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Public opinion even if he's vindicated. >> fired by the guy running it. >> absolutely. the only thing that troubled me from the start, i respect both men, i work for them, worked for four fbi director, why would awe point a special prosecutor that has a personal relationship with one of the central figures in the investigation. >> what is your criticism? >> robert mueller has a personal relationship with former director comey. why would you appoint a special prosecutor to conduct an investigation where a central witness and figure has a personal relationship. >> is that problematic? >> i alway...

Jerry folwell university, also the traditional values coalition. this is them writing to congress to say, don't reauthorize if violence against women act. one of the signatories to this letter is a former vice chair of the north carolina republican party, who himself has a felony domestic violence conviction on his record. he got a suspended sentence of 18 months in prison after admitting to beating his wife into the hospital, breaking her nose, breaking her toes, breaking a piece of furniture over her back. police found his wife in the couple's home on christmas day, bleeding from the face an...

All the republican women in the senate voted for it, but 31 men voted no. but now it's over in the house. and house republicans are not for it. they introduced a republican counterproposal that undoes big portions of the violence against women act. their changes, for example, would take away the anonymity from their special visa program for beaten women, thereby advancing the important public policy goal of alerting the abusive husbands of mail order brides if the woman they're beating is trying to get away there them. why has the violence against women act turned into this? why have the polit...

Coalition. this is them writing to congress to say, don't reauthorize if violence against women act. one of the signatories to this letter is a former vice chair of the north carolina republican party, who himself has a felony domestic violence conviction on his record. he got a suspended sentence of 18 months in prison after admitting to beating his wife into the hospital, breaking her nose, breaking her toes, breaking a piece of furniture over her back. police found his wife in the couple's home on christmas day, bleeding from the face and suffering from other injuries. he pled guilty to fel...