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a.m. pass is a door. she amended her statement to the fbi about this after mike flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the agents. >> clint, it must be a feeling, a singular feeling. you're the only one on the panel who has done this. represented the fbi and sat across civilians and started the questioning process reminding them that they had better be honest because you're an officer of the federal government. boy, i bet that focuses the mind. >> yeah. usually they're nervous as soon as you show up especially if you are showing up based on the teams. they went through his history. when was the first time that you hung out with russians? oh, i went there, you know, i met with the head of the gru, then they worked it back to the very specific points. it's like a funnel. you start very wide.
Mike-flynnFbiClintStatementPassSingular-feelingAgentsDoorOnePanelCiviliansQuestioning-processand the why question. other people are involved in the communication with the russian a.m. pass is a door. she amended her statement to the fbi about this after mike flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the agents. >> clint, it must be a feeling, a singular feeling. you're the only one on the panel who has done this. represented the fbi and sat across civilians and started the questioning process reminding them that they had better be honest because you're an officer of the federal government. boy, i bet that focuses the mind. >> yeah. usually they're nervous as soon as you show up especially if you are showing up based on the teams. they went through his history. when was the first time that you hung out with russians? oh, i went there, you know, i met with the head of the gru, then they worked it back to the very specific points. it's like a funnel.
Mike-flynnFbiPeopleQuestionStatementPassDoorCommunicationRussianam-OneClintPanelis mike flynn was completely irrational and lying for no good reason. i think that is still the big central question in this, why, and there are other people who we should remember, too, were involved in this communication with the russian ambassador during this period. i'm thinking of mike flynn's deputy, k.t. mcfarland who amended her statement to the fbi about this after mike flynn pleaded guilty to lying to those agents. >> clint, it must be a feeling, a singular feeling, you're the only one on the panel who has done this, represented the fbi and sat across from civilians and looked them in the eye as you're looking at me and started the questioning process, reminding them that they had better be honest because you're an officer of the federal government. boy, i bet that focuses the mind. >> yeah, i mean, usually they're nervous as soon as you show up. especially if you're showing up based on an investigation. he -- they did the classic style of this. you start in with rapport building, you sit down with them, you start having the conversation. they went through his history. okay, when was the first time that you hung out with russians? oh, i went there, you know, i met with the head of the gru,
Mike-flynnPeopleReasonQuestionAmbassadorRussiansMcfarlandCommunicationDeputyKtOneFbidumb things have happened this week. but to say essentially that the work load is too tough for women to do it, when they are in the middle of a conversation about women and the fact that this is a guy who had to hire a female prosecutor to come in and question the woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault, because they didn't want it to reflect poorly on them if they questioned her aggressively, if they weren't sensitive enough or just acted normal during the questioning process. because, of course, when that happened with anita hill, it was in some of the senator's obituaries, the way they acted toward her. so he provided himself with some cover so that he wouldn't be criticized by hiring a woman. but now he's saying they don't have women on the committee. republican women on the committee because of the work load, despite their efforts to try to recruit women. >> and then he went back to revise and extend his remarks, as we say in the united states senate. and because the question was asked of him again, and then he pointed out that on average, any woman in the senate, whether they're on judiciary or other committees, probably work harder than the average man. so he went back. and there are only five
Brett-kavanaughWomenThingsShouldn-tWomanSexual-assaultGuyFactProsecutorWorkloadConversationMiddlewe have all the information already through the letters. i want to know the parameters and questioning process. >> again, the idea that this will all be limited and confined, if it was every true sunday morning seems less possible after "the new yorker" piece after another woman says she was sexually assaulted by brett kavanaugh. over the weekend there are people coming forward, including a woman who had been identified as somebody who had been at the party, and she said i don't know brett kavanaugh and i don't know if i have ever been in the same room with kavanaugh, and there's a calendar that he produced, but he is producing evidence. where does that all fall? >> you will expect republicans to try and say there's no corroboration, there's she says which is her account and detailed and laid out as she
IdeaInformationQuestioning-processParametersLettersWomanPeopleDont-know-brett-kavanaughWeekendNew-yorkerSunday-morningSupport-kavanaughbias? >> absolutely not. i think they failed in their effort to do just that because they were trying to grandstand more than they were trying to do what the american people wanted, which is to hear the explanations of peter strzok. and when they tried to use the questioning process to simply further a particular narrative, whether it was favorable or not favorable to him -- had i been in a trial and i had done this very same thing, there would have been so many objections. let the witness actually answer the question. it wasn't an opportunity for me to simply give my closing or my opening argument. it was an opportunity for him to actually speak. now, whether he carried his own burden of proof is a very different story, chris. >> right. okay. we're going to get to that as well. let's be fair. it's not a trial, all right? these politicians, they can't even agree on what time it is if they had a big digital clock in front of their faces, and there was certainly a hell of a lot more heat then there was light. gags, what do you think came out today that is worthy criticism of peter strzok? >> chris, looking at it from the perspective of what we endured
Peter-strzokPeopleBiasQuestioning-processEffortExplanationsGrandstandIt-wasn-tQuestionThingWitnessOpportunityi think they failed in their effort to do just that because they were trying to grandstand more than they were trying to do what the american people wanted, which is to hear the explanations of peter strzok. and when they tried to use the questioning process to simply further a particular narrative, whether it was favorable or not favorable to him -- had i been it's a to get the information. in a trial and i had done this very same thing, there would have been so many objections. let the witness actually answer the question. it wasn't an opportunity for me to simply give my closing or my opening argument. it was an opportunity for him to actually speak. now, whether he carried his own burden of proof is a very different story, chris. >> right. okay. we're going to get to that as well. let's be fair. it's not a trial, all right? these politicians, they can't even agree on what time it is if they had a big digital clock in front of their faces, and there was certainly a hell of a lot more heat then there was light. gags, what do you think came out today that is worthy criticism of peter strzok? >> chris, looking at it from the perspective of what we endured today, it was political theater of the highest order.
Peter-strzokPeopleQuestioning-processEffortExplanationsGrandstandNarrativeQuestionWitnessTrialOpportunityThingentire set of folks who lie on a regular basis, who lie easily, gratuitously, who lie pointlessly. now they're in bob mueller's world where if, in fact, you lie to an fbi agent and it's not something that sarah huckabee sanders is going to be able to spin. these guys are incredibly vulnerable because they are who they are. >> let me ask you a serious real question. when i worked in the white house h. i've talked about this before. you and i talked about this monday. scooter libby was indicted by the special investigation by pat fitzgerald because in the questioning process, many, many months after valerie plame's name was leaked, he didn't answer truthfully in an interview. how many white house aides, how many people from the trump campaign have that as a wory right now? >> i got to believe knish who is before the special counsel has
FactBob-muellerWorldFbiFolksSetAgentBasisLie-pointlesslyWhoGratuitouslySomethingpresumably we understand he was the driver of the van. there were some eyewitness accounts suggesting two other men fled the scene although police are not confirming that, but talk to us about what will happen in the hours ahead. this man, this 48-year-old man has been taken to hospital. that presumably has slowed down the investigation and the questioning process. >> well, it may have slowed down the investigation -- or the interrogation process, rosemary, but i guarantee you that it is not going to slow down the investigation, because right now what they're trying to do is determine whether he's affiliated with any organization, any groups, any type of person or organization who would want to hurt people because of their race or religion. that's going to go on full speed even while he's in the hospital and, frankly, unless the person's completely confessing you're not going to get much useful information from them anyway, unless they're defiant
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