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Question. Why isnt adam schiff saying, yeah, lets go look at it . Instead just like yesterday when he said hell go look at it. Let me finish. He was almost about to sign the invitation for comey to come testify, but suddenly, there are stipulations. There was no reason to have stipulations. Same thing today. He was invited jack, youre rewriting jack, youre rewriting history. Stipulations, what are you saying let me answer the question. I know this not because ive talked to him, but because ive read the documents and read the public reporting which you can read as well and you probably already know, which is that he was willing to sign the letter. In fact, he said today, hes willing to have comey and rogers come in behind closeddoors testimony, but he also wants a guarantee that clapper, that yates, and others are going to testify openly and that hasnt been assured. Even today, he still hasnt gotten assurances from nunes thats going to occur. And jack, let me also ask you, if you were d ....
Say deny, deny, deny and hope for the best here? that s what it looks like. senator al franken is going to be out because he said i want to listen to the version and credit the version for women who accused me. and he s gone. roy moore may end up in the senate. there was the possibility of facing an ethics investigation in the senate. take a listen. would roy moore go there and testify under oath disputing these allegations? you know, mitch mcconnell and his crew have been threatening judge moore from the get-go. they spent $30 million down here trying to get him in the primary, then all this fake news surfaces. judge moore is going to washington, judge moore is going to win, and i highly doubt there will be a senate investigation. so how big a problem will roy moore be for mitch mcconnell if he wins, given the fact mitch mcconnell has already committed to him facing an ethics ....
People who you would look at most closely, because of the ties that he s had in the past, because we know he s had conversations with kislyak, perhaps others. so, this is, this is a really, really alarming development from the standpoint of the white house. and i quite agree with david. you know, part of why people are so keenly interested in this and following this so closely is the freneticism in which the president has reacted to any charges of collusion with russia and these charges he s dropped from time to time to try to avert the discussion. so this is a big deal. and by the way, it comes at a particularly inconvenient time, because on the very day that this news surfaces, we learn that one of flynn s appointees in the white house was involved in this nunes escapade. ....
And i think that s the big question that people are asking. and flynn would be one of the people who you would look at most closely, because of the ties that he s had in the past, because we know he s had conversations with kislyak, perhaps others. so, this is, this is a really, really alarming development from the standpoint of the white house. and i quite agree with david. you know, part of why people are so keenly interested in this and following this so closely is the freneticism in which the president has reacted to any charges of collusion with russia and these charges he s dropped from time to time to try to divert the discussion. so this is a big deal. and by the way, it comes at a particularly inconvenient time, because on the very day that this news surfaces, we learn that one of flynn s appointees in the white house was involved ....
Was there the majority of our casualties came from his surrogates, not sunni or al qaeda. jenna: the news surfaces as two prominent democrats on capitol hill announce they won t support the iran nuclear agreement. let s talk more about this with a senior fellow with the defense for democracies, an irrather than who written and investigated soleimani on quds force, the irgc and specifically this individual suleman nip. why is he so dangerous, ali? he is the head of the extra territorial branch of the revolutionary guard. in other words every single terrorist operation of the guards takes place under his orders and supervision. so it s an act of great symbolism that he now is meeting the president of russia, a head of state, inspite of the fact that there actually is a travel ban against him. jenna: why would meet with the russian president? i certainly believe that they want to demonstrate, they also ....