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they've got to fight the war. to win the war , they've got to have the tools to fight the war, to win the war. >> the first responsibilitavy should be europe's. if the united states wantsat to heles wan theirp and aid ther effort because they're targeting innocent men, wome becaun and civilians at tht point, the u.s., i think, is web be responsible for some help, but not the help that we'vat wee been giving, which which basically comes with nchor responsibility or no planth to actually win the conflict. >> well, there's also a further point, sean, is that if we hadnn been energy independent in this country and had been an exporter of energy, putin would have never felt he had the leverage to go after ukraine. >> but there's a deeper strategic point now. >> are sellingwestern off russian, european allies, all of their energy needtheir s >> we make it becoming an oileny rich energy. and i've said that countless time-rich couns. 've sa >> but yeah, that's one of the key lessons we have to learn is energyid independene and energy security is national security. but now, sean there's also a deeper point, which is that
the special counsel's tape. we've got it. we'll play it and get your reactio couns tn to it. on. this is supposed to be the smoking gun audiotape ofn ai donald trump that will convict him in the florida case as to the document issue, it's a two minute tape. we've got the whole thing coming up straightcase, it ahea and in typical biden fashion, the president has a very underwhelmindeg vision for 2024 and rfk jr. he's doubling down on hisder-wh request to debate joe with a kind of interesting videeln fp also, was this a coup attempt against vladimir and whyg no is others saying no? we have both sides that'll debate that coming up. it's time to hit refresh, to be buttoned up, to feel your best and look it by using just four men, shampoo and hair color to eliminate gray in five easy minutes, it's time to look forward just for men. >> shampoo in color sunday game on baby. >> the reigning champion u.s.
enforcement and the federal department of justice to challenge them and to fight them. now elon musk, you see twitter used to be the plaything of the democrat party in the biden administration. biden announces his relationship with other countries are worthy of being looked at. so he's sending a signal to the department of justice to investigate this guy. the course's press secretary says we are keeping a close eye on elon musk's twitter. when you keep in close eye on his twitter for? you're worried about foreign entanglements that investigate biden with a special counsel. how is it possible a sitting president who is always multiple ties a multimillion dollar suny foreign governments is not under investigation by special couns counsel? what else? biden announces the department of justice should prosecute those who the generally six subpoenas which is what they are doing. again he sends a message for you
it to be produced. and the radical left and then th democratic that controls the democratic party has told the fossil fuel industry, oil and othersan, we are going to pt you out of business and we finwd ourselves in a position as beggars, the most powerful country in the world. it's now in a position of having to beg these third ratehi countries. okay, so this is the point.rd so-r he's begginateg these couns that hate our guts. you know, we we have more natural resources, you know, than all these countries combined. we can be energy independent for hundreds of years. this is a problem for me. joe biden for some reasonr some thinks it's okay t ro mother w earth that we import oil, but we can't produce it domestically. il butmy question, though, is specific here, because the saudis didn't like joe's comments about reassessing the relationship after they cut production of oil.ion is my question is why is joe biden then asked them to delay their decision, delayednt, he their announcement. he knew they weren't going t koe cooperate and that, in fact,t he
duterte. i think primarily people respect not just the economic and military power of the united states, but also our values. but mr. trump has now devalued our alliances and it won't change as long as he is in office. >> you have the united states pulling back and essentially letting what will happen, happen over there. what i wonder is what faith do you have that if president trump decided that if he wanted to do something offensive with that military that that process might be in place. that he would be getting good advice in the national security couns counsel, the defense secretary, or that there would be good things going on in terms of the advice from the chain of command
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says he has been fully briefed on the mueller investigation. in his words, it's close to being completed. how much weight do you give his comments? >> it's hard to say. if that's just his best guess, if it's an estimation, then i think that's fine as a comment. he needs to be careful not to interfere or try to put his hand on -- his finger on the scale of that investigation. >> because the point is that before he said it would be over soon, the investigation, he said, i have been fully briefed on the investigation. if he has been fully briefed, i assume he knows something. >> that's right. it may be that that's his understanding. but again, what i would be uncomfortable with -- i think the nation is uncomfortable with is mtaking an active role to press the special couns pressure the special counsel to wrap it up the way others have tried to finish up for political purposes. >> would it be a problem if he
recused general. so it's not even clear to any of us that mr. whitaker knows about the investigation. if you're talking about his statements as a private citizen a year and half ago when it first started and what he set on cable tv, i don't think it disqualify someone from being the chief law enforcement officer. >> since you referenced at let's talk about it. whitaker has a lot to say about molar. here he is about a possible way to shut down the special couns counsel. >> i can see a scenario where jeff sessions is replaced with a recess appointment and that attorney general doesn't fire molar but he reduces it so the budget so low that it grinds it to a halt. >> chris: and here is him looking into president trump's finances. >> i think that's a redline is beyond the scope of the letter the deputy attorney general
country like ours. we don't penalize people for exercising their first amendment rights. maybe she they do in other couns but not in america. >> elijah cummingss responded, quote, president trump allowed his national security adviser michael flynn to keep his security clearance for weeks after the justice department warned that he was under investigation for lying about his secret conversations with the russians. he allowed his son-in-law jared kushner to keep his security clearance after repeatedly concealing his foreign contacts, and he also allowed his staff secretary rob porter to keep his security clearance after the white house received four fbi reports detailing allegations of domestic abuse. president trump should get his own staff security clearances in order rather than gauging in crass political retribution against former officials. lots to break down here. joining us from the white house, white house reporter for the associated press, jill coven. great to have you with us early.
it is a tough argument to make to say, we can't handle everyone's problems because this is different, this is something that's happening inside the home or happening in a particular neighborhood. but really, it's endemic o a caltem that is broken in these couns, and that's exactly who asylum laws are supposed to protect. >> how does this play in to the family separations? >> so obviously, a lot of these people, lik the woman interviewed in this piece, want to bring their children, they want to travel with their families and keep them together and they think tha they'll have a better life here. so very often you'll see a woman traveling with children with the expectation they'll be kept together. originally they were able to be kept in a facility. a lot of them in southern texas. and by a court ruling in the '90s, you're not able to keep children idetentiononger than 21 days. which meant that the women would be released with their children, often given a court date well into the future when they could then come make that asylum claim.