trying to resist the oversight of the committee and the committee s been very clear that these steps are evidence of further obstruction. but what you also see is that lower levels, many, many people were witness to this conduct and many, many people were concerned about what the president was doing. you already have the president s special representative to ukraine kurt volker come before the committee, give testimony, release very damning text messages of what was happening inside the administration leading up to phone calls with president zelensky. so you re going to see lots and lots of people coming forward as they realize they could be protecteded as whistle-blowers to provide information. are you at all concerned about the whistle-blower complaint and the process of files that complaint when reportedly the whistle-blower, you know, went to the intel community and said essentially how do i do this, they said
review. on advice of my counsel i respectfully exercise my fifth amendment right and refuse to answer that question. do you believe there s not a smidgeon of corruption in the irs targeting of conservatives. on the advice of my counsel, i respectfully exercise my fifth amendment right and decline to answer that question. tony fox news contributor, bernard, former bill clinton pollster and democratic strategist. great to see you, gentlemen. good to be here. kind of like a broken record, tony, on the advice of my counsel i have decided blah, blah, blah. now what s going to happen? the house oversight committee are getting together today. they were put in this position by lois lerner herself when she testified she recorded in pleading the fifth. the committee took a vote and said she waived her right to plead the fifth. this hearing march 5th we showed video from was when she did give testimony. she backed out at the last minute. this is the only way by having
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includes foreign crimes to impact an election and several guilty pleas. where this heads and where rod goes? that s an unpredictable path. our competitor cnn has a report that mueller is not only slowing down, but he s moving to question russian oligarchs, as many as three to track the money trail. let s get to our panel. david priest, a former intelligence officer, he used to give bob mueller a morning intelligence briefing. and jack quid who served with president clinton and took the position at the time that maybe bill clinton should not give testimony, as i just mentioned. jack, you have a new article acknowledging that history but saying ultimately it s better when presidents do give testimony as clinton did and trump should do the same. why do you say that? well, because i litigated this, we went through this with, as you said, president clinton. and look, at the end of the day, we lost.