is happening at the department of justice with the act aing attorney general. senator, i learned moments ago that cnn and nbc and cbs say they will carry the democratic are response to the president tonight, and we are waiting on some of the other networks. and who would you like to see deliver that response on behalf of the party? i would suggest someone who is a former secretary of homeland security like jay johnson or someone who is a military leader an someone who has nonpartisan and impeccable credentials to speak to what we should invest in that would make is safer and how do we amp down the rhetoric and fact check some of the things put out there recently by the president and vice president and others, and how do we come to a compromised solution here that the average american can respect and understand and embrace that is going to improve our security, and that is what the democrats want, and i hope that is the sort of the response that we will hear on obehalf of the democr
the desert for days. jacqueline father took care of jacqueline to make sure she was fed and had sufficient water. home ladd security is explaining why it took so long to get jacqueline to lordsburg saying that danger of illegal border crossing. what happened here was they were 90, 90 miles away from where we could process them. they came in such a large crowd it took our border patrol folks, a couple times to get them all. we gave immediate care congressional says they raise question how children are treated at border patrol facilities they sent a letter to act aing inspector general asking or for answers whether she was given food or water and why congress was first made aware of the death for media reports not from border patrol. and girl s mother is still in guatemala jacqueline body will be returned to her home country. john. sad story. jackie thanks very much.
the desert for days. jacqueline father took care of jacqueline to make sure she was fed and had sufficient water. home ladd security is explaining why it took so long to get jacqueline to lordsburg saying that danger of illegal border crossing. what happened here was they were 90, 90 miles away from where we could process them. they came in such a large crowd it took our border patrol folks, a couple times to get them all. we gave immediate care congressional says they raise question how children are treated at border patrol facilities they sent a letter to act aing inspector general asking or for answers whether she was given food or water and why congress was first made aware of the death for media reports not from border patrol. and girl s mother is still in guatemala jacqueline body will be returned to her home country. john. sad story. jackie thanks very much.
investigation publicly on television, and likely privately in the meetings with the president in the oval office and open to the idea of prosecuting hillary clinton as well. so all of the old rules of the justice department, you have to throw out of the window when you have an act aing attorney general in place who does not seem commit pod the rule officials officials seem committed to the rules as other justice officials. and we have the file that is on the hill with the omoney, marcus, he had gotten apparently that he went from what would be a normal salary for lawyer in iowa to pocketing $1.2 million over the next from a pro conservative group of perhaps he was the only real employee and undisclosed donors, and how do you factor this into it? it is worrisome, because it is a significant amount of money, and we don t know where it came from. and the law allows these groups
himself, making himself vulnerable to other kinds of charges. phil, i spoke to a source today who said the president is irate by the proseccess. your paper reported last week the very selection of matt whitaker to be the act aing attorney general had its roots and the president wanting someone there who was antisubpoena. who if mueller came and said i have tried everything, i gave his lawyers the question. questions 11 months ago. i met with him on mull princiti occasions. i ve done everything a reasonable investigator would do. what the president did in matt whitaker was and this is your reporting, two people close to whitaker said he does not plan to take himself off the russia case. they said he s deeply skeptical of any effort to force the president s testimony through a subpoena. do you think the door is shut in the white house s view that by putting whitaker there, it s my