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Gap there between the fbi and the attorney general? two points. one is barr is investigating, make no mistake, the c.i.a., the nsa, and the fbi. he is investigating his own career law enforcement professionals. that s point one and that is one of the sources of the split. but second, as i noted, nicolle, this happens sometimes and they work it out. they have a meeting or a process to figure out how to reveal or declassify information. sometimes to include it in a report or sometimes potentially to use it in court against criminal defendants. there is no reason to get a presidential executive order unless there was a massive, knock down, drag out fight and that is exactly what i suspect happened. jim comey has weighed in on this development tweeting this in the last couple hours. investigate whatever you wish about 2016 but don t forget the people of the fbi must investigate and stop russian efforts in the 2020 election. what impact will loose talk ....
Between fbi director chris wray who testified he did not believe the russia investigation was a witch hunt. you had the current attorney general saying that spying occurred, the president s position. are you picking up a widening gap between the fbi director and the attorney general? barr is investigating the cia, nsa and the fbi. he s investigating his own career law enforcement professionals. that is point one. that is one of the sources of the split. but second is, as i noted, nicole, this happens sometimes and they work it out. they have a meeting where they have a process to figure out how to reveal or declassify information sometimes to include it in a report or sometimes potentially to use it in court against criminal defendants. there s no reason to get a presidential executive order unless there was a massive knockdown, drag-out fight. and that s what i suspect happen. mike schmidt, jim comey ....
Or maybe he s like mr. roper from threes company and trump is jack tripper. he s always staring at him with his beady eyes. he s always mad at him. this whole thing has amazing characters. we have to be honest about what america wants to know. what is it like at home? is it just some kind of knockdown, drag out fight or is there love life so insane that it doesn t matter? this is none of my business, right? but i am forced to think about them having sex. this is what happens in the trump presidency. we have a crazy sitcom. we have domestic fights publicly. this is the most transparent administration ever because there s no such thing as behind closed doors. jesse: it s like when the president says you know when i leave office, you re going to have nothing to write about. that s true. emily: i feel like it s an episode of billions. ....
Point about the fact the establishment was disliked by both sides. trump, and bernie making a mark. i don t think beto o rourke problem necessarily is that he s an empty suit or that this idea of crowdsourcing his campaign platform is a terrible idea, given the voters that he s going after. they want something different. compare that to someone like joe biden who is a long record and everyone can attack that record. my question for him would be what s your rationale for why you are running? beyond i was born to do it. if he can get that narrative going, may be that he will have something. i just think making fun of him for a kind of being a blank slate, if the democrats don t like it. that s one thing. but republicans should be aware. president obama didn t have a long track record either. juan: obama in one of his books talks about being a blank slate. what he said, blank screen. people of all different political stripes can project ....
New england and then columbia and played in a band in brooklyn. he was never much of an athlete. he was on the crew team. doesn t have the killer instinct. doesn t have the knockout power. he s a little bit too nice to be president. it s a pretty tough sport. he strikes me as more of a wanderer, a little bit manic, looking for himself in a kerouac kind of way, flirting with a midlife crisis. juan: can i stop you for a second? dana, did you hear that? a kerouac reference from jesse watters. jesse: i am in dana s book club. dana: look out crew twitter. jesse: eat and play contact sports, that s what i mean. he reminds me of pajama boy but a little bit taller. he s very talented because he has a nice personal touch. people respond to him and he can raise a lot of money. the same time, he s going to get pushed around the higher he ....