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>> thank you. >> i would like to start by talking to you the former fbi director, james comey's closed-door interview with the house judiciary committee yesterday. you are a member of that committee. you decided to bring him back in. you don't want to come in. you had to subpoena him. i'm curious, you talk for seven hours. were you able to get anywhere or the answers that you needed? >> it was incomplete. there are several reasons why. there is an fbi lawyer there that would would not let him answer some questions. there are times where mr. comey cannot simply remember things that i think woul...

Ron johnson who is the chairman our countries. >> bill: that from earlier of the senate oversight today. committee they intend to pursue now live to argentina. president trump arriving on the this and know the inspector red carpet. >> sandra: and what a moment general who filed a 400-page this is. report. if you are looking for of course, this is the moment questions for mr. comey you need look no further than the when 20 leading industrialized 400-page report from the and emerging economies come inspector general regarding together. they account for 85% of gdp, matters. and that coupled with ...

Court, "mr. comey should not be coerced into participating in a partisan effort to undermine the legitimacy of an institution that he served for the better part of four years. there is no legitimate reason why mr. comey cannot provide live public testimony about the matter under investigation." house judiciary committee chair bob goodlatte responding to comey. >> we have already indicated that we hate it will the transcript of this under oath private interview the next day. 16 other people have testified under oath in the same setting that we are asking him to do it. his claim that he needs to...

Witness's statement "it was a dark and stormy night," as i stood by the grandfather clock, i saw in front of me a swirl of emotions. >> kind of a serious time. >> comey cannot only write, but when you read that -- >> it's incredible. >> the opening argument to a jury, a prosecutor's opening argument where he spells out a story with a beginning, a middle, and the end, that was the last time i spoke with the president. >> we have co-founder of axios, jim vandehei with us and columnist from "the washington post" david ignatius and senior political analyst for nbc and msnbc news mark halperin and ...

but not the arteries that make money. that is how the taliban makes money now. lapis, gold, marble, pistachios, of course, opium and hashish. >> tucker: it might benefit america, though. erik prince, thank you. that was interesting. democrats want the president impeached over the james comey's members. gregg jarrett of fox says that comey cannot accuse trump of breaking the law without putting himself in legal jeopardy, as well. he'll join us in at minute. .in. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked...