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Robert herr said i would conduct the assigned mastication with fair, impartial, and dispassionate judgment. i to file the facts swiftly, and thoroughly. without fear, or favor. i'll honor the trust placed in me to perform this service. leading off our discussion tonight is democratic senator, ben cardin, of maryland. thank you very much for joining us tonight, senator. mr. her was the u.s. attorney in maryland. what was your, and experience of his work there? >> it's good to be with you. he was appointed, as you know, by president trump. i supported his nomination. i had a chance to work with ...

Looks bad for him? they are eyeing other candidates probably gavin newsom in california, so maybe this is where it starts, two years before 2024 they feel like they have to put up joe, but if he is implicated in something like this it's easy for them to wipe their hands clean and say we are going for gavin newsom, that is what i think as a conspiracy theorist, that's what i think it's going to happen. >> whenever there is a leak coming ask who does this benefit and right now there are a lot of questions being raised at potentially this benefiting the rest of the establishment of democrat party...

Interested, in truth, in the bbc. i mean, my guess is the bbc, in some form, will last. and, obviously, i dearly hope it does. i mean, you say i love the bbc. i've enjoyed working for the bbc and i admire the bbc. it goes through every kind of bump on the way. but i think the job it does, the thing that you were deriding at the beginning, of being objective and impartial — i think you were deriding it as a concept. i think you're wrong, but keep going. ..is something still to aim for. and the bigger, the more information flow there is, the more elon musk on twitter or whatever it is, the mor...

Byjust reflecting on these two institutions we've discussed. the bbc, which is so dear to you and has been your life for so long, the monarchy, which you've been connected to in the mind of the british public for so long. do you think both of those institutions will long outlast and outlive you? for what, another 100 years?! my guess is, and i'm more interested, my guess is, i'm more interested, in truth, in the bbc. i mean, my guess is the bbc, in some form, will last. and obviously, i dearly hope it does. i mean, you say i love the bbc. i've enjoyed working for the bbc and i admire the bbc. ...

I want to end the interview byjust reflecting by just reflecting on these two institutions we've discussed. the bbc, which is so dear to you and has been your life for so long, the monarchy which you've been connected to in the mind of the british public for so long. do you think both of those institutions will long outlast and outlive you? for what, another 100 years?! my guess is, and i'm more interested, in truth, in the bbc. i mean, my guess is the bbc, in some form, will last. and, obviously, i dearly hope it does. i mean, you say i love the bbc. i've enjoyed working for the bbc and i adm...