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Its about beyond what the country wants in a president. gross abuse of power that disgusts enough of you to influence lawmakers. it doesnt put this president behind bars and nothing will but it could bar a second term if people see what key folks have to say. cautionary note. managing expectations. first example on that is the mueller report. too many on the left fueled too high of expectations for the outcome. the president has been playing to advantage with no collusion and no obstruction. her...

That just said that i was doing a cover up. i dont do cover ups. im the most transparent president probably in the history of this country. bottom line they said theres no collusion. no collusion with russia. the crime was committed on the other side. this whole thing was a takedown attempt at the president of the united states. all of a sudden i hear last night theyre going to have a meeting right before this meeting to talk about the "i" word. the "i" word, can you imagine? >> we can. donald t...

Date have cleared the president and his campaign of any and all wrongdoing. the hoax has been laid bare for all to see. we will give you so much more information. democrats in congress, apparently they havent gotten the memo. jerry nadlers clown show is in full swing, never ending string of frivolous subpoenas, after failing to haul in don mcgahn. then nadler issued subpoenas for his chief of staff. even former aide hope hicks, currently serves as ebp at this network, here at fox. were going to ...

Dont try to sidetrack me. >> not you people. >> dont try to sidetrack me. go ahead. whats the right move? >> speaking of sidetrack, i feel like in a lot of ways folks are. she was just on talking about a resolution of an investigation. i respect what she is doing. shes trying to move the ball down the field but its redundant. a resolution of investigation gives the same power to congressional committees to engage in oversight. to determine whether or not there was any wrongdoing and issue subpoe...

Matters involving possible how do they put it, wrongdoing or criminality on the part of executive officers. >> right, and you know, where was that fortunatelied? in the heat of watergate when nixon was trying to claim privilege over stuff where what he was doing when that stuff was finally exposed was plotting crimes. it turns out that can never be a privileged discussion. these fights are -- these fights are louder than they are seae o the part of the white house. >> so far the president is onl...

Citing itself. citing memos from that legal office over the decades. and chairman nadler points out that one of the justice department rules that is completely ignored in that memo is he says the justice departments own be long-standing policy is that "executive privilege should not be invoked to conceal evidence of wrongdoing or criminality on the part of executive officers." amazing how that would have been left out of that memo today. >> well, and you know, for the white house to be asserting...

Which is there are 14 ongoing matters that were referred by special counsel mueller to other jurisdictions. i think 11 of them were completely redacted within the mueller report. and so there might be all kinds of other wrongdoing that is being investigated currently. >> right. >> that we have no knowledge of. we dont know the subject matter nor do we know the targets. this is very important. and from an oversight standpoint, we must know what those matters are about. one other issue which is th...

Individual is held liable for all the consequences that come from defying a subpoena, just putting exclamation points on your orders doesnt necessarily make it any more likely that person is going to decide its in their interest to get themselves in legal trouble specifically because the president wants them to. don mcgahn has his own interests at this point. the president has dried to drag him through the mud behind him at this point and mcgahns got to do what hes got to do for himself in addit...

And the justice department said thats okay because he has complete immunity from any kind of congressional subpoena. he points out that memo from the justice department isnt really citing case law so much as citing itself. citing memos from that legal office over the decades. and chairman nadler points out that one of the justice department rules that is completely ignored in that memo is he says the justice departments own be long-standing policy is that "executive privilege should not be invok...

That none of us have answers on, which is there are 14 ongoing matters that were referred by special counsel mueller to other jurisdictions. i think 11 of them were completely redacted within the mueller report. and so there might be all kinds of other wrongdoing that is being investigated currently. >> right. >> that we have no knowledge of. we dont know the subject matter nor do we know the targets. this is very important. and from an oversight standpoint, we must know what those matters are a...