i have disagreed with eric holder on so many thing and i think he put his finger on an interesting area of permanent conflict between the attorney general of the united states sworn to uphold the laws and the courts interpreted and ethiccal obligation and the president of the united states who is answerably to the public. that is often a clash. and the justice department is that unique executive department that has to be semiindependent and there may be laws that the president doesn t want to enforce for political positions and i am partly with former attorney holder. and on the other hand, i can see the frustration. he has doj run by stranger and adversaries to him and that can t be happy. neil: judge, thank you very
form fbi agent. evan if i could begin you you ran for president as a republican. the charge you will hear from the president and others is, you know, democratic bias inside the fbi. they have it in for me. in fact, this is an fbi run by a republican appointee. the doj run by a republican appointee. from your clair what is the motivation behind the attacks on the fbi. first of all i want to say it s disingenuous for a president going around asking senior leader for pledges of loyalty and who they voted for to accused people trying to maintain independence of bias. right. it s the irony there. but why is he doing that? he is trying to create a dynamic by which there is in honor, no one is doing their duty. no one is following regulations. it s just people are doing what they re doing for bias, for political political leanings