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There is a long-standing practice that the department of justice does not give over information relevant to ongoing to congress, and that is sometuse intelligence committee, through the use of their purported overght role has sort of done away with and tryo get it. >> tucker: it when you say purported oversight role, do they not have oversight role? >> if they have an oversight role. >> tucker: what do you mean purported oversight role? >> they are using the guise of their oversight role app to ask for information that either they should not get, or that they tentially and by accounts coordina...

Really felt nostalgic for the days when women were held sacred. sacred? you know, don't hit them. and i just need to keep going for a second here. the times" reports that the photo was sent to the fbi agent or given to the fbi agent on january 27th, 2017. the fbi, i would be very surprised if the fbi just somehow kept that information from the white house during that whole time until the next fall. that would be really surprising. and by the way, this is not just a question about background checks, yes, we want to make sure that people with security clearances aren't subject to blackmail. but ...

Sacred. sacred? you know, don't hit them. and i just need to keep going for a second here. the times" reports that the photo was sent to the fbi agent or given to the fbi agent on january 27th, 2017. the fbi, i would be very surprised if the fbi just somehow kept that information from the white house during that whole time until the next fall. that would be really surprising. and by the way, this is not just a question about background checks, yes, we want to make sure that people with security clearances aren't subject to blackmail. but there's a more fundamental point here which is we want t...

Hope we will soon be reintroducing a consensus bipartisan bill that would strengthen some of the protections for any special counsel. >> would it -- if it were to pass, and i don't know if it would pass, even though you do have bipartisan support. but let's say it were to pass, would it guarantee that mueller could not be fired? >> no. but it would ensure that a special counsel, robert mueller or another, could only be fired for good cause. in department of justice regulations, it calls out what those are. sort of gross impropriety or a conflict of interest, dereliction of duty. it means the s...

Crimes. those aren't subject to the pardon power. other than that, the constitution contains no limits. but just because president trump can do it constitutionally doesn't mean it's a good idea. here i think it would be a disaster, actually, for our political system and the presidency for president trump to take the advice of some and issue blanket pardons because they don't like the way that mr. mueller's carrying out this special investigation. if people have gripes with the decisions mr. mueller is making, the answer is not to set everybody free or preemptively forgive everybody who's commi...