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Impeach the president, that means the economy has to fail, but the economy is thriving. that means foreign policy would have to fail. what a horrible position to be for them. >> yeah, well, sean the democrats never had an agenda to run on. what is your agenda in give us your money, give us your healthcare and give us your kids and broken public schools? all they have is the mueller case right now. the mueller case is collapsing. the case has been deeply conflicted from the start. two of the pros...

Russian company that did not exist at the time. a lawyer for the company said your honor, we are dealing with a situation of the government indicting the proverbial ham sandwich. it didnt exist as a legal entity at the time in the government. at a later time if they could show it did exist wed probably represent them but for purposes today, we dont represent them. wow! andy mccarthy quoted to say from national review online one thing you never want to do is indict in a case you are not prepared ...

But the public and the press only found out about it after it was over. they found out about it through a statement that the white house put out that reads in part, "this morning first lady melania trump underwent an embolisation procedure to treat benign kidney condition. and it was successful." we dont know what the condition is but it is typically used to treat tumor. in this case, benign tumor. they inject the particles in the blood vessel to cut off the blood supply to kill the tumor. that ...

>> your show and the great reporting that john has done demonstrated that this is but one conflict of interest. the mueller probe is an orgy of conflict of interest. any one of them independently could be brushed aside but viewed in the totality it shows how corrupt and biased this investigation is. also an important point on this oligarch deraspoka. senator cotton asked a question in february if the oligarch was involved in the drafting of the dosier with christopher steele. and christopher wra...

Congress they asked the oligarch -- >> a great question. >> sean: to fund this, by the way? >> yeah. >> sean: they got the russian oligarch to pay $25 million. actually part of me thinks its genius. but then they use the same guy against manafort and dont mention you know the guy. >> that is right. i talk to the senate intelligence, house intelligence committee chairman from that time. bill nelson and mike rogers who said they were never briefed and they were surprised to learn the operation occ...

Will join us later. he was asking for this information. sara, i read all 50 paces of what happened in the manafort case. now four times. i have read it all four times. i showed our audience just the highlights. this was the biggest judicial beat-down. i used to read scalia and his scathes defense. this is a far bigger beat-down to mueller or weissman who we warned was the lead attorney in the courtroom that day, although not arguing for the special counsel. >> it is huge. i think he taught every...

Actual subpoenas. the department of justice doesnt care. if they issue a subpoena, you better comply or they are going to take you to court. if congress issues one, yeah, whatever. fortunately nunes has got some guts and some political capital that he is willing to spend with his own political leadership. he is has people like gowdy, ratcliff, desantis behind him to support him. but that is the front line. he is leading the charge. >> sean: but they are not handing it over, they are not cooperat...

The department of justice doesnt care. if they issue a subpoena, you better comply or they are going to take you to court. if congress issues one, yeah, whatever. fortunately nunes has got some guts and some political capital that he is willing to spend with his own political leadership. he is has people like gowdy, ratcliff, desantis behind him to support him. but that is the front line. he is leading the charge. >> sean: but they are not handing it over, they are not cooperating. they were obs...

He was asking for this information. sara, i read all 50 paces of what happened in the manafort case. now four times. i have read it all four times. i showed our audience just the highlights. this was the biggest judicial beat-down. i used to read scalia and his scathes defense. this is a far bigger beat-down to mueller or weissman who we warned was the lead attorney in the courtroom that day, although not arguing for the special counsel. >> it is huge. i think he taught everyone a lesson of what...

By stormy daniels and confused by the constant contradictions, its the judicial system. and when the judicial system led by robert mueller with all of the evidence that he is gathering decides that weve got to straighten this out, rudy has made it even more important to figure out what did the president really know and when did he know it about all of these interrelated money schemes makes it all the more necessary to have the presidents personal testimony, which is why the case for a subpoena i...