exceeded. i m going to guess that s exceeding any travel budget. to the senator s point, you know, you do not need to travel private between washington, d.c. and pennsylvania. you just don t. it s actually easier and cheaper to go amtrak or train. that s the whole point here. if you have these responsibilities, the ethics washes over the commentary and the attitudes of people in congress when they are in power versus an opposition, that stinks to high hell. it s right to call them out. nancy pelosi was doing it that s not true. that s not true. did you ask for her to resign? i m not calling for tom price to resign. i m talking hypocrisy in politics. in the case of nancy pelosi, she was using the jet dennis haster
opponent. they release the intercepts on him and any non-americans or interested parties can come to the same conclusion as the doj. there is nothing there. what do you make of that statement? it seems like something that typically people who are thinking that they are going to be indicted do. that s to point the finger at the prosecution and try to put them on trial, so to speak. the same thing was done in, for example, by dennis haster who was the speaker of the house from here in illinois. when there was leaks about his investigation, he claimed he was going to dismiss the indictment and he was going to get the remedies. from a legal perspective, if manafort was indicted, none of this would result in a dismissal of the indictment or legal consequences. he is complaining that look, he has constitutional rights. he doesn t want the jury pool tamper and he is upset that
statement? it seems like something that typically people who are thinking that they are going to be indicted do. that s to point the finger at the prosecution and try to put them on trial, so to speak. the same thing was done in, for example, by dennis haster who was the speaker of the house from here in illinois. when there was leaks about his investigation, he claimed he was going to dismiss the indictment and he was going to get the remedies. from a legal perspective, if manafort was indicted, none of this would result in a dismissal of the indictment or legal consequences. he is complaining that look, he has constitutional rights. he doesn t want the jury pool tamper and he is upset that there were leaks. he doesn t know where they were from. this is from somebody outside the government, but we don t know for sure. jill, he is speaking as if
speaker. is this his entire legacy now? he was the longest serving house republican leader. just think in a different time and place he would be on right now, not me, where he would be helping explain how paul ryan will run the house as speaker. if he hadn t had this crashing end to a long and up until this indictment, respectable career. this is a day where he should be on tv talking about the house more than anyone because he knows the job that ryan is going into. we have had corrupt politicians in illinois. what makes this case so different, of course, is the allegations of sexual misconduct. we will not be hearing from mr. hastert anytime soon. coming up it s a big night for the gop and hillary clinton wants to crash it.
back with more mtp daily paul ryan says he s not interested in being next speaker of the house because but hasn t officially ruled it out. he does choose to become speaker, ryan would be the youngest speaker of the house since 1960s. youngest speakers since 1960. newt gingrich, speaker at the young age of 51, at the top. 45-year-old ryan would be the freshest face that the house gop has had in over a century. one could argue, they desperately need than one name on the list, person paul ryan could join, only speakers in the last 50 years to not come from elected leadership below speaker, dennis haster. speaking of dennis haster, he agreed to a plea agreement today. he s going to plead guilty to skirting banking laws to withdraw hush money in line to the fbi about it.