i think what they are saying is it will depend on what comes out of the fbi investigation. if there is an fbi investigation, i don t think iti is a criminal investigation. that is why i was saying, there is not a trial. no jury, judge, prosecutor, or publicic defender. it s about character references and of those references don t pan out, just like anyone else in the united states, you don t get hired, or as trump says, you get fired. tucker: i get it but that is not what pelosi is arguing. it may be that she does not understand the system. she seemed odd in that clip i will say. impeachment i believe requires a crime. she said if he lied. what would he have lied about? and how would we know that? what is she talking about? he could ve lied about sexually assaulting dr. ford. tucker: and that can be c proved how? we would have to see in the investigation. tucker: if he didn t drink that much in high school and in college and democrats seem to be very eager to prove that he
to be heard fascinating. my guests are back with me. i have to tell you, throughout the clips that i ve seen, i was not watching the judge, i ve been watching his wife wondering what she was thinking. how powerful is it that she s sitting there with him? i don t know that she adds much to it, usually when we see the spouse, the wife next to a man in a situation like this, it s because something has happened that affects the marriage. and the bwife is there to send message, this is nobody s business but ours. i think in this case, and you usually see her greatly pained. this is a case where she is sitting there as his character reference, and the character references have not really accomplished in his case what i
i hope, god, i hope. this about killed me. the next morning, culbertson arrives at the prison administration building for her parole hearing. if parole is granted, she could be released within days. how are you feeling? like a whore in church. during our interview with culbertson, her mother and sister arrived to offer character references at the hearing. that s why i hurt. i hurt that the most. that s my life. my mom s my heart. i love her to death. i need a miracle.
number of character references, not professional references. the people spoke to his character and collegiality, not necessarily the suitability you need to lead the justice department. so the fact of the matter is, we are concerned about his failure to take a position against mandatory minimums with 1 million fathers behind bars, how can you ask this man to lead the justice department and leading us away from this era of mass incarceration? we did hear very compelling personal testimony from african-americans that worked with him over 20 years, a man by the name of willie huntley, a lawyer from alabama, jesse sarora, a former u.s. marshal.
they all testified they worked with him, got to know him well. they knew his record on civil rights and these most sensitive issues that are of deep concern to you. they said, this man should be the next attorney general of the united states. again, great character references. if you need to go to a doctor for open heart surgery, you are looking for a cardiac surgeon, you would want someone who is skilled, who is committed to the craft of surgery. we need someone who is skilled and committed to the craft of civil rights and the aspirations of civil rights in this country. his record makes clear he is not fit to serve as attorney general of the united states. i spoke to his spokesperson. i want to play for you what she said in defending his record. i think people were expecting a boogeyman to show up. instead, they got a man who has dedicated his career to the law, the constitution and i think it