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Realize that they dont want him to look like a fair arbiter in this situation. but if he is the person that newt gingrich said he was, he would have probably disclosed this meeting he had with the president and let them know and decide before he had that meeting. >> to jasons point, its an incomprehensible idea. >> and what trump is thinking is this may be worse as this investigation goes on. but one major difference between firing comey and firing mueller is there is an evidence of a potential ...

Supporters taking it ponz nepz to go and do that. i hope thats the case theres a big different between comey and mueller. director comey had already received a ton of criticism for the handling of the clinton investigation last year they were people once reminded of these things we spau the lort of an lynch story we saw the leaking all of this. completely separate from someone like mueller who has a pretty sterling reputation. >> kirstin its -- itsen possible the president saw people on fox talk...

State can play a neutral arbiter role here. the senate last evening came out with a list a bipartisan bill a strong list of sanctions theyll try to place on russia that would hamstring this administrations ability, if it wanted to, to pull back sanctions against russia. so we have not heard from the administration or the secretary of state on that as well. you consider all that has happened in foreign policy and what the president has been saying since he has been inaugurated over twitter and ot...

Back. >> listen, short of i charge the president with obstruction of justice, right, you can also have -- throughout this investigation people -- its all been in the eyes of the beholder, right? the firing of jim comey was -- you know, a lightning event for democrats. republicans, like, its -- you can have the same situation with muler. >> thats been true in past crises. a lot of nixons base stuck with him and clinton got more popular during his crisis. its entirely popular that will happen, but...

Sure that not only does this not happen to my democracy, but our allies democracies as well. it is going on today. comeys remarks are going to be used by russian information campaigns over the next two to three weeks. and at the same point, the president has put forward no russia policy other than to appease them. i found comeys remarks powerful both in terms of the stated democracy, but how he saw himself as an independent arbiter and why he was punished for that. >> on that point, james comey ...

The white house has been reluctant to look like theyre trying to put a thumb on the scale here. weve seen the white house saying theyre going to let him testify, theyre not going to testify, theyre not going to assert that executive privilege to prevent him from doing so. the president wishing him good luck in the oval office a few minutes ago. clearly a lot of people in trump world were not paying attention to what the fbi director has to say. >> the details of not -- he will stop short accordi...

Impartial of the arbiter of the work we do day in and day out. >> congress member, what is your reaction of the president pulling out of the paris climate accord. i know you are in berlin right now. you are getting an earful from people overseas. what is your reaction? >> well, it is funny. i was listening to chris collins talk to chris cuomo. my head was spinning. it is not just the fact we joined the elite company of nicaragua and syria. but every business leader in america and the presidents ...

Policy for 70 years that the united states having created in system benefits enormously because we get to write the rules, set the agenda. as the person who negotiated in deal on the obama administration said americas interests were front a and center in a way no other countrys were because the united states was leading. so to the united states to walk away -- first of all it means that the glue that has held the international community together starts to dissolve. and secondly its an ee ee norm...

The documentary like and what did you make of it? >> i was a talking head in "generation zero." i was in the famous breitbart townhou hall. we talked two, three -- i felt we were talking very much at cross purposes. that is i was talking -- id written a big history of the 1970s and i was talking about the events of that period. and bannon was interested in doing a cultural indictment of his own baby boom generation. of course, the decisionmakers in the 1970s were not baby boomers. >> right. >> s...

>> -- its hard to imagine a how the president is going to deal with. everything is so corrosive of his credibility and of the administrations credibility, thats your most valuable asset and theyre losing it. >> one more point comes back to a point we made with earlier. ok. if you can get the memos from comey, thats important. but the ultimate arbiter would be tapes. the president put it in quotes. we know there are many who have attested to the fact that he has often recorded -- always recorded ...