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What the intention was there and whether thats an offense. Paul michael served as the 81st attorney general of the United States under george w. Bush. Judge, welcome. Good to be here. Paul lets focus first on whats the appropriate behavior for a Senior Justice Department official like the fbi director in interacting with the president of the United States because when you go into the oval office its intimidating thing, i guess. How was he supposed to behave when the president pulls him aside and says Something Like he said with by Michael Flynn . The same way he would behave any place else. Yes, the oval the idea of the oval office is intimidating, he may be in fact, intimidating for the first few times youre there, for the first 15 minutes. [laughter] if youve been the u. S. Attorney in two districts f youve been the Deputy Attorney general f youve been for a number of years, the director of the fbi and youre intimidated by being in the oval office, youre in the wrong job. Paul how should he have react today that . If he thought what he says he thought, mr. President , we cant have this conversation. And he said he thought he was being direct today shut down that portion of the probe, the flynn probe, he should have said, we cant have this conversation and talk to the attorney general . Sure. Talked to the attorney general. I dont think that it would have been reporting a crime but he should have talked to the attorney general immediately so that anybody else was aware of what had happened when everybody left the room. Paul what about the idea that james comey has talked about, he used the word, the fbi is traditionally been independent of the executive branch. Is that true . No, its not true. The fbi is in the executive branch and it is not independent. Theres a very funny story about ramsey clark when he first became ag showed up on a saturday and wearing a sport jacket and stopped in the hall by a watchman who said, can i see your id. Im the attorney general. Thats fine, show me your id. He said, no, im the attorney general. He said i dont think if youre j. Edgar hoover himself, show me your id. Thats some peoples idea of the being independent but its not. Paul accountability of the president of the United States and yet theres some tension there because you dont want political actors directing investigations or saying stop that investigation, so there is there is some tension, there is some art to this . There is. You dont want political actors doing that. At the same time, if there are, for example, reasons of state why investigations should be stopped, if somebody is investigating a relatively minor crime committed by some foreign diplomat, somebody in whom the president has a much larger interest, he would be perfectly proper in saying i want that investigation shut down, there are bigger things at stakes. Paul was the president s behavior improper . Sure. Paul shouldnt have act that had way. There are a lot of things that you dont do not because theyre against the law and thats one of them. Paul what about the question of obstruction of justice, do you see any of that in the facts that comey layed out in. No. Paul why not . The obstruction of justice statute in so far as its relevant requires that the president acted corruptly unless he acted by force which obviously he didnt. So he acted corruptly, that means doing something lawful by an unlawful means or doing something unlawful. He didnt do either one of those. It wasnt that he took a bribe in order to shut down the investigation, it wasnt that he offered a bribe in order to shut down the investigation, he acted apparently out of concern for for flynn perhaps even out of concern for himself. Thats not corruptly. Paul what about the chain of events, i would hope to let this go and then, later, some months later, was that the chain of events that he was trying to shut down the probe . You dont shut down the probe firing by somebody who is conducting the probe report. [laughter] paul i think thats been proven by the fact of all the uproar. Correct. Thats not the way you shut down a probe. Paul comey is kind of having it both ways, on the one hand he says, i felt directed to shut down the probe, on the other hand im not saying it was obstruction of justice, but if he really felt it was directed, okay, he was being told, look, you must do this, why didnt he have an obligation and tap out a Resignation Letter saying, i cannot work for somebody who is directing me not to investigate something . Thats certainly an at alternative, you remember the famous hospital scene and he did threaten to resign unless they changed the program. Paul wrote the letter in advance of that meeting. Right. In fact, he was joined with the man who is now supposedly investigating all of this, Robert Mueller. The two of them threatened to resign. Paul that is right. Comey clearly said, but if comey said i believe there was obstruction at the time then he would have talked to the attorney general and maybe resigned, threaten to resign, you would think he would. What do you make of him going back to the fbi as he testified telling half dozen or ten colleagues about this and then keeping it quiet, essentially sticking his notes into a drawer and then keeping it quiet from everybody until he was fired . Thats whats known as having an ace in the hole. Not only did he create a memo, he created a memo that was by design not classified so that he could have it leaked eventually, gave it to somebody else to leak so that he wouldnt have his fingerprints on it immediately and assured that according to his own statement that a special prosecutor, special counsel would be appointed. Thats an extraordinary devious thing to do. Paul bottom line based on the fact that is we know, theres not Impeachable Offense or indictable offense that we know . Impeachable offense is what Congress Says its impeachable act. I dont think this rises to an impeachable act but thats for congress to decide. It is not a crime. Paul all right, judge, thanks very much for being here. Much more to come as we break down the comey testimony. Should the former fbi director have voiced his concerns about President Trump earlier or even resigned, our panel weighs in next. Why didnt you stop and say, mr. President , this is wrong, i cannot discuss this with you . Its a very good question. Maybe if i were stronger, i would have the sunll come out tomorrow. For people with Heart Failure, tomorrow is not a given. But entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. Tomorrow, tomorrow. I love ya, tomorrow in the largest Heart Failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading Heart Failure medicine. Women who are pregnant must not take entresto. It can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. 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As i said earlier, the circumstances were such that it was i was a bit stunned and didnt have the presence of mind and i dont know, i dont want to make you sound like im captain courageous, i dont know if i had the presence of mind i would have said, sir, thats wrong. Paul florida senator marco rubio questioning why former director james comey didnt immediately report his concerns about President Trumps behavior to the white House Counsels office, lets bring in columnist and Deputy Editor Dan Henninger and kim strassel and joe rago. I didnt have the selfpossession to address the president and tell him that isnt appropriate, does that wash in your mind . I dont think it washes, it doesnt wash in my mind and more importantly it doesnt wash in the American People, everybody who watched that, i would include even democrats. There something about the comey narrative that didnt quite add up and that exchange with senator rubio was a perfect example. Virtually everybody listening to what his description of what went on in the oval office, certainly anybody who has been around washington, would have said something improper happened there. Youre the director of the fbi and he could have walked out of that office and gone to white House Counsel and said, the president has just done something improper, you have to explain that this sort of thing cant happen or even go to attorney general and to say i dont know, i was so startled, strange. Paul if he didnt wanting to to the white House Counsels, the attorney general of the United States is his immediate superior, Deputy Attorney general but then the attorney general and you should do that and he said he didnt want to do because bought, joe, thought the attorney general was going to recuse himself from the russia probe, did he know that at the time . Thats the big question. How did he know that . Paul he couldnt have known because he rescued himself two weeks later. Unless hes a fortune teller. The narrative is i was so stunned, i just couldnt i couldnt i didnt have the composure to do anything but he goes back and writes a memo to himself, he discusses it with a half dozen of his senior deputies and then reserves all of this information for himself, doesnt inform the public, doesnt tell any of his superiors, it just doesnt add up. Paul lets take a clip with an exchange with senator rich and comey. The president of the United States with me alone saying i hope this, i took it as this is what he wants me to do, i didnt obey that but thats the way i took it. You may have taken as direction but thats not what he said . Correct. He said, i hope. Those were his exact words, correct. You dont know anybody who has been charged for hoping, is that a fair statement . I dont as i sit here. Paul and i mean, do you think that looking at all of this there is the democrats are many are going to say this is obstruction but what about the ultimate impact here . Is that going to play politically, do you think . No. I dont. I mean, theyre going to try to make it but this is a pretty devastating blow that jim comey ultimately made to the democratic case that there was obstruction because you look at the exact words and he has them there in black and white and had had to testify that hope was not a direction, he could take it the other way and democrats can make a big fuss over that, but its pretty clear cut on a piece of paper. Paul all right. Dan. Yeah, i want to add one point here. Judge explained to us that impeachment is a political decision, right, by the house of representatives and the democrats have been trying to run this offense against donald trump as a political event. Jim comeys appearance was one of the melodramatic political events in washington in years and it just didnt live up to its billing. He did not make the case for them in the way they we wanted to that the president had done something in violation of the law. Paul all right, but theres still political damage, joe. I agree with dans overall summary. He called him a liar, trump, if you want to read the worst into it, trump was trying to suddenly imply, hey, do me a favor here, you know, and theres a couple of exchange, comey described him as a relationship and hes not a babe in the woods. Hes a bear knuckle bureaucratic fighter who knows how to really put president s in their place frankly. Right, look, this is a guy professional whose caused crises in every administration which he served. He had the Bush Administration over wiretapping, under obama he had the Hillary Clinton email investigation and improper exoneration of her in the summer and now this. It leads me to believe that that youre exactly right that he knows what hes doing when trump had this tony soprano behavior, maybe this it would be nice if it went away. Comey was probably thrilled. This is exactly the kind of material that he can use as political insurance. Paul he went back and typed the memo and kept it as a form of political insurance, you never know know when youre going to need that. He leaked it in the hopes of prompting a special counsel. Paul we want to get into it in the next block. The white house goes on offense in an effort to move beyond the russia probe and keep the president s agenda on track but is there a strategy, a smart one . No collusion, no obstruction, hes a leaker, but we want to get back to running our great country phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. So the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight four weeks without the car. Okay, yup. Good night. With accident forgiveness your rates wont go up just because of an accident. Switching to allstate is worth it. Mr. Comey has now finally confirmed publicly what he repeatedly told President Trump privately, that is that the president was not under investigation as part of any probe into russian interference. Mr. Comeys testimony also makes clear that the president never thought to impede the investigation into attempted russian interference in the 2016 election. Paul that was President Trumps personal attorney mark kasawitz thursday responding to james comeys testimony on capitol hill. The president himself tweeting friday, despite so many falls statements and lies, total and completely vindication and, wow, comey is a leaker. We are back with Dan Henninger and kim strassel and joe rago. Kim, i want to address the question of leaks first and we have comey talking about how he directed a leak of his memos. Lets look. The president tweeted on friday after i got fired that i better hope that theres not tapes, i woke up in the middle of the night on monday night because it didnt dawn on me originally that there might be corroboration for our conversation, there might be a tape and my judgment was, i need today get that out into the Public Square and so i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with the reporter, didnt do it myself for a variety of reasons but i asked him to because i thought that might prompt the appointment of a special counsel. Thats pretty remarkable, that happens all of the time in washington, we should tell our viewers that but the fact that comey said he deliberately leaked it to trigger a special counsel probe. The deliberateness of it, this is now part of the discussion in washington, was this the first time that he did this. You know, if you think back and you step back the last six months of drama almost all of it has come from anonymouslysourced stories often mostly wrong but from different members of the Intelligence Community and its a very disturbing question about where all of these are coming from and opens up a new question of comey himself and whether or not hes ever done this before. Paul sounds to me that hes look if he wants mueller to be able to nail trump. Thats the implication i take out of this. He wanted that special counsel and he has teed mueller up to be able to conclude that there was obstruction of justice. Thats how i read it. Look, if you want to be cynical, you can make the argument. He never corrected the president of what the appropriate behavior should be and instead he went and took all the secret memos and kept building all this dossier and tossing it to mueller, maybe that was his goal along to bring down a president. Paul and dan, i dont think there are tapes. Remember when donald trump tweeted you better watch out if there are tapes and comey refer today that in his clip there, but the denied flat out that trump ever asked for loyalty so i doubt that there are tapes. It doesnt look like it and it seems the loyalty oath is subset minor issue here but theres a couple of things that have gotten sort of joined here that, i think, need to be separated. Comey established that trump was not the target of an investigation involving the russian penetration of the campaign. What was involved in this conversation was the probe of Michael Flynn, right . And the Michael Flynn probe is not the russian probe. Flynn may be involved in that but these are separate things. If he has establish that had the president was not a target, now we know that as a matter of fact unless at some point further on the new special counsel decides to pull the president into it. But i think that was the big thing that donald trump was looking for. Paul we also have something that came up regarding the clinton the Obama Administration, the Loretta Lynch was involved, lets listen. At one point the attorney general had directed me not to call it an investigation but instead to call it a matter which confused me and concerned me. Paul he said he felt queasy about that and described it as a matter anyway. Sounds like there was political pressure from the Obama Administration for comey to downplay the email probe. The contradiction here even as comey starts independent fbi, sovereign Law Enforcement agency paul under the constitution. Political accountability, if he truly thought the fbi was independent, then Loretta Lynch political interference in the clinton investigation should have prompted the exact same kind of blowup that he had over donald trump and the russia investigation but didnt suggest that he was more concerned about preserving his job than his professed principle. Paul bottom line is that this didnt live up to the political hype but did do some harm to trump and the real threat to trumps president ial future is Robert Mueller and the special counsel probe because we never know where that can go and clearly comey was teeing mueller up to to maybe do some damage to the president. All right, still ahead. Britains general election ends in a Hung Parliament in a stunning setback for Prime Minister Theresa Mays Conservative Party. What does it mean for brexit talks . We will have a report from london next approaching medicare eligibility . You may think you can put off checking out your Medicare Options until youre sixtyfive, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. Keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. The rest is up to you. Thats where aarp Medicare Supplement insurance plans insured by Unitedhealthcare Insurance Company come in. 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Well, they have authorized to try to do that, obviously now the ball is in her court to be able to first of all get a Firm Commitment from the democratic unionist party, the small Northern Irish union party and and then to be able to both convince them and then to be able to convince her fellow that shes the person to lead the party and then it all goes to parliament. So its going to be a mess and whatever government e emergency emerges and theres still chance that theresa may will be Prime Minister when the dust settles. She didnt have to call it until 2020, she went in thinking i will get a much bigger majority, all of labour voters so this is a perfect time to strike, it seemed, i guess, a reasonable bet but how can he stay after she led them well, thats why i think the torys are activist once they feel the labour leader is in effective. Unlike the labour side for years had hung onto Jeremy Corbyn who was seen unelectable and now he feels triumphant, i wonder if image and im certain that the processes are underway to try to think of alternative, whether that means bringing george o osbourne as opposed to theresa mays vision to quote, unquote, and goes after the big bad Business Practices and so forth. Or boris johnson, jon. The chancellor of the exchecker under cameron, even a practicing journalist, god for bid. I dont know if he wants to get into politics. How did he lose a 20point lead . Well, i think theres a couple of factors. One is i think brexit focus her government put forward had become tiresome in the fact that brexit was a settled question and yet focus of her government was we are going to be tough in brexit negotiations whereas where she came short putting a vision, okay, what would a post britain look like and to the extent that she put forward a vision, as i mentioned, it was this idea put forward by a clever but now seemed to be discredited Campaign Guru named nick timothy that suggested that should return to a prethatcher era of emphasizing solidarity, being okay with raising taxes and all about regulation, in fact, when government needs to step in when business and markets fall short. And that vision paul didnt work. We got the terror attacks in the last two weeks. What role did that play . And theresa may had been home secretary equivalent to homeland secretary here, did that hurt her . I spoke with Party Insiders ahead of the election and they were so confident that the fact that the country seems to be facing frankly allowgrade Islamist Insurgency with three attacks in 72 days that that would help her because for all her other shortcomings she put herself forward as the steady hand, she wouldnt engage in debates about these issues of security pree precisely because it allowed her to stay above the fray and appear as the Prime Minister and the rest do get out in petty forums and debates. All together they thought were in short of victory because she was facing a guy who called hamas and hezbollah friends and wants to disarm the Britains National Security Apparatus who doesnt believe in the shoot to kill policy when there are terrorists on the streets and so forth. So given that, they thought she would do well wit and maybe the reason she didnt do as bad as she could have been was because of the National Security shortage comings of cob corbyn. 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Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell reportedly told the president this week that a vote could come by july 4th, pressure is mounting on the gop as anthem Bluecross Blueshield announced this week that it will pull out in exchanges in many ohio counties this year growing uncertainty over the loss future. We are back with Dan Henninger, kim strassel and joe rago. Joe, how much progress are the Senate Republicans making behind the scenes . They are making a lot of progress in the sense that they studied this issue more than any other. Everybody says theyre working as well together as they ever have. Paul wow. Thats saying something. Thats progress. At this point they know what the policies are, they know what the tradeups are. Its time to make a decision. Paul and the tradeoffs are all geared from mcconnells point of view, you get to 50 points . Exactly. Paul the problems here or how rich to make the subsidies for the insurance onics changes, what to do with medicaid in particular, how much authority you give back to the states and how much money you pay in medicaid Going Forward from the federal government and how much how many taxes of the obamacare to cut . Right, its all about turning those dials and do you maybe preserve some of the taxes in order to make the subsidies more generous. Ultimately, i think leader mcconnell, hes going to make a prudential decision and have a vote, have accountability and what hes been telling members is we can either vote for this, defend the success or apologize for a failure and if we are going to fail, youre going to have to produce a body. If youre going to kill this, we are going to have a vote. Paul youre going to have a vote. And kim, mcconnell also telling his members, look, if we dont do something on this, obamacare is going downhill and we may have a debate amongst ourselves in the next year or so about how to bail out exchange and if we make this an issue in 2018 and 2020, whats going to happen is the democrats if they get power next time, they will make same mistake and go with sickle single payer. You see it happening already. As you get more news like what happened with anthem this week, you already see democrats, theyre developing new talking points, they are out there saying, look all of this problem you see in the health care market, it isnt because of obamacare, its because to have uncertainty thats being caused by republicans not doing anything in terms of their reform on the Health Care Bill. So there is an urgency for them to get something out and send a message to the markets to help calm things. Before this message gets dug in with the left and the public. Paul rand paul, kentucky senator, looks like hes not going to vote for anything here. So that is just one vote to spare whose democrats are going to try to oppose everything that trump does. Yeah, theres a lot at risk right here. You know, the republicans are trying to do something on the substance. One of the interesting things is they would like to move responsibility from medicaid out into the states and theres some interesting going on. Paul with some still federal funding. With federal funding, but the states are already trying to experiment with medicaid, just this week in the battle Legislature Passed a bill that would allow people in nevada to pay to get into medicaid if they wanted to. You can use obamacare credits or your own money, if thats what you want to do. I think it was a bad idea but sounds like an interesting experiment. Indiana allows people to put aside money who are on the poverty line who buy their own private insurance. Its been working well in indiana. The republicans have something to argue on behalf on that the states are better equipped to handle something this complex. Paul the bill that mcconnell is putting together its not going to be as conservative but conservative victories in terms of substantial tax cuts, the most medicaid in a long time, maybe ever and significant reform of the exchange. The question is will conservatives accept that as enough . Yeah, thats the big question. Are they going to decide to govern to make directional progress on on their policy goals or try to defeat this, i think thats a real question when you have the house bill come out first, the right hit it hard. Theyre going to have to, i think, be more pragmatic in this case to have any hope of forward advance. Paul all right, joe, thank you. When we come back, President Trump unveils a plan to privatize americas air Traffic Control system, what it could mean for your future flight destroy. But when it comes to mortgages, shes less confident. 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Talk to your doctor, and call 8442342424. Kelly all right, fox news alert, im celery wright in new york. We are following breaking story right now, in amsterdam people injured after vehicle strikes, the driver has been arrested. We will have more details on the breaking news stories at the top of the hour at 4 00 oclock right here in americas headquarters, join us then. Im on time. Paul that was President Trump on monday kicking off what the white house dubbed infrastructure week. The president unveiling a plan to privatize the nations air Traffic Control system from the governmentrun federal Aviation Administration to a nonprofit, a move the Administration Says will move air travel safer and more efficient. Robert pool is director of transportation policy at the reason foundation, hes advice for president ial administrations. Welcome, mr. Pool, great to have you here. A lot of americans think that air travel, the experience is getting worse, what role does the air Traffic Control system play in that deterioration . Well, the air Traffic Control system is behind the times in terms of its technology. It does not offer the same kind of advance technologies that enable planes to fly closer together safely and therefore get better use out of the air space and so it does contribute to delays particularly 40 of all the delays occur because of the new yorknew jersey air space near new york city and that is a terrible mess which the faa has made allow priority to solve and yet if it were customerdriven respond to go needs of aviation customers it would be a high priority, they would be working on that right now. Paul ffa knows this technology exists, Global Positioning System Technology is not new, its been around for a long time, why does the faa have such a hard time implementing these kinds of advances . A number of reasons, one they cant do revenue bond financing to a large scale procurements because they have to operate on annual allocations from congress. Paul okay. Unlike the air traffic corporations in 60 other countries. Secondly, they have a god awful procurement system, some members of congress, some democrats said its even worse than the department of defense. Many of these cases by the time something hits the field, not only does it not work right the first time, but its about 15 years past when they started defining it and its no longer even state of the art. Paul okay, the question is you mentioned 60something odd countries have Something Like this. Right. Paul move to nonprofit has been tried by other countries, whats the experience, for example, in canada . Canada is one of the best examples. 20 years old. Its basically a utility used as user coop on the governing board, no micro managing by the Canadian Parliament and issues revenue bonds, Investment Grade bond rating and has technology that puts faa to shame. They have Digital Pilot control or messaging across the country and north atlantic which we dont have yet and wont have for another eight years on a nationwide basis. They have they are putting in global satellite surveillance through an entity they created that 70 of the worlds earth surface doesnt have a radar. Planes are just up there and they have to have huge buffer zones around them because the controllers dont know exactly where they are but with satellitebase surveillance started in 2018 will know exactly where they are over the ocean just like we know over land and yet the faa itself has not signed up to subscribe to this even though faa is described for huge oceanic air space. Paul you are going to take risks, you are going to rely on technology, isnt there a danger, greater risk to passengers, whats your response . The response to that is the United States is the one thats in a highrisk operation because we dont have transparency between safety regular regulation and Service Provisions. In 2001 said two functions, safety regulation and at Service Provisions should be organizationally. The United States is the only country in the world who has not made the separation and thats one of the reasons 60 countries for the last 30 years have separated the two organizationally. Paul okay f this is such a great idea and i like it, ive been supporting this we have been supporting this at the journal for more than 20 years, why i know that. Paul why is there so much opposition to this politically . Yeah. A lot of it is a turf battle. Members of Congress Really enjoy having the ability to direct, tell the faa what to do and what not to do. The faa has over 50 facilities around the country, not only control towers but 20 big centers that control High Altitude flights. With todays technology they can probably do that with three to four that could be backing each other and you cant its almost impossible to close facilities in somebodys district and so you get these kind of concerns that prevent the kind of modernization that we really should have and that other countries with air traffic corporations are doing, australia has done this, germany has done it, uk has done it. Paul thank you for being here. Pef to take one more break. When we come back, hits and misses of the week. Perfectly balanced. Our senses awake. Our hearts racing as one. I know this is sudden, but they say. If you love something set it free. See you around, giulia im 51 years old. M. When i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. She just started to decline rapidly. I was rushed to the hospital. My symptoms were devastating. 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