the tail. right. that s what the tea party was. it was a tiger that republicans thought they could hold by the tail and they just realized that they eventually couldn t. that s right. i remember a number of conversations with some of the political intelligents here in town. oxy moron. about what we would do with the submerging energy inside the party, which was at first started out around the sort of the constitutional principles of republicanism. and finance stuff. a lot about finance and the lot of the constitution. our rights. sort of the libertarianism thing raising up. it morphed by 2012 into something much worse and difficult. but the idea was very prevalent that we could control this. so no one and certainly i wasn t in fact talked about it many times on this air, should have been surprised when you got to 2016 and then you have this full
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and then what happens after that. that s the big question, that s why people are all up in arms especially democrats. rod rosenstein oversees the mueller probe but if the attorney general is not recused, whoever replaces him can take that. bret: doj said later in the afternoon, with whitaker come again who is not recused himself, he will now he will have that responsibility. the question is what does he do? he has spoken about ways in which you can start of the probe, de facto shuts down. there should be a redline looking into the president s finances, that would be a bridge too far democrats want to protect the mueller investigation, they don t want that shut down and that s going to be the next big controversy. bret: we should point out that bob mueller, everything that he knows, he passed off the finance stuff to the southern district of new york and we don t know when he s coming forward.
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subpoenaed, would indicate he is fully going down that right. deutsche is significant because donald trump has at least $130 million worth of donald trump s debt, and it sold some of that debt or could have sold some of that debt to russian banks. that could potentially give these russian banks some leverage over donald trump. and so you have the combination here potentially of donald trump s finances as well as his dealings with russia and how those two things intertwine, it s sort of just logical that mueller would look at this. even if the subpoena itself has not actually been executed, it would stand to reason this would be a path that mueller would eventually go down. michael, i don t need to tell you someone eventually at every cocktail party in washington and new york will corner you and make the point, you re looking for collusion, it s the finance stuff. that s where you re going to find it.
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