place where they re attempting to prevent members of congress and the intelligence committee and other individuals from being able to ascertain whether that information should be distributed or not, that s not satisfactory. so does that mean executive privilege? because if the white house exerts executive privilege, what s your recourse? are you going to sue for mueller s reports? are you going to push congress to sue for it? i think we re going to look at that option. you also have to remember there s three investigations going on right now. we ve got the mueller report and we expect that out very soon. and you also have what s going on in the southern district of new york and the eastern district of virginia. and those two cases also have bearing on what has transpired before the campaign, during the campaign and during the presidency all need to come to fruition. we need to see all three of those full investigations to ascertain exactly what s going on. congressman, i want to
unusual when you look at the history of female politicians in this country and how they have been taught up until recently to apologize for or disguise the degree of power they have and degree which they may enjoy using it. pelosi has been unapologetic. she will say this is what i m good at my job. she will talk about the way that she, you know, exerts control over her caucus. it is a tremendous model. it is interesting. i think a lot of the reasons people don t like pelosi on the right and left are idealogical. they see her as a far leftist or on the left they see her as a centerist. hr job is herding cats and she is so good at it it is something to watch. i think she is a fascinating
when you look at the history of female politicians in this country and how they have been taught up until very recently to apologize for, to disguise the degree of power which they have and the degree to which they have enjoyed using it. nancy pelosi has been unapologetic. she says i m good at my job. i interviewed her this past fall. she will talk about the way that she, you know, exerts control over her caucus, that she whips votes. it s actually a tremendous model. it s interesting. i think a lot of the reasons that people don t like nancy pelosi on the right and left are ideological. they see her as a far leftist from san francisco or want to portray her that way or on the left they see her as a centrist squish. her job isn t ideological. it s herding cats in her often fractious caucus. she s so good at it, it s something to watch. and i think she is a fascinating
plan. this plan has been on the book for years. it comes from exerts in the department of homeland security. it is walls where it makes sense. this is what the men and women on the front lines are asking for. it should not be a partisan issue. sean: obama sounded just like trump a few years. late term abortion. michelle and herman next. and today s villian of the day is a prominent republican. straight ahead. oh! oh!
about his deal making skills has been unable to cut that deal. you mentioned this vote on syria. itle really my understand ag rebuke. this is a place where the president exerts a lot of control. what kind of conversations are you having with folks up on the hill about this moment of the trump presidency. what i keep hearing from my sources is there is a gap in communication with this president. they fear other nationalists in this situation now with them gone they recognized that the president has these instincts, not a core or coherentizolo izd. you had them all sitting there in the oval office today with