i ve come away believing it was showe shoddily done, there s conflicts of interest, there was political bias. the reason we want a special counsel is i think crimes have been committed. chris: lindsey graham calling for a second special counsel to investigate alleged corruption in the fbi s handling of the clinton and trump investigations s it s time for our sunday group. karl rove, charles lane of the washington post, fox news analyst marie harve and former republican congressman jason chavitz. it seems that the big story this week and in fact i think for the last several weeks has been a fight for control of th the larr narrative. the republicans say the big story is what the fbi did. democrats say the big story is what donald trump did. what do you think the big story is? i think it s yet to be written. i think the inspector general,
house. chris: if democrats pick up 24 seats, correct, they take back control of the house which would be interesting. you ve got conor lamb and a lot of other democrats saying they wouldn t vote for nancy pelosi as speaker. meanwhile, hillary clinton is back at it. she was on a book tour in india and continuing to explain why she lost and here s why she said she didn t do well with white married women. part of that is an identification with the republican party and a sort of ongoing pressure to vote the way that your husband, your boss, your son, whoever, believes you should. chris: marie, is it just me or is that kind of a curious analysis from a feminist that women, white married women, were brow-beaten by the men around
house. chris: if democrats pick up 24 seats, correct, they take back control of the house which would be interesting. you ve got conor lamb and a lot of other democrats saying they wouldn t vote for nancy pelosi as speaker. meanwhile, hillary clinton is back at it. she was on a book tour in india and continuing to explain why she lost and here s why she said she didn t do well with white married women. part of that is an identification with the republican party and a sort of ongoing pressure to vote the way that your husband, your boss, your son, whoever, believes you should. chris: marie, is it just me or is that kind of a curious analysis from a feminist that women, white married women, were brow-beaten by the men around them?
that he s moving forward. chris: another big story this week was the firing and it s amazing to think it happened this week, the firing of secretary of state rex tillerson and rampant rumors about a, quote, blood bath in the white house and the trump administration. we got this on twitter from lee geller. i d like to know why is it such a bad thifnlg i think as a businessman, he, the president, expects results and if something isn t working he changes i it. isn t that exactly what the people voted for? someone from the outside to shake things up. marie, how do you answer lee and how do you feel as somebody who used to work in the state department under a different secretary, how do you feel rex tillerson was treated? i think some chaos is helpful because you can get your people in. the president has the prerogative to do that. this is not normal turnover. this level of chaos, people getting fired on twitter, not knowing if the chief of staff
i ve come away believing it was showe shoddily done, there s conflicts of interest, there was political bias. the reason we want a special counsel is i think crimes have been committed. chris: lindsey graham calling for a second special counsel to investigate alleged corruption in the fbi s handling of the clinton and trump investigations s it s time for our sunday group. karl rove, charles lane of the washington post, fox news analyst marie harve and former republican congressman jason chavitz. it seems that the big story this week and in fact i think for the last several weeks has been a fight for control of th the larr narrative. the republicans say the big story is what the fbi did. democrats say the big story is what donald trump did. what do you think the big story is? i think it s yet to be written. i think the inspector general, michael horowitz s 450 employees