MSNBC Uses Pusha-T's 'S.N.I.T.C.H.' to Explain Fed Cooperation
MSNBC correspondent Ari Melber quotes Pusha-T's lyrics from 'S.N.I.T.C.H.' to explain what cooperating with the feds means.
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MSNBC correspondent Ari Melber quotes Pusha-T's lyrics from 'S.N.I.T.C.H.' to explain what cooperating with the feds means.
MSNBC correspondent Ari Melber quotes Pusha-T's lyrics from 'S.N.I.T.C.H.' to explain what cooperating with the feds means.
Aid. i don't want to criticize them for their vote or why they did that. the screen you just had up is noteworthy. that's the one americans should pay attention to. some of our best friends, closest allies and partners, countries in which we absolutely do need cooperation going forward for a spate of operations and programs and policies around the world. and i think that's significant. >> let me follow-up on that. united kingdom, japan, france, germany, italy, our closest allies in europe. for the trump supporter, the folks who is support a nation of israel and agree with, you know, john bolto...
Haley, the u.n. ambassador called russia shameful after it vetoed a u.n. inquiry into syria chemical attacks. then just yesterday even iran was claiming victory that it had destroyed isis. so everybody wants victory. seems like the only one who really came out on top was assad. >> i have been open to this idea that it makes sense for the american government, for president trump, to try to have a working relationship with vladamir putin. but the pd that he's pulling to these kind of roguish world leaders from assad to the head of the turkish government to iran. it's just a rose gallery. i think...
Love to see some of that videotape. >> right now, where things stand with your committee, where are you going to go from now? particularly, the late e dealing with lerner? >> we voted in the government oversight committee to hold her in contempt. that would go to the whole floor of the house and get referred to the justice department. now, with holder's contempt that was done last year, it's still tied up in the d.c. courts and we're hoping to have that resolved soon. we really do need cooperation from the people whose salary is paid with the taxpayers' money. i actually introduced legislation...