saying given the ongoing accommodation efforts by democrats we believe that a vote on contempt would be entirely premature. we hope the committee will not take such an abrupt measure but work in good faith to restrict legitimate prerogatives of each of our co-equal branches. d.o.j. maintains they have been forthcoming in producing documents as required under the law. not sitting well with at least one democrat on the judiciary committee. the d.o.j. is a reckless band of outlaws. there is no sense of negotiating with them. i think it s still a step forward. as long as we are taking steps forward we re making progress. in those negotiations the d.o.j. claims the requests are too broad. this is headed to the full house for a vote. the resolution will take place probably early tuesday after a monday house rules committee will get things ready to go. sandra: we ll see how it all plays out. bill: back to the economy.
campaign. these were done for political purposes. it all comes out of the inspector general horowitz s original report. struck and page were going to prevent donald trump from becoming president and once he became president to undermine that. this is really the investigation into the purpose of the f.b.i. and d.o.j. we have to get to that. otherwise you just have basically degraded the american people s trust in these otherwise fine institutions. bill: last point here 30 seconds. i think the last head count nancy pelosi was at 40 or 50 democrats who want to pursue some sort of impeachment proceedings. that s a long way from getting there. last word on that. yeah, but there is momentum growing. i think she is trying to tamp it down. i think the floodwaters are too great. clyburn said over the weekend he thinks it s inevitable. he may be right on this unfortunately. bill: thank you for your
clinton for gross negligence in the handling of classified information. next one, the newly released transcripts of my interview with lisa page indicate peter strzok had no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia prior to the launch of the f.b.i. and special counsel investigations into the matter. i know we re going back in time here but we re trying to nail it down. apparently the transcript said ratcliffe is asking lisa page you are making it sound like it was the department that told you, because the prosecutors were telling you we re not going to she interrupts and said that s correct. and ratcliffe concludes by saying bring a case based on that. are we about to find out that there was no hard evidence or hard facts in the very beginning? and if so how do you characterize it this 2 1/2 years later? this does suggest that they didn t have much to go on when
our 10:00 a.m. hour. sandra: another top story this morning. we re waiting to learn paul manafort s fate. his sentencing on federal conspiracy charges in washington expected this morning as new transcripts come to light renewing questions about the f.b.i. and d.o.j. s handling of the clinton email investigation. catherine herridge following the stories for us. good morning. good morning. this is the second and final sentence for the former trump campaign chairman paul manafort and it brings to an end the most public and high-profile prosecution that was brought by special counsel robert mueller and his team. the issue for the federal judge amy jackson berman today is whether the sentence here in washington will run back-to-back with the 47 months that manafort got in virginia last week for bank and tax fraud convictions or whether it will run simultaneously. the max they re looking at in washington, d.c. is a decade and in a pre-sentencing memo
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