where agent strzok was in fact a decision maker, it s precisely let me stop you. if i go now, i can get in one more question. your classified mdex. yes. does it con taped or discussion and e-mail that refers to a conversation with attorney general lynch and a person by the name of amanda renterria? i m not sure what i can say about that publicly given it s given the matter is classified. so i would ask you if i can get back to you on that. i m hesitant to say anything in the public forum about that. would you allow our chairman and our ranking member to see the classified absolutely. what we re trying to do, senator is what ended up happening is because of the nature of the information, it was classified
accept his resignation if the president thinks he did nothing wrong? oh, look, i think that was a personal decision that rob made. and one that he was not pressured to do but one that he made on his own. catherine? can we clear up the matter of the security clearance. did he have one or not? as i just said i m not sure why this is complicated. we have addressed it quite a few times in many circumstances. as is always been the policy at the white house, we don t discuss security clearances one way or the other. john? sarah, can i ask you about the democratic memo? we understand chief of staff kelly aloom natalled this yesterday that this memo is different in terms of its content than the republican memo was. general kelly said it s not as clean g.o.p. memo was. republicans who have read the memo says it con stains a substantial reference to sources and methods. do you believe the white house is i wants say being sandbagged but being put in a difficult position by the
police handcuffing and dragging her because she refused the police s unlawful request for a patient s blood. first she explains to police why she can t release the patient s blood without a warrant under the law and hospital policy. watch. the patient can t con sent. he told me he doesn t have a warrant and the patient is not under arrest. i m trying to do what i m supposed to do. that s all. she s the one that s told me no. sir, you re making a huge mistake right now. you re making a huge mistake because you re threatening a nurse. okay. we re done. now that was the explanation fro vi provided. you could hear one hospital administrator saying are you really threatening a nurse. here is what happened next. we re done. you re under arrest. we re done.
he chairs california explain why that you don t like that because well, as a former seminary and i have a very clear image of the sanctuary. it s in the church. it con juris up mid evil sanctuary places. and it says more than a specific set of legislative requirements. which the goal here is to block not to collaborate with abuse of federal power. that s the goal. and we want to be very understanding of people who have come to our state, have worked in our economy, often for decades, serving the needs, picking our food, working in our restaurants, working in high tech industries. the whole range of what constitutes the life of california, has been contributed to by many of these immigrants that are not documented. and we want to make sure we help them to the extent that the law of california can coexist with the law of the united states.
everything s been listed. like jackie mason, why should i do this, he did this, he promised this, fired him, the whole thing is a joke. a big comic book. i just feel badly for the i can t stand this base business. like he could do anything he wants as long as he has his 38%. well, they have to vote. this is america. as lou reed said, the statute of bigotry, that s what he s turning this country into. this is not our country. let me ask you this. on curb, larry and you are not the most likable characters. never have been. how much does it matter whether a character is likable? because donald trump has a lot of detractors, but seems to also have a lot of followers and viewers. first of all, larry david has a persona, okay? he might get someone upset at a bagel at a deli.