forefront say we are going to tolerate this anymore. we respect privacy, civil liberty, and we don t want domestic spying, week to bring we have to bring these intelligence communities and agencies to heal. tucker: to heal. because it s not about term comments about civilian control of the government. that is worth defending. thanke you, ned. sorry to get all worked up. stories like that are scary. youre can see where it is going. it s deeply troubling. tucker:ro thanks. when historians look back at the trump administration, a likely point to yesterday as a turning point. 10:31, am. that s when bloomberg news posted a story entitled mueller with business transactions. after the president told the new york times that robert mueller had no right to investigate his business transaction. mueller s or bloomberg sent back the clearest possible message.
forefront say we are going to tolerate this anymore. we respect privacy, civil liberty, and we don t want domestic spying, week to bring these intelligence communities and agencies to heal. tucker: to heal. because it s not about term comments about civilian control of the government. that is worth defending. thank you, ned. sorry to get all worked up. you can see where this is going. it s deeply troubling. tucker: thanks. when historians look back at the trump administration, a likely point to yesterday as a turning point. 10:31, am. the story appeared a little over 12 hours after the president told the new york times that robert mueller had no right to investigate his business transactions. mueller s or bloomberg sent back the clearest possible message. yes i do. and i will.
forefront say we are going to tolerate this anymore. we respect privacy, civil liberty, and we don t want domestic spying, week to bring these intelligence communities and agencies to heal. tucker: to heal. because it s not about term comments about civilian control of the government. that is worth defending. thank you, ned. sorry to get all worked up. you can see where this is going. it s deeply troubling. tucker: thanks. when historians look back at the trump administration, a likely point to yesterday as a turning point. 10:31, am. the story appeared a little over 12 hours after the president told the new york times that robert mueller had no right to investigate his business transactions. mueller s or bloomberg sent back the clearest possible message. yes i do. and i will.
brad, you re an attorney first in life. is the there there at this point? i don t think so. look, the f.b.i. has been looking at this for 10 months. it is based on evidence that i believe has already been gathered as far as electronic eavesdropping by international intelligence agencies, which is the c.i.a. they don t do domestic spying. mueller shouldn t have any problem reviewing the 10 months worth of work and coming up with a conclusion immediately clearing the president. that s first and foremost his job is to take the cloud away so the president can get on with doing the business of the people. bill: krauthammer s point is nobody can locate the crime. marie, can you? his other point is everything president trump has done make him looks guilty even if no crime and collusion is found. bill, can you imagine if president trump had not fired jim comey? we would be sitting here today probably talking about something else. we would not have a special
gray s death, they ll look into whether the baltimore police department engaged in a pattern or practice of discriminatory policing. an announcement could come as early as today. it could lead to sweeping changes there in baltimore. a federal appeals court is calling on congress to decide the limits of domestic spying. the court ruled yesterday that it was illegal for the national security agency to collect millions of americans phone records. a collection of those records was first made public by nsa whistleblower edward snowden. he remains exiled in russia. a new york city police officer killed in the line of duty is being laid to rest today. more than 30,000 officers paying final respects to 25-year-old brian moore, many of them attending a wake for him yesterday. moore was shot in the head last weekend after stopping a suspect who had a gun. well, even as they clean up, residents in five states are facing more severe weather this weekend and that includes tornadoes. may is t