the description of comey s insubord naegz. he was more than that. he subverted the department much justice in the core function even though loretta lynch was compromised there sat sally yates with all of her flaws to easily sdrien what happened and decided this case on behalf of the attorney general. what is happening now, they are delaying purposely to prevent timely disclosure. sean: you are convinced they will try to bury this. and the person who does this is not the inspector general? no, it is rod rosenstein. the deputy inspector general releases the congress and it is controlled by the attorney general and inspector general. and they have the right to make changes for national security. sean: two weeks worth of
an attack on the core functions of government. i get if you re a conservative and you re saying, i don t know, government shouldn t be mandating what s taught in classrooms, or government is too intrusive in our economic life, that s standard conservatism. when you re going after what a core function of government is, which is public safety, right, a core constitutional function, then you re talking about a very different kind of republican party and what you re saying is exactly right. this plays into the russian agenda because what russia really wants to do is sow profound distrust among americans at basic federal and state institutions. that is, that is their goal. it is essentially operation chaos from the kremlin, and they now have an agent, an unwitnessing agent, i hounwitti agent in the name of wayne la
roads. the alternative iseo polls. the federal government is only willing to put about $200 billion into this $1.5 trillion infrastructure programs of the question is where s the rest of the money going to come from? what the states have been doing is selling roads to the private sector and put on whopping tolls. tucker: why do we have government, is it to run diversity seminars and retirement for federal employees? it s to defend the borders, to keep the t visigoths at bay into pay for roads. that s a core function of governments, when did that become an extra add-on do you know what i mean? i would love to carve all the deadbeats out of the entitlement programs and pay for it that way. 1 out of 20 americans are adults on social security or disability i can t believe that 1 out of 20 adults between 16 and 65 can t work. but the obama administration strategy was to give everybody a disability pension.
i m saying that s where we get the money from. tucker: can we start at the beginning, paving the roads is not a core function but the core function of going back to rome of the government. now they re telling us they re going to sell it to a private equity group who is going to shaft you or make rural america pay more. it s as old as the country, towns and villages couldn t put the road up they would have a small syndicates of farmers and artisans who would pay for the roads because they wanted to get products to market, we had the turnpike. they all went bust. tucker: if you work back from first principles is what you get to. if we were to pass this 25-cent that would eliminate aboutdl 60% of the benefit that middle america got from his tax cut. it s ridiculous to go to
tucker: can we start at the beginning which is to pave the roads is not just a core function, it s the core function going back to rome of a government to another telling us, we either sell it to some private equity group is going to shaft you or we have to make rural america pay more. when we get these choices? back in the early days of the republic, the towns and villages couldn t put roads up, so they would have small syndicates of farmers and artisans who would pay for the roads because they wanted to get their products to the market and then they would charge tolls. a lot of the turnpikes we had our going bust. tucker: if you work backwards from first principles, here s what you get to. if he were to pass this 25-cent increase, that would instantly illuminate about 60% of the benefit that middle america got from his tax cut. it s ridiculous to go $0.25.