i m not going to answer your questions. as jim comey showed, it is a terrible mechanism to prevent someone that wants to testify. would he assert executive privilege. and comey says you can do whatever you want. the report is in his head, depending on the questioning that comes forward. the white house says exerts executive privilege, does that immediately go to the supreme court. no, i think it is really, ultimately, mueller can show up the next day under subpoena and unless there is an injunction, he can testify in response to their question. so they would have to go to court and seek an injunction. nothing like that has happened before, so mueller s ultimate weapon here is the ability to go and do that.
values depend on choice and they depend on them not just because you have to exercise reason and free well to produce human values that s kind of a separate exercise. but if you take purpose for example, which you talked about as a component of happiness. purpose is something that, if it s going to make you happy for you to pursue a purpose in life, that s something that you choose yourself. imagine if the government gives you a list of approved purpose it is. every market intervention, the ones that you are talking about in the intro, the regulations and tax code and everything else are little bits of forest that the government exerts to keep people from making free choices. i value requires that you choose it. that s really tucker: what you are saying is true, all law, all regulation and all taxes as i said in the intro to
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washington. in russia they have an american bargaining chip with which to trade. in the meantime whelan s lawyer says he has applied for bail and believes his family members will be allowed to visit him in the prison in moscow. he warns the russian legal system can be slow and it may be up to six months before the case goes the trial. all right. lots going on. let s bring in our analyst and exerts. what s your sense of what s going on right now? you don t need to be an expert. this is a set up. you look at the change in the u.s. congress and the russians are following the change. relationship with the russians is getting more and more chilly. you look at the american law enforcement apparatus of arresting russians in this country. if you re loobi inlooking what americans are doing, i don t think this individual is a
placed put in place for anybody who s had anything to do with it. it s my sense and i don t know yet. but based on the intel that i ve read, based on the other exerts that i ve read. and that this perswas purposely murdered. even over the next week that s going to become more clearer. you said the white house had clamped down about khashoggi s death. the white house says that s not true and they referred reporters to you to clarify. would you clarify? are you getting the access you need to do your job? yeah. i was supposed to have a cia briefing on tuesday. i was in washington dealing with some other issues. and it was called off. and there is some question as to why that was the case.