take a listen to attorney sessions. powerful incentives were created for aliens to come here illegally and claim fear of return. in effect word spread that by asserting this fear they could remain in the united states. the vast majority of the current asylum claims we re seeing are not valid. your view of the substantive argument he s making. these are invalid claims and fear of return which is one of the ways you know people get asylum. they say they would be deported back to place where they might be domestically biassed or killed by a gang that itself should no longer be grounds. the argument he making that some of the claims are ill legitimate, that s determined through an intense review process. hearing for asylum. unless you can really document what happened to you before hand and document the fear of return,
it s going on, and i think you ll understand this, i have decided i won t be involved. i may change my mind at some point because what s going on is a disgrace. i believe attorney sessions my good friend, and rosenstein, who i don t know, i believe they should, in the interest of justice, end this investigation. if he asks rod to fire mr. mueller, rod would resign is my guess. because at that point it s untenable. you have a president who s not respecting the process, not respecting the constitution. he won t do it. he won t? no. it should be a red line if he fired bob mueller. but it should be an equally red line if he were to fire rosenstein as well. and what red line is that? well, it s a red line in terms of totally turning the rule of law on its head. reporter: some republicans would see it as a step in the right direction, calling rosenstein conflicted because he wrote the comey memo.
of his lawyer s home and office. he can be mad about it. sure, he can be mad about it as long as he s not trying to influence his conduct. reporter: rosenstein himself volunteered the cohen raid did not put trump in any legal jeopardy, but the president remained furious. i m very disappointed in my justice darlt. but because of of the fact it s going on, i have decided i won t be involved. i may change my mind at some point because what s going on is a disgrace. i believe attorney sessions and rosenstein, i don t know, i believe they should in the interest of justice in this investigation. if he asks rod to fire mr. mueller, rod would resign is my guess. because you have a president that s not respecting the process, not respecting the
hotlines so they can communicate with each other without notice. north korea is not announcing it is dismantling their program only that it is hitting the pause button on testing for new. the pause button is much better than the play button. next week will be interesting to see how that evolves ahead of these talks. the washington post has e edges attorney sessions tells the white house he may have to leave his job president trump fired his department rod rosenstein.
and expresses fears they cannot depend on protection from political interference. fair question to ask, where is sessions? stuck in the middle. so unprecedented with the president attacking the fbi, his appointe appointees, and in the middle of that, jeff sessions who has to run the department and we know on twitter the president trump is not happy with him. right. and president trump just, like, you know, politico reported dating back to march president trump had multiple outbursts in the oval office against attorney sessions, you know, just with large frustration over the pace of the russia investigation, and he feels like sessions should have rescued himself and wants the investigation to go away, and he s really flaired up several times at sessions, so i sort of interpret sessions quietness as a way to try to play both sides. but this, again, goes to the red line, and where is it and