tonight the independent counsel s report has been delivered to congress. the possibility of impeaching the president must now be addressed. book schieffer has his hands on the report now. bob? i ve got it here, dan. we just got it here. i m going to skip starr produces this very lengthy report with all the minutia of their sexual interaction. i m going to read part of the heading under physical evidence for you. if we may, we want to be careful here, this is daytime television and there are children in the audience. so i do encourage to you paraphrase. okay. i ll do my best. while the president was on the telephone, according to her, he let me just read this to make sure we don t i remember reading it on an airplane. and it was like reading the raciest novel i d ever read in my life. it was it was almost too hot to handle. miss lewinsky raised her jacket in the back and showed him the straps of her revealing underwear.
elite group who have received america s highest military honor since the award was created in 1861. joining me now is, as lester said, another member of that elite group, msnbc military analyst, retired colonel jack jacobs. jack, you re with me for every one of these and you never fail to feel the honor that is bestowed upon not just them but really the military at large. people who are in our services at large who don t get these roi recognitions. it s almost like each one of these is about everybody who fights in silence. that s what every recipient will tell you, he doesn t wear it for himself, he wears it for all those who can t. here s a story that was told to me by bob carey, medal of honor recipient, used to be governor of nebraska, lost his leg in vietnam, navy s.e.a.l. somebody once asked him what does it take to get a medal of honor? well, you have to do something, people have to see it, they have
killing hamilton across the river not too long ago. 700,000 men died in the civil war. the area of reconstruction after the end of the war. we ve been through worse than this. there s a lot at stake because you re dealing with countries trying to answer the question do we go democratic or dictatorship, do we take away freedoms. there is an argument that needs to be made on behalf of freedom, on behalf of liberty. it s a lost opportunity with russia. they re one of the countries going in the opposite direction. moving away from democracy, moving towards taking freedoms away from their individual citizens. we are lucky recipients of having the same body clock. i like you re a night person. i like so much that you come by and visit our broadcast. please always do. senator, thank you. it is always a pleasure. bob carey, our thanks. coming up, it s been pointed out before on this program and elsewhere, once a phrase finds its way onto the president s verbal play list, he gives it a good r
lloyd wrote a memo last year explaining why he was against letting a teenager under his care who said her pregnancy was the result of a rape, why he wanted her not to get an abortion. we cannot be a place of refuge while we are at the same time a place of violence. we have to choose and we ought to choose to protect life rather han to destroy it. joining me now the person who headed up the office of refugee resettlement under the obama administration, bob carey, who had years of experience managing refugee issues. does o.r.r. have the capacity to do what they need to do, which is to match across agencies 2,600 children in their custody with parents? over time that can be achieved. what is clear is that there was no prior planning. o.r.r. was not the architect of this policy change and the business of that office is to reunite primarily adolescents with sponsors, usually family members, in the united states. they re used to serving traumatized young people but not people who have been
but this hpáh!een a black hole from the beginning for us reporters, for the public and even members of congress. it seems to me transparency is actually the friend of the agencies at this point if they actually want to reunite. wouldn t you agree? yes. it s important to maintain the privacy and security of children, but it s also important to be transparent. and when i was at o.r.r., we did frequently have tours of facilities available by appointment to journalists and congressional representatives and maintained an open door policy in that regard. i think that s concerning. it s important that the care of children and small vulnerable traumatized children is a paramount concern and symptoms and oversight is critical to be part of that. bob, kevin, thanks for joining us. the president s personal attorney learning loyalty only runs one way. will michael cohen flip? more, next.