mueller? you say there won t be a compromise with those folks. i don t see how there could be. they could negotiate around the edges of what those people will be testifying about, but really it s a yes/no. will they be behind the microphone and giving testimony. thus far, the answer has been no. i think today s vote is related to that, to get authorization to go into the courts and force them to come in and testify. let s listen to a bit of the hearing from yesterday. the house judiciary committee held one in a series of hearings about the mueller report. they called former white house counsel under nixon john dean. to testify. dean said there were, quote, remarkable parallels between the mueller report and the findings compiled in the watergate scandal. here s a clip. in many ways, the mueller report is to president trump what the so-called watergate road map, officially titled the grand jury report, was to president richard nixon. stated a little differently,
yes/no. he managed to find a way to frame it so he said it wouldn t be respectful. so he could hang it on respect, that he was being respectful. so he kind of figured a way to say it that that he s not backing down, tail is not between those legs. he is being respectful, and he s got a she s the one person, she is the adult in the room now. she s that adult we ve been looking for all along. there she is. what do you think it is about nancy pelosi that i don t know if he respects or that he is challenged by or whatever it is? she says no is n-o. and she doesn t let him get the conversation onto his turf, which is what he always does. he creates chaos. makes it into his turf. everybody else is defensive in trying to catch up. he is comfortable in chaos and conflict.
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truth-telling that we would like to have. secondly, there s probably a danger of putting sources and methods at risk although that can actually be resolved through redaction. we ll see if that happens. and then finally over here, chris, you ve got the whole question of precedent. look, this fisa process is very closely held. it s actually more classified than most of the things that i touched as director of either agency. it s kind of its own sacred ground because, i mean, this is very sensitive stuff. you re talking about the privacy of americans. and so it s a closed universe between intelligence professionals and the american court system. and now we re going to open that universe and insert what, by anyone s definition, has to be an intensely political process. that s really a bad precedent. general, give me a quick yes-no, other than i did a little research. other than bay of pigs and kennedy in terms of when he didn t listen the second time
secretary of state or running for office and gary says that s the evidence, not guilty, your honor. juan. the point is this, do you think it s a good idea, given the concern you ve expressed, many, many times about the russians. do you think it s a good idea for them to have 20% of the u.s. uranium market? do you think that s a good idea? do you think that should have been approved by hillary or by the administration, obama administration? rachel, let me explain. it s a yes-no, juan. it s interesting because the united states has an interest in controlling how russia deals with uranium. so, our side was interested in seeing that they had some access here, it comes down to. oh, could many mon. remember, no, no. common, remember, none of it. congress writing letters saying this is did hold it there, hold it there, it was exported. it didn t go to russia. none exported to russia. trish: stop for a second because i want to clarify the record here. it was exported out