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two-thirds vote of the senate. not one. mueller's purpose, his purpose is to remove the president. that means one man, that means one man, one jury would usurp the power, the entire constitutional power of congress. the power to remove a president. you can indict every other public official. a judge, for instance, while they are in office, and go through the impeachment process. you cannot do it with a president, and i'm going to tell you i've been starting this for decades. i'm starting it now. here's the authoritative book. so what's going on now? takes two-thirds of the senate to remove a president. not one prosecutor, not one jury. so my question is, from a constitutional perspective, to attorney general jeff sessions commits time to step up. to the deputy attorney general, it's time to pay attention. to the entire country, to all the lawyers you bring on your what's going on here now, these
>> let's hope the judge is not just a gasbag and does something about what he says. let's drag us all back, for a few minutes, to the constitution. because that's the bottom line, this is where it's going to wind up. the attorney general and deputy attorney general have to answer some fundamental questions about this investigation. mr. mueller wants to interview the president committee wants to interview him under the most onerous circumstance. what is the purpose of an interview like that based on those 49 general areas? 's purpose is to indict the president. now, what's the purpose of indicting the president, to try the president find him guilty. what's the purpose of the conviction? to remove the president of the united states from office. that's the bottom line. no president has ever been indicted while in office. not one. no president has ever been forced before a federal grand jury, not one. no president has ever been removed from office by the united states senate in a
doj's ongoing stonewalling, slow walking of documents that have been subpoenaed by congress. oh, then they give the phony redaction. oh, and they'd delay delay, delay. then they say no. according to a brand-new article from sara carter, this could be just an effort to buy time for sessions and rosenstein. we will have more on this later in the show. this stuff is not fun. the american people have a right to know. the constitution gives congress that oversight responsibility. make no mistake. we on this program, will hold the attorney general jeff sessions, wrote rosenstein, deputy attorney general, and anyone else actively obstructing constitutional rational oversight to conroe. we have new developments surrounding the confirmation process of president trump pick to head the cia. her name, you see right there, an amazing appearance before congress. gina haspel. democrats are opposing her because they think the enhanced interrogation program she oversaw was too tough on terrorists like khalid sheikh
investigation began. our administration has provided over a million documents. we fully cooperated and it in the interest of the country, i think it's time to wrap it up. >> sean: time to wrap it up, i agree. meanwhile according to some stellar reporting, get from our own sara carter, we know that the former fbi director james comey, the one rod rosenstein's had to fire, he consulted with team mueller before giving any testimony to congress about its inquiry into russia. can anyone say collusion or collaboration, inappropriate? judicial watch has acquired the emails that show coordination in these efforts between the office of special counsel and the disgraced former fbi director. in other words, you have deep state news here. remember last night when we reported the meeting between rod rosenstein, intel committee chair devin nunes, and oversight committee chairman trey gowdy. that meeting was classified but it was supposed to address the
our administration has provided over a million documents. we fully cooperated and it in the interest of the country, i think it's time to wrap it up. >> sean: time to wrap it up, i agree. meanwhile according to some stellar reporting, get from our own sara carter, we know that the former fbi director james comey, the one rod rosenstein's had to fire, he consulted with team mueller before giving any testimony to congress about its inquiry into russia. can anyone say collusion or collaboration, inappropriate? judicial watch has acquired the emails that show coordination in these efforts between the office of special counsel and the disgraced former fbi director. in other words, you have deep state news here. remember last night when we reported the meeting between rod rosenstein, intel committee chair devin nunes, and oversight committee chairman trey gowdy. that meeting was classified but it was supposed to address the doj's ongoing stonewalling, slow
walking of documents that have been subpoenaed by congress. oh, then they give the phonyen redaction. oh, and then they delay, delay, delay. then they say no. according to a brand-new article from sara carter, this could be just an effort to buy time for sessions and rosenstein. we will have more on this later in the show. this stuff is not fun. t the american people have a right to know. the constitution gives congresso that oversight responsibility. make no mistake. we on this program, will hold the attorney general jeff sessions, rod rosenstein, deputy attorney general, and anyonege else actively obstructing constitutional rational oversight accountable. we have new developments surrounding the confirmation process of president trump pick to head the cia. her name, you see right there, an amazing appearance before congress. gina haspel. democrats are opposing her because they think the enhanced interrogation program she oversaw was too tough on terrorists like khalid sheikh mohammed.