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Europe we will remember the end of the great war one has really two thousand and fourteen your outfit process but here in the plenary is one of the parliament about the consequences of this great star catastrophe of the twentieth century his own father was a skull for dr fighting at the front he was one of the patriotic jewish fighters of people who could never have imagined that the nations for whom they sacrificed their lives exclude the later is a fatal fantasy for shared by many at the time with disastrous consequences. and at the very latest on the november nineteenth eighty three when sy...

When we come in. i want to bring in troy slaten. he is here defense attorney to specializes in constitutional law. the idea that even if it was sarcasm, the "new york times" story some in the room say when he said he was going to secretly record the president sarcastic not a good thing to joke about if you are in the room regardless. >> not good thing to do especially if you are a potential witness in the mueller investigation using that as evidence, the president can, if he wants to, fire deputy attorney general rod rosen stein. he could do it for that reason, or can he do it for no reason at...

Party needs to be torn down and build back, i can only guess who they think should be in charge of tearing it down and building it back up. it's probably they themselves. i would say this is a bunch of fluff, plenary, getting the sweetest plums at the bottom of the big pudding. >> dana: there's a lot of money to be made in the consulting part of this. >> the scrape on the sucker. it's like all of the crumbs from all of the beautiful slices of cakes that have been cut and there are definitely a lot of people in this town making a fantastic living by sweeping some of those crummies in a basket. ...

Impeach president nixon based on a conversation about pressuring the fbi to stay the hell out as h.r. haldeman said, so what's different here? >> i don't think mr. dershowitz is correct. there is no general structure or constitutional principle that overrides the obstruction of justice law. it can't be the case that the president has absolute plenary authority to do whatever he was with the law enforcement machinery or the -- for "house of cards" fans it would be like if president underwood in that show during the timed the fbi to stop investigating his chief of staff who, you know -- spoiler ...

Statement that you chose a person hop exercises a degree of independence, not full independence from the normal chain of command. so my question is this. in december of 2003, then attorney general john ashcroft recused himself from the investigation into the leak that led to the disclosure of valerie plame's identity as a cia officer. the acting attorney general at the time was jim comey. he appointed a special council patrick fitzgerald to take over the matter. in a letter dated december 30th of 2003, mr. comey wrote the following to mr. fitzgerald. "i direct you to exercise the authority as ...