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Videos can use content-based copyright law contains reasonable use Fair Use ( The morning after Kellyanne Conway was portrayed on Saturday Night Live orchestrating a press conference for a dog, the real Kellyanne made the rounds on the Sunday morning news shows, and the results were no less comical. Visiting CNN’s State of the Union and Fox News Sunday, Conway played dumb when asked if withholding Ukraine aid was a quid pro quo for manufacturing dirt on the Bidens. Fox News’s Chris Wallace confronted Conway with the incredibly suspicious timing of the aid’s release, saying, “The aid was held up all summer, and it was finally released September 11… Here’s the timing: Two days before, the inspector general informed the House Intelligence Committee about the whistleblower complaint. Kellyanne, the president didn’t release the aid until the story was out.” “You’re trying to make that causation where it may be coincidence,” Conway responded. “I find it an awfully interesting coincidence,” Wallace replied. “They got their aid, and that’s what’s important,” Conway said. Except, no, that’s not what’s important. What’s important here is whether the president violated the Constitution by withholding aid from a foreign government until that government delivered dirt on a political opponent. Conway also took her rampant denials to CNN where Dana Bash pressed her on the same issue. Related Republicans 'Are Having Trouble With the Facts' Says Fox News' Chris Wallace Mick Mulvaney's Appearance on Fox News Sunday Was Not to Be Believed, Literally Related 13 Gutsiest Loretta Lynn Lyrics How 'Led Zeppelin II' Was Born “So you feel totally confident that, at the core of this, the heart of this there was no quid pro quo?” Bash asked. But Kellyanne evaded, saying, “I feel confident about the fact that Ukraine has that aid and is using it right now, that it’s because of this president that they have it.” Bash replied, “Kellyanne, you very notably won’t say yes or no. Quid pro quo, yes or no?” But, because nailing Conway down on any facts is a daunting task, she once again wiggled out of this very clear question by saying “I don’t know” and moving into her word salad tactic of deflection and blaming the Democrats: “First of all, I just said to you I don’t know whether aid was being held up and for how long. I know that there were two senators, a Democrat and a Republican, who called over from Ukraine and inquired about the aid. But we’re trying to impeach a president here now in this town, across this country. Why? Because nothing in this conversation so far resonates to the country, especially in the 17 swing states, that would lead to a high crime or misdemeanor,” Conway said, adding, “That’s why Nancy Pelosi has also said she’s not sure that we’ll get there. She promised us — six s
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