The cover-up in plain sight

When Trump says, “they don’t have the material,” he means not simply that the House doesn’t have the material. He means the Senate doesn’t have the material. He means the public doesn’t have the material. He’s boasting about his coverup. https://t.co/Lnt9HqHSqG

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) January 22, 2020

He admits that they are withholding evidence.

This is actually quite pertinent to one of the amendments that were voted down last night which would have prevented the president from cherry-picking only the evidence that is positive for his case if they end up allowing new evidence at the end of the trial. From what the president stupidly blurted out, I suspect that’s exactly what they plan to do.

This is interesting as well:

Trump’s whole answer on Bolton is pretty revealing. He says, in part, “You don't like people testifying when they didn't leave on good terms. And that was due to me, not due to him.” pic.twitter.com/UWVENTQ8bl

— Kaitlan Collins (@kaitlancollins) January 22, 2020

He says that Bolton knows about negative comments he’s made privately about foreign leaders. Since he has had no problem dissing virtually all of them in public I have to assume it’s one for whom he has never spoken a bad word that he’s concerned about: BFF Putin.