incredible but you couldn t quite figure out what he was saying it just made them more alluring and mysterious, you can get why that band would become huge. it wasn t new wave, it wasn t a new romantic. they started calling it alternative music. it s the end of the world as we know it it s the end of the world as we know it and i feel fine fine, fine, fine you know, this is the thing about the 80s. everyone thinks it s about crazy haircuts, lots of makeup, insane clothes, and it was. but the thing about this music that lasts is that their songs were so good. you can go back and listen to those records, from the engineering to the musicianship to the writing and to the performance of it. it surpasses most music. everybody had a story, and
trial judge and post trial motions. there is appellate courts and courts of habeas corpus and the media and then congress. the decision not to charge someone does not carry with it the same corresponding layers of review. but in some instances it s every bit as important to understand why they didn t do something and why prosecutors did not do something. i m not interested in relitig e relitigating the fbi s decision not to charge secretary clinton. that decision is made and explaineded and i m not interested in relitigating it. i m interested in reviewing with respect to the department of justice. there was a time when my colleagues on the other side of the aisle were interested in having these questions answered as well. it wasn t a year ago that some of my democratic friends wanted jim comey investigated and prosecuted for a violation 12
there are post-trial motions. there is appellate courts. there are courts of habeas corpus and then there is the media and then there is congress. but the decision not to charge someone does not carry with it the same corresponding layers of review but in some instances every bit as important to find out why law enforcement didn t do something or why prosecutors didn t do something. i m not interested in relitigating the fbi s decision not to charge secretary clinton. that decision has been made. it s been explained and i m not interested in relitigating it i am interested in reviewing 2016 and 2017 with respect to the department of justice. mr. attorney general, there was a time when my colleagues on the other side of the aisle were interested in having some of these questions at well. it wasn t a year ago that some of my democratic friends wanted james comey violated for hatch act violation. that was 12 months ago it
speaking political speak, they are talking to each other in real ways just like the president speaks, just like the way i do, because they want authentic, honest politicians, people who represented them to go to washington and do the job they were elected to do. unfortunately, people have been there on both sides of the aisle for a decade after decade, have led to a lot of stagnation and the swamp we see today and i m so glad to see we are starting to drain it. harris: i guess on the senate and house floors you see people very passionate, making their cases. we were used to seeing that. senator flake took to the senate floor with some tough comments about the president. was that bad a form in terms of how we get things done on the senate? it wasn t a way to move things in the right direction, he used the same kind of arrogant tone he used in his book, that he s used since donald trump was part of the
solving the huge crises and challenges our country faces right now. and max, we have seen presidents alienate members of their own party before. but it tended to be one or two here and there. it wasn t a kind of widespread phenomenon, the likes of what we re seeing now. well, you know, lawrence, i wish it were more widespread. i think you re certainly hearing from a few republicans like senator mccain, senator jeff flake, senator bob corker. but what they say, the statements i think are ones that pretty much every republican member of congress would agree with. in fact, senator corker himself said that when he said that trump was out of control, possibly leading us to world war iii, in need of adult day care. he said all of his colleagues would agree with that. but notice how few of his colleagues actually have the courage to say in public what they believe in private. and beyond that, they don t have the courage to act upon their convictions. because clearly what we are