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Spectacle in florence, pope alexander has sal-- >> he was destroyed by his defiance of the pope. >> for his transgressions, the pope supporters demand the heretic die. on may 23, 1498, savonarola is pulled into the square and burned at the stake. >> they let him burn until nothing is left. >> in august of 1503, after creating a diplomatic empire,
Him a heretic. >> two month office this spectacle in florence, pope alexander has -- >> he was destroyed by his defiance of the pope. >> for his transgressions, the pope supporters demand the heretic die. on may 23, 1498, savonarola is pulled into the square and burned at the stake. >> they let him burn until nothing is left. >> in august of 1503, after
Than follow the rules set forth in a lawyer in that post. >> but as far as the president's legal jeopardy, given that don mcgahn thank goodness stopped him from making any other move to fire mueller and up to this point, does that help the president himself in terms of what he could be face manage the mueller investigation some. >> not really. there are two standards that he is going to be judged under. one is the criminal law standard, the federal criminal code, and there's a section in there for obstruction and about 12 obstruction statute, but the one that he is confronts is 18 usc 1503 whi...
Tweets are, quote, official statements of the president of the united states close quotes. a few clarifying questions, mr. director. in your experience at the department of justice have you ever prosecuted a case involving a charge of obstruction of justice? >> yes. >> sections 1503, 1505 and 1512 of title 18 make it a crime if someone corruptly obstructs or impedes any official proceeding. what does it mean to corruptly obstruct influence or impede an official proceeding? >> well, congressman, that would require me to get into kind of a legal discussion and it's been a while since i looked at...
Amendment but grounds of first amendment. you don't have to talk than or it's not intact. >> i want to read from you article's impeachment of richard nixon. in this conduct of the office of the president of the united states richard m. nixon in violation of are constitutional oath to faithfully execute office of the president of the united states and to the best of his ability preserve, protect, defend the constitution of the united states, this is the interesting part. in violation of his constitutional duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed prevented obstructed and impeded th...