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Candor but you have to run the gauntlet with your peers. his peers actually did this and he got to bring in his wife was a little known fact about this case, he recused himself because his wife was going to run for state senate seat in virginia, then he decided to get rid of that recusal, then hillary clinton is about to win so he takes a recusal back in. it is so fishy that he got fired and if hillary clinton had won this guy would be the number 2 person at the department of justice for the fbi...

Love talking about the obstruction part of this because its the part that sort of gets people gossiping. but i think the thing that got us here is what the russians did, and i think its an important day for people to be reminded of that. and mueller, i think, is very willing to go there. and he might be able to -- they might be able to get more out of him in that part of it merchandise. >> does that work in our legal system where they found potential wrongdoing, but you shouldnt be investigating...

One of speaker pelosis top deputies is now publicly arguing congress will hold impeachment proceedings eventually. 58 members of congress now back impeachment. but critics say it is time for congress just to move on and not relitigate all this, which raises the question, of all the things congress has looked into in its history, would this be the thing to move on from? take a point from a former obama doj official. congress spent years investigating benghazi surely should spend an equivalent amo...

But what they do not have a right to do is to have their own prosecutorial investigation which is why the proper thing for bill barr who by the way, the attorney general has been undergoing an investigation for quite some time now so the fact that the white house is now taking this extraordinary step which we been waiting for for months and months. it probably means this is well enough along where they have a grasp of what they want to declassify, what needs to be made public and here is the key...

But what they do not have a right to do is to have their own prosecutorial investigation which is why the proper thing for bill barrh who by the way, the attorney general has been undergoing an investigation for quite some time now so the fact that the white house is now taking this extraordinary step which we been waiting for for months and months. it probably means this is well enough along where they have a grasp of what they want to declassify, what needs to beha made public and here is the ...

There should be obstruction charges. people like flynn, people like don mcgahn, who can fill in the details here. >> your paper has an astute piece out today that the white house, that democrats are frustrated, julie, by the white house here on congressional investigations because their plan had been, okay, keep these witnesses coming before, keep these issues churned up in the public eye via committee hearings, but if the witnesses arent turning up, is that another battle that the white house h...

How will this between the white house and congress impact the the legislative priority? is he going to be able to get anything done? >> they are not talking about the substance at this point, they are just questioning each others motives something you know you get to a new level in politics where you are so distrustful of the other guy. >> the democrats would argue, its our job. if we did not do this how will future congresses behave, potentially when there is a democrat in the white house and t...

Level of hysteria. its not the extent of the hysteria commits everywhere all of a sudden. trace gallagher has been on the story and explains. >> democrats have subpoenaed attorney general bill barr, held him in contempt, asked him to resign and suggested criminal sanctions, none of which stopped the ag from assigning a federal prosecutor to investigate the origins of the trump-russia probe. john h term, u.s. attorney in connecticut, has reportedly been on the case for a while. durham also has a ...

White house and congress impacts the the legislative priority? is he going to be able to get anything done? >> they are not talking about the substance at this point they are just questioning eachch others motives, something you know you get to a new level ine politics where you are soac distrustful of the other guy. >> the democrats would argue its our job. if we did not do this how will future congresses behave potentially when there is a democrat in the white house and there is potential wron...

>> sandra: the justice democrats pac removing congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and her chief of staff from its board amid legal and ethical questions about their affiliation with the group. lets bring in charles payne. what can you tell us about this, charles? >> its interesting. when the potential gaitions or the notification of potential wrongdoing was brought up, the ocasio-cortez more or less said we were trying something new. it was not nefarious or illegal. her and her chief of staff...