investigations. how does that change things, or does it? marie: i think you see michael flynn flat running as far away from this as you can. it sounds like he was saying, if the president did this, i had nothing to do with it. subpoenas were issued recently for evidence in the flynn investigation, that is continuing. this is going to cloud every single thing they do, and every single time president trump send someone out to say one thing, and to 12 later tweets something different, he undermines sean spicer and others. harris: not only that, but democrats are so thirsty to put his special prosecutor on board. remember, when you see past investigations, they can fetter out. people will have to lawyer up just to get away from certain things whether there is evidence right away or not. david: he s coming out with his budget, and he will be overseas when that happens. i think that may be a good
for comey s memos, but we need much more than that, ladies and gentlemen. at this point, it is obvious that we need to subpoena the white house, and to demand the documents that the chairman and i requested in march. we also need a hearing with director comey in public. harris: david, i am curious to know where you think we are in this investigation of investigation of investigation. david: wright, virtually every hour things change. so, when we write our rundown s, it isn t possible. they are so many breathless gotcha moments on the media. i don t want this to turn into that, but to that, you have voices like jonathan turley. i don t think he s a republican,
david: david: i understand you have to work with some people. we work with stalin during world war ii. this guy is a murderous thug who makes john gotti look good. he runs the whole country, russia, like a mafia kingdom, and he s nothing but a murderous thug. he s killed one friend of mine. i think he did, anyway, of course. it s an accusation, but it s a well based accusation. but there are thousands of other people who have been caught up in his web. why do we have to treat him as a friend? i understand sometimes in fights, but we need to get away from this idea that he is friendly and any form. sandra: to meghan s point, business does not translate into politics. it meghan: it will if you focus on jobs, which i still
david: two that i like a lot, and one is ray kelly, who used to be the police commissioner of new york city. everybody knows that he leans towards the republican side, at one point he thought about running for mayor as a republican. his whole life has involved law enforcement. he would be a good get, he 75, though. mike rogers, former congressman, former fbi special agent, former of the house intel committee. he has a foot in both worlds. both the political world, as house intel, and he would get the respect he needed from the grunts on the ground. he would be my bet. spew one it s going to be tough to please everyone. it meghan? meghan: i just want him to be bulletproof. and bipartisan. it doesn t matter what bullets are thrown at him or her, their
would be in the mess we re in right now if you had better people surrounding him. i think that he needs to clean house. he needs better people prepping him s before you say that, but what if the a-team was deployed, and he went on twitter. meghan: can you really trust sean spicer? i m sorry, but you should have a ride or die tight trust relationship with your head of communications, which is sean spicer. i m not even sure their friends. david: who, by the way, would be responsible for getting rid of one of the leakers who are breaking laws? who specifically would do that in the white house, because somebody s got to take charge and getting rid of them. spew on something is breaking this hour, as were hearing from michael flynn s perspective for the first time. he never spoke to the president about it influencing these