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Obbers who can only see the public portion of the trial that the rocket sort of went off course or petered out over the last few days because things were not progressing nearly as quickly as they normally do. i agree with the other folks you were quoting earlier referring to who said it did seem like there's some issue related to the jury. there was movement to and from the jury room. it seems like the defense is trying to preserve some objection for appeal. perhaps the judge refused to dismiss a juror who might have potentially shown some bias and the judge wants to be on the record making cl...

Wouldn't be obstruction of justice. >> i don't think he has a clue what he's talking about. he may at one time or another have been a good lawyer. clearly he doesn't understand the meaning of obstruction either under the federal criminal law or more importantly, as a potential article of impeachment. when the president to protect himself tries to deflect attention from his potential wrongdoing, even if in the end he's just paranoid and he really didn't do anything worth covering up, that is an impeach peachable offense. we know that from the history of impeachment, from dick nixon. in this cas...

What he's talking about. he may at one time or another have been a good lawyer. clearly he doesn't understand the meaning of obstruction either under the federal criminal law or more importantly, as a potential article of impeachment. when the president to protect himself tries to deflect attention from his potential wrongdoing, even if in the end he's just paranoid and he really didn't do anything worth covering up, that is an impeach peachable offense. we know that from the history of impeachment, from dick nixon. in this case, increasingly there are not just smoking guns but smoking howitze...

El else. to be clear, jackson has no experience managing a sprawling government bureaucracy, certainly one like this that is plagued by problems, the second-largest agency in all of government. as for david shulkin who is on his way out, he's speaking out about his departure, expressing real frustrations. he was affected by a bruising ethics scandal for foreign travel he took with his wife but he pushed back on the idea of privatizing the v.a. in a new op-ed he says it will hurt veterans. members of the administration had a different opinion about that and he writes "as i prepare to leave gove...