forth. that went on for about three years before house republicans finally gave up on it. it s incredibly difficult. the courts insist the executive and legislative branch exhaust everything before they go to them. the executive branch can run the clock. that s all the more important i think if the democratic investigations are gonna be effective, they are, one, gonna have to appeal to the sense of civic duty on the part of republicans to play a meaningful role and make the case to tpub the public that this is not about scoring points against trump, this is about meaningful and important oversight as it should be bipartisan argument on. tucker: if they can do that, i ll be impressed. i am urging them to do that. tucker: they never will, but i hope they do. the french president just attacked our president for backing something dangerous
deep and did what it was supposed to do and came back up. i don t know if that is a problem. it is called working right there. the prime minister tony abbott said they will exhaust everything there, exhaust everything they need to do as long as they need to take for the bluefin to cover this area. how long do you think that will take? you first have to know how big the area is. the side scan can see 1,000 feet to either side and if it is moving four, five miles an hour, you are going to be mapping something on the order of 25 to 35 square miles per day. one of the disappointing we haven t found it yet. it is sort of surprising. it means the pinger, fuselage or debris is not very close together. hopefully they are not far apart.
because it did what it was supposed to document it went too deep and did what it was supposed to do and came back up. i don t know if that is a problem. it is called working right there. the prime minister tony abbott said they will exhaust everything there, exhaust everything they need to do as long as they need to take for the bluefin to cover this area. how long do you think that will take? you first have to know how big the area is. the side scan can see 1,000 feet to either side and if it is moving four, five miles an hour, you are going to be mapping something on the order of 25 to 35 square miles per day. one of the disappointing parts of the story, i would have to agree is we haven t found it yet. it is sort of surprising. it sort of means the pinger, fuselage or debris is not very close together. hopefully they are not far apart. i wouldn t say we re on the gauge, not in the red zone yet. we re still green, yellow and i think we need to be patient to be honest with you.