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service stations so they would lower the prices but i will tell you the problem is it is search and rescue right now. most of the panhandle is without fuel. the fuel is being used for emergency vehicles rescue but the fuel is the main thing and if you see this happening, call it in and let our office know. that is how we can help. we want to stop things in real time we want to pay them a visit and say you cannot do this. waters and essential commodities is sickening when someone will double the price of bottled water when people are out there in desperate need of it. neil: pam, thank you very much. good luck with all of this. >> thank you, neil. neil: attorney general for florida. by the way, a tweet concerning pastor brunson.
pardon this guy. the president says, interesting, i'll let my counsel's office know. the counsel's office studies it and whatever. >> if you're waiting in that line, you should have gotten the hint that you need to -- >> get in the other line. >> looking at the 25-foot level is more interesting to me and what this means for the next administrations to come. in particular, the last two min administrations have been very careful about this. going through the justice department kind of alleviates the pressure. the norms have shifted here. there is a different way of doing things now in this white house, and it's going to be fascinating to see how future white houses, whether or not they apply the trump standard to pardons or whether they try to shift back the pendulum. >> a lot of people deserve pardons and connotations, and they aren't dealt with because people are too scared. it may be that we end up in a different era, which may not be
this administration. >> that's right. i spent much of the week talking to people who are familiar with the clearance process and as its worked under previous presidents. everybody that i talked to expressed amazement that such things as the rob porter case could slip through because there have been processes set up very detailed processes for that kind of information getting from the fbi to the security office at the white house and on to the more senior aides and the counsel's office and senior staff office. the memo that general kelly put out acknowledges that they need to do better and says that they're going to make a bunch of changes but it doesn't really do whatever everybody has been clamoring for which is to lay out the time line of how this particular case happened and where the breakdowns are. we still don't have the full and complete story about who knew, did the white house counsel's office know, did anybody in the chief-of-staff's office, know joe hagen a former bush
>> and obviously, clint, in any situation, in the case even of a single shooter, they have to secure that scene and it's a big scene. how do they do that? how do they give assurances? let's say that this guy is either barricaded in a room or trapped in a stairwell. how do they give assurances that they give the all clear elsewhere? >> well, they would have other tactical teams and police officers inside. again, chris, this is a large building. we're told about 3,000 people work in and around it. so they would have to clear each floor. let's say you and i were members of the tactical team. you'd have to be outside every office. police, fbi, atf. let those people in each individual office know who you are. perhaps there is a mass tweet that's going out or a telephone call to each office. then we have to clear the people out of every office and then put officers on each end of the hall
they didn't know the findings. only white house counsel office, only the lawyers in the white house were told ig report is coming, but we don't know the finding. now we find out, well, actually they did have a notification of the pending results and not only did the counsel's office know, but the chief of staff was told and other staffers wered to and the top of treasury was told and yet still they want us to believe, michele, that barack obama found out from cable news a couple of fridays ago. >> yeah. where is my bag of popcorn? because the clown carney press briefings have turned in to a circus. we need benny hill music for all the back pedaling going on there. one of the key things to remember here, as many words are coming out of his unfettered mouth, the fact is that this administration made preemptive steps to you try and cover their back side before the official
concussion she suffered. what did hillary clinton's office know and when did they know it? do we know that now. >> one thing clear from four hours of hearings on capitol hill this week still this level of dissatisfaction with the accountability after this report. three people have been disciplined and only one who was has resigned. that bass the head of diplomatic security. these are all senior managers here is mike rogers. >> they did two things. they blamed the ambassador who is no longer with us. they said he made a lot of mistakes. big bureaucracy made a lot of mistakes. we don't find anyone that we should name to be held accountable. i just don't think that's right. >> one of the big take aways from the hearings this week were these classified cables. lawmakers wanted to know how many of these classified cables reached the seventh floor. this is the executive floor within the state department where you find hillary clinton's office. at least one of those cables was first reviewed by fox news and it talks about this emergency meeting back in
washington bureau reporting that pelosi's office knew of congressman massa's living arrangements, which were a little unusual to say stloothe , and shared a home with several of his young male staffers and housing can be tight and sometimes congressmen find unique ways to -- places to sleep every night but that is the situation, and tucker carlson joins us, the editor automat and, a former assistant and speechwriter to president clinton, tucker, what do you make of the news, nancy pelosi at least at the staff level, massa aides talked to pelosi aides? >> talking to her office, yeah, exactly rieght. and they had concerns, and concerns about his behavior, over younger men, over whom he had authority over, a long time and there was a long piece, where people were interviewed, of the former congressman and they said it was not surprising and there was cause for concern and the question is, how much did pelosi's office know and we
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