and foreign government interference in u.s. elections that s something i think that was a good argument. can i just say really quickly? he did this after the mueller report. so what democrats are also going to argue unless you make him accountable, he ll do it again. it s okay to boo this president? absolutely. explain that for one second why is it okay to boo this president in public at ballparks? i think when the public not political leaders but when the public is chanting lock him up as a joke against the president, we shouldn t thank you. up next, john bolton reportedly likened trump shadow in ukraine to a drug deal. he called jewel johnny a hand grenade, pretty good language,
respect the office. of the president. and chanting lock him up was inappropriate. what do you think? yeah, i afwree that the office is something that should be respected even if you don t like the president. and i don t think saying lock her up or him up is acceptable. whether it s the president saying that about clinton or the fans at the game saying that about the president. it s just not appropriate to say about a political adversary. it was what it is. it s the environment we re in and unfortunately this has become common place. i think the president clearly expect ld the crowd to boo him. he handled it in stride. he and everyone in his booth took it with a grain of salt. that is the great thing about america. baseball, hot dogs and apple pie. free dm of speech. the lock her up chant about hillary clinton is a common fixture at rallies. he laughs about it and encourages it. is lock him up an acceptable way
so let s discuss now. ana navarro is here. alice stewart as well. good evening. someone argued even if you don t support trump, you should always respect the office. of the president. and chanting lock him up was inappropriate. what do you think? yeah, i agree that the office is something that should be respected even if you don t like the president. and i don t think saying lock her up or him up is acceptable. whether it s the president saying that about clinton or the fans at the game saying that about the president. it s just not appropriate to say about a political adversary. it was what it is. it s the environment we re in and unfortunately this has become common place. i think the president clearly expected the crowd to boo him. he handled it in stride. he and everyone inic
on impeachment that republicans had demanded today charles kupperman defied a subpoena to testify waiting for a federal judge to decide whether he has to show up this is the deeply regrettable. he was compelled to appear by a lawful congressional subpoena reporter: democrats argue the president s efforts to block key witnesses only bolster their case for impeachment. but president trump again today said democrats have no case, urging republicans to change their defense. i d rather go into the details of the case rather than process. process is good, but i think you ought to look at the case. reporter: the president overnight getting an earful from a sell-out world series crowd at the nation s capital where over 90% of the voters supported hillary clinton in 2016. some chanting lock him up late tonight adam schiff announced that part of the democrats resolution would be to set up the first public hearings in their impeachment inquiry. it comes after
running like a little baby? where did he get that info, the color of the game of this guy dying. i thought he blew himself up in a suicide vest. that s horrible enough. i don t know where he gets that information. maybe he had some reports from the field about what they saw in the tunnel. i think it points to this larger issue which is that on the ground, the kurds have been our allies. they have provided vital intelligence, and the bigger strategy in the region has been to abandon the kurds. that s a mistake. gets around. doesn t it? that we abandoned allies. just hours after announcing the successful raid against al baghda baghdadi, president trump was greeted by a chorus of boos as he attended last night s world series game in d.c. let s take a look. the president and first lady of the united states. he was smiling, chants of lock him up were also heard during his introduction. chanting lock him up ]