio drama, in which the characters breathlessly describe what just happened.
When the evidence comes out - as soon as the committee calls Engels and Meadows to testify - her story will be shown to be a complete fabrication. Which is why that committee will never call Engels and Meadows. We'll have to wait until after the 2024 election when the GOP will start their own endless investigations of this Democratic investigation.
Care4all, I asked this in another thread: You progs are just kidding about this, right? I sure hope so.
If you hear the person saying something to another person you are a direct witness. Therefor it is not hearsay. Maybe YOU should look it up.My memory is that the point of questioning Blumenthal, and of questioning Hillary about Blumenthal, was to show how much influence a non-government employee who knew little about foreign policy, had over her. Nothing factual was accepted on the basis of hearsay. The existence of the communications was the evidence, and that was documentary evidence, not hearsay.
Nice try, I guess.
I think you misunderstand the word "hearsay."
She was in a room in which she claims she heard or overheard people talking about what had happened. She was not IN THE ROOM when anything besides talking supposedly happened.
That is another lie that you seem to have swallowed:
CBS News: Limo driver, SS agent willing to testify before Jan. 6 committee to refute aide's claims
Former staff members for Donald Trump said they're prepared to testify before Jan. 6 committee to refute claims made by former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson.www.khou.com
WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump's former special agent in charge and former limousine driver said they are both prepared to testify under oath before the Jan. 6 committee that neither of them was attacked nor did Trump try to grab the steering wheel of the presidential vehicle after he was told he could not go to the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, CBS News reports.
So, they are willing to testify under oath to refute that fairy tale. But, my guess is that they will not be allowed in front of that kangaroo court.
That is the classic definition of hearsay. She was not there so she cannot testify as to what happened.I also want to note that most of her testimony wasn't hearsay but direct information she heard.
She was there and overheard people talking to one another. That is not hearsay.That is the classic definition of hearsay. She was not there so she cannot testify as to what happened.
She was there and overheard people talking to one another. That is not hearsay.
There is a reason that you don't practice law. STFUShe was there and overheard people talking to one another. That is not hearsay.