provided thousands of documents to the committee and he negotiated through his committee to provide testimony that didn t happen. but he still negotiated. and unlike bannon who has had some advice from counsel defense which i think may not work, meadows has an advice of counsel advised. we may not like what they are saying and we may not believe in this exhibition of executive privilege, but in terms of charging him as a criminal with contempt of congress, the medals cases tougher than the pending case. again, not impossible but tougher. i am glad that you agree with me chuck. roger stone is just going to put on the show tomorrow. so we have a decision to make, do we bring our cameras are not. one might say don t bring them, don t give him an audience. yamiche, eugene, chuck always good to see you all. i appreciate you joining offer leadoff panel. tonight coming up critics consider him the grinch who is
think it s the best resume and a terrific record. let me ask you something that happened this week in other midwestern states. the state of nebraska decided to stop the death penalty all together. there s different reasons why they did it. you have had a temporary moratorium in ohio. want to read you something that a former predecessor of yours wrote bob taft wrote this december last year. the death penalty is very costly to administer, lengthy trial be appellate procedures put a burden on county and state governments. it may be time to ask the question whether death penalty in ohio is a dead man walking. do you agree no. i don t agree with that. we are just looking for the drug wees need to administer it. in this debate we forget the victims. i review all these cases. some people i said we will let them stay for a life in prison if i wasn t certain of who did what but i ve had these grieving families come to see me chuck.
grieving families come to see me chuck. people who had their mothers, who have been look, it s about justice. it isn t about revenge, it s with justice. i support the death penalty and will continue to do that because a lot of times families want closure when they see justice done. we are in a tricky situation here because of a lack of drugs, but no. i think you administer it sparingly. frankly, at the end of the day when it comes to me everybody s had a look at these cases and i get the final say. i try to remember i don t try to i remember the victims when i consider this. i know you are deeply religious man. your catholic faith. do you struggle with where you are on this and where the church is? no, i don t. i said it as clearly as i can. i think it is about justice. i think it s consistent with my faith. at the end of the day, i m the secular official, right? i m also the governor. it doesn t mean my faith doesn t