single person that would have reconfirmed him. he was playing politics. to suggest they would review hundreds of thousands of emails and a few hours, which ended up being a couple of days? it s a ridiculous notion. there s no way they were possibly doing those type of things. i think you are absolutely right. melissa: he could make a lot of money off the book. everybody s talking about it. what do you think are the long-term political at implications of it, if anything? i hope this is a strong signal that those that are playing talked about politics at the top of the food chain have got to be rooted out. this is not something they should be involved in and engaged in. it should not be a double standard if your name is clinto clinton. at the end of the day, she started her senate conversation. she was trying to subvert the process. it still comes back to
constitution is a different point of view. the president is accountable in two ways. one, at the ballot box. vote them out. two, he could be impeached. that s the proper procedure for investigating a president. impeachment. but instead, a lot of people on both sides, some people want hillary indicted an trump indicted. indictments are not a good way to solve political questions and they lead to a lot of bitterness. melissa: although the special counsel is a means to impeachment. you ve got some constitutional issues, justice scalia pointed out. just another prosecutor. melissa: for more on this, republican congressman, can i
like the president won t buy. james comey is one of every other disgruntled employee who has a different understanding of why they were fired and why were actually fired. the president had every right to do, and you will and pleasure employee of the president. when he decides he want to go, you are gone. melissa, what james comey does now, he does speeches and interviews, now he has his book. the only way she is relevant is to go out and tell his story about his interactions with the president. there is no news for stories or interviews if he comes on your show and you ask him about the 2016 election and why he handled it the way they did. now they are back in love with james comey. it s hard to keep up with whether democrats love or hate james comey. you are absolutely right. it s counterproductive.
countries. i know we were not seeing as strong as what we needed to be seeing. at least not as strong as with those people were towards us. melissa: seems that way. representative diane black. thank you very much. we are awaiting the white house press briefing. we will expect more reaction to james comey s tell-all book and president trump s pardon of dick cheney s aid, scooter libb scooter libby. more for you, next. more . o to share. three times the harvest. one powerful guarantee. miracle-gro. i had a very minor fender bender tonight!
needed those trade representatives to push. when that happens, the stronger countries, china is a very strong country. strong negotiators in japan. we would not get will be deserved if we got into a trade deal that is not really beneficial to our producers. melissa: with those defending the old deals, they always say there s more at stake than the dollars and cents. one of those deals that looks like they are at a financial disadvantage, how do you respond to that argument? when they were making those negotiations, we of course have trade at the top of our priorities. i have watched that we ve not always negotiated the way we need to. i traveled around the country and spoke to some of these