that. some of it, i don t know. i don t know. you should i m not aware of that. well you could just find out no. you can call the fbi. do you have any new information about how the chairman did get onto the campus, who as i said the last few days, i m not going to discuss that. i m not respectfully, the counsel s office is working with them. i don t want to get in front of how they go back and forth and make a decision. the white house counsel s office is the one who sent thatler. i don t know what we will do going forward. that reminds me of hogan s heroes. i know nothing. sergeant schultz. what do you make of that performance? i was asking about this guy s job. it s i don t know nothing. what was nunes doing? nun yoes goes the night before, picks up a pile of christmas presents, the next day goes to the presents. here some present. i can t tell you where i got them from. he knew where he got them from. it s a masquerade. there are times when sean spicer has
balances? check mate or checkered now? i talked to someone, a former intelligence official from the obama administration, they said, and this is with president trump, they said, you know, he does not look like an innocent man. all of this happening now, it just makes you wonder what is going on and why did this information have to come to the white house today to the president? ken, also, it fits such a pattern that april just said, because first of all, manafort was chair of the party and the convention. he was all over interview shows. now he doesn t know the guy. nunes doesn t know anybody. doesn t know who roger stone is. it s almost like the sergeant in hogan s heroes. why are they hiding from these people even the president, we saw him in a clip a moment ago, he said paul manafort s denied any connection. like he s laying it off on him. not s not vouching for the guy. they completely hijacked the hearings and seems almost strategic in a way. this hearing was supposed to b
shows, that s why night after night you turn on these serials and they all seem as if they came out of the same bread box. [ applause ] back then you had lots and lots of copycats. you have the addams family and then the munsters, you have bewitched. and then i dream of jeanie. the old saying is imitation is the sincerest form of television so if one person is doing this fan tasticcal hit, we ll do that. now, is that considered a crime? i m afraid not. there aren t any laws to protect us against bad tv shows yet. so you re safe. well, thank you. what i m surprised by are some of the shows i can t even imagine the pitch meetings for. like hogan s heroes. it s a story about american prisoners of war in a nazi concentration camp which doesn t sound like it s a funny comedy. why don t they trust us, schultz? [ laughter ] that shows you how weird the 60s was right there. there is another one of our fine shows this year. pit stop!
bring her in but in a way it s her way of excising herself from the entire story, like i don t know, i wasn t there, i m not part of the story. let s remember, this is another woman that s been humiliated and i just feel like maybe it s her way of backing out on the whole thing, like i was not there, i see nothing like sergeant schultz on hogan s heroes. i see nothing, i hear nothing, i m not part of it. donald trump issued a challenge today about this people magazine article and the woman s story in this article. let s listen to what he said about it today. think of it, she s doing a story on melania who s pregnant at the time and donald trump, our one year anniversary, and she said i made inappropriate advan advances. and by the way, the area was a public area, people all over the place. take a look. you take a look, look at her, look at her words, you tell me
maybe it doesn t work on green acres, but with many of these shows, that s why night after night you turn on these serials and they all seem as if they came out of the same bread box. back then you had lots and lots of copycats. you have the addams family and then the munsters, you have bewitched. and then i dream of jeanie. if one person is doing this fantastical hit, we re going to do that. now, is that considered a crime? i m afraid not. there aren t any laws to protect us against bad tv shows yet. so you re safe. well, thank you. what i m surprised by are some of the shows i can t even imagine the pitch meetings for. like hogan s heroes. it s a story about american prisoners of war in a nazi concentration camp which doesn t sound like it s a funny comedy. why don t they trust us, schultz? that shows you how weird the 60s was right there.