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Before the public and exonerates him. a lot of the activity that we have seen coming out of the white house trying to undermine that legitimacy is not doing the president any kind of service unless his expectation or belief is that ultimately there is incriminating information coming out of this. the white house certainly learned or should have learned following the firing of fbi director jim comey that some of those hasty decisions can lead to the very conclusions or consequences that they want...

Independent and protected. >> he told the "times" quote i have the absolute right to do what i want to do with the justice department. is that true? >> yes, that is true. thats the carry part. and the reason why he has the absolute right is congress has not passed anything and we need to know the answers to these really important questions about whether or not the trump campaign in anyway colluded with the russians. we dont know the answer until we get the response from mueller. its important no...

Faith that lower taxes on businesses and the wealthy reap benefits that trickle down to the rest of us. they argue that the extra money that companies get to keep increases demand for workers and drives up wages, but history shows us that cutting corporate taxes does not guarantee higher wages. back in the 80s during another anti-tax drive under president reagan, the corporate tax rate was slashed from 46% to 34%. but instead of boosting wages, they actually fell for five straight years by as mu...

Papadapoulos reporting if it comes out to be true. also farther back in time. >> it is very interesting to see the gap between what the president said about the mueller investigation and his legal team does and how they act on it. and what the surrogate for the president saying. it is a huge gap. it is not the president bringing up uranium or gps, it is the surrogates which said it is as if they are preparing a political, a p.r. response on capitol hill almost more than they are taking those poi...

Fairly? >> well, i mean i do not really draw my conclusions by the various positions of the president that he takes. i think this is a case where a republican president appointed a republican attorney general who appointed a republican special counsel. he is doing his job. he ought to be able to do the job that he was tasked with and it has produced some clear evidence of wrongdoing. there have been guilty pleas, there have been indictments of senior officials very close to the president. >> con...

During barack obamas administration, we had in 2016 republicans wanting to impeach the irs commissioner. we tabled that. and now we have some democrats going to the floor with articles of impeachment on donald trump. those have been tabled as well. as i said, lets -- lets just let director mueller finish his work, finish his investigation before we come to any conclusions. >> let me squeeze in another topic here. lets turn to immigration reform. president trump telling democrats he wont consider...

Very thought flee afully and ca in the investigation, and now that he is getting closer to the presidents inner circle and the president himself, now they have begun the attack, robert mueller is corrupt and its an old playbook. if you are worried about the conclusions of the investigation, undermine the investigators. i dont have a lot of confidence because the president didnt do that in the interview, his republican colleagues are doing it for him in the congress and all over cable tv. we have...

Find your awesome, and change the way you wifi. a man in a russian jail claims he is the one who hacked the dnc under direct orders from russian intelligence last year rehe says he left behind proof in the hack. according to mcclatchy, a man named constantine kozlovsky gave an interview saying russias intelligence agency ordered the hack, and he left behind a digital signature, a hidden data file, including the numbers of his russian passport and travel visa. only a few people have seen the de...

With mueller and the congressional ones are making the u.s. look bad? >> no, i dont. i believe the russia investigation, you know, speaks to our transparency in many ways. the russians meddled in our elections, and not only here but throughout the world, and its important this be investigated by congress and director mueller. we have to let him do his work and lets see what he finds before we jump to conclusions. >> what did you think when your colleague, francis rooney of florida says this abou...

Documents related to the original subpoena they received back in august. we will see if they make the deadline. since donald trump took office former president obama, slamming his success policy. >> people have entirely different -- just conclusions in information that reinforces their current biases. the politics we see now, we thought we put that to bed. that goes 50 years back. >> to mobilize every couple months to keep our leaders from inflicting real human suffering on our constituents. hea...