recused himself from russia and not looking at the crimes that are obvious from the clinton campaign and the clinton side? how come? i don t know. it is one of the great mysteries. i believe it was july 7th of last year the state department said it was reopening its own investigation. i mean, people aren t even losing their security clearan s clearances clearances let alone being prosecuted. that investigation is still open. we sent a letter, the chairman of the judiciary committee, to the administration, to the department of justice asking if hilary clinton lied under oath in testimony before congress, they never responded to that. and so president trump and his current administration can follow through on things that were started a year ago because those answers have never been given to congress, never been given to the american people. that s where it starts. if you can t do that, then you have a hard time rooting out somebody who did something last month. by the way, does hil
it said, and i said, do you believe him? he said, i have no reason not to believe james comey. james comey might have made unpopular decisions, but i don t think he has a credibility problem. i think it is an open question, right? we saw here the president refer to director comey going back and correcting the record. i will say director comey is an honourable man, an individual who has done great service to the nation. but his handling of this entire situation, whether it is from the secretary clinton side or from the president trump side has been nothing short of a debacle the entire time. the democrats have called for his resignation or his firing during the entire part when secretary clinton was under the microscope and he bunk willotch. now we have a special counsel. let s pull the thread, see where it goes. put it aside and move on with business. the president is going on a big trip. we will find out in a few
that venezuela has, you sort of have to wonder why is that happening, how is that possible? but it has been unbelievably poorly run for a long period of time, and hopefully that will change and they could use those assets for the good and to take care of their people, because right now what is happening is really a disgrace to humanity. john, i think you also had a question for the president, if you would like to. does he have another one? yeah. translator: the commitment on president trump s side and his administration was shown through the approval of the budget that for colombia means an increase in the support to fund the post-conflict era. last night we received from a
from the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. but when i made that decision, i actually thought it would be a bipartisan decision. because you look at all of the people on the democratic side, not only the republican side, that were saying such terrible things about director comey. then he had the very poor performance on wednesday. that was a poor, poor performance. so poor, in fact, that i believe and you would have to ask him because i don t like to speak for other people, but i believe that s why the deputy attorney general went out and wrote his very, very strong letter. and then on top of that, after the wednesday performance by director comey you had a person come and have to readjust the record, which many people have never seen before, because there were misstatements made. i thought that was something that was terrible. we need a great director of the
hands tied in all types of conflicts of interest issues that far exceed what people were screaming about on the clinton side. so i think it s not just about optics. it s about what he s really going to stand for. if your messaging throughout the campaign was drain the swamp, then says later he didn t really want to drain the swamp and maybe he s going to play in the swamp, the challenge is not just optics. it s what you actually stand for. we know there s ethics issues in politics, period. but the reality is, again, talk about repeal and replace obamacare. maybe the issue isn t to repeal and replace the office of congressional ethics but to ensure it actually functions and there aren t ways for people to have personal vendettas and pursue those concerns or ethics charges that way. the issue here is the matter in which they engage. that is the real problem. it doesn t mean you completely dismantle the thing. manu, is this a done deal at this point now that trump has created this criti