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>> july 20, 1993, was a busy day. supreme court nominee ruth bader ginsburg began her confirmation hearings before the senate judiciary committee on capitol hill. >> my approach, i believe, is neither liberal nor conservative. >> in little rock, the fbi obtained a search warrant for the office of david hales capital management services. and in the white house rose garden, president clinton announced a major nomination. >> good morning. please sit down. >> just one day earlier, bill clinton had b...

>> july 20, 1993, was a busy day. supreme court nominee ruth bader ginsburg began her confirmation hearings before the senate judiciary committee on capitol hill. >> my approach, i believe, is neither liberal nor conservative. >> in little rock, the fbi obtained a search warrant for the office of david hales capital management services. and in the white house rose garden, president clinton announced a major nomination. >> good morning. please sit down. >> just one day earlier, bill clinton had b...

>> july 20, 1993, was a busy day. supreme court nominee ruth bader ginsburg began her confirmation hearings before the senate judiciary committee on capitol hill. >> my approach, i believe, is neither liberal nor conservative. >> in little rock, the fbi obtained a search warrant for the office of david hales capital management services. and in the white house rose garden, president clinton announced a major nomination. >> good morning. please sit down. >> just one day earlier, bill clinton had b...

D danforth looked into the waco disaster. and he couldnt use the fbi because he was investigating the fbis role in waco. he eventually hired 74 people in his staff. is bob mueller going to do the same thing? rely on the fbi? will his role be to do whatever rob rosenstein would have done if he had stayed? or will it be a parallel investigation? i suspect robert mueller doesnt even know the answer to that. so having the special counsel will stretch it all out. >> thanks for your analysis on this. ...