of my law enforcement guys to go produce a consumer investigation demand. and we ve addressed some of the larger companies that pave issues. we ve called them and said you may want to check this out before we have to go any further. so we are very actively involved. i have a large number of people that are out either delivering these letters and also just taking on these complaints so they could get this resolved so people know about this law and so they don t gouge. yeah. okay. what about state coordinating with federal agencies, fema and the like. how is that working so far? is there anything you think needs to be stepped up or ways the public could help. i ve been impressed. right now the public needs to sit on the side line largely because of the flooding and making sure that first responders could get and get access to places. we don t need people out on the roads and some of the devastated areas but it seems to me, because the trump administration got involved early, there is
after year. even after patrick fitzgerald had told my attorney that there were no problems for karl rove, he s out. he continued to write as if i was going to be momentarily indicted. my confidence in murray as a source, he says to go senior law enforcement officials supposedly told him this. i went back and looked at some of his reporting, he was constantly quoting senior law enforcement guys. dana: i remember that guy giving me heart attacks. can i ask you about one other thing that happened today? senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was back in kentucky speaking to the rotary club and he was talking about some frustrations about getting things done and expressing this. take a look. our new president has of course not been in this line of work before. and i think had excessive expectations about how quickly things happen. in the democratic process. dana: he went on to say,
the white house who will run the organization will have an impact. the fbi is filled with law enforcement guys. they re going to keep going. it s what they do. anybody that s been subject of an investigation knows they don t really stop. but how resources are directed within the agency, what the message is from the top does matter. the cnn reporting on this issue is that rosenstein doesn t see a need for special prosecutor. how do you see that issue in the future? you know, things can change. more political pressure that gets applied. jerry side, one of the columnists at the wall street journal wrote that you ll notice things will change when more republicans get on the side of asking for a special prosecutor and begin to push for that. we haven t quite seen that. that s on the political realm. in terms of rosenstein, he is not a fan of special
be made, and then the white house who will run the s organization will have an impact. the fbi is filled with law enforcement guys. they re going to keep going. it s what they do. anybody that s been subject of an investigation knows they don t really stop. but how resources are directed within the agency, what the message is from the top does have an impact. dell, the cnn reporting on this issue is that rosenstein doesn t see a need for special prosecutor. how do you see that issue in the future? you know, things can change. more political pressure that gets applied. jerry side, one of the columnists at the wall street journal wrote that you ll notice things will change when more republicans get on the side of asking for a special prosecutor and begin to push for that. we haven t quite seen that. that s on the political realm. in terms of rosenstein, he is not a fan of special prosecutors. they can run amok. he has been a u.s. attorney a long time, top federal
secure the southern border and finally build the wall. president trump s proposed budget takes aim at sanctuary cities. this budgetary proposal, trump wants to/$200 million. in local jails that hold illegal immigrants convicted of crimes while in the country illegally. joining us now with reaction, sheriff david clarke and geraldo rivera. geraldo, you and i go back and forth on this. i sat there with all these local law enforcement guys in texas. there were 642,000 crimes and a seven year period in texas alone. including murder, including drugs, kidnapping, rape. this is now common sense. you like to say you are a common sense guy. is that not common sense?