constitutional crisis.f consti. we are now in a partisan brawl that could lead to constitutional crisis.a constit. we are now in a partisan brawl that could lead to constitutional crisis. i think they are happy to have a constitutional crisis. tucker: joe, a radio host, joins us. this doesn t mean that everybody has to use the exact phrase, does it? you would not think so. of all of the people you showed in that mont age. ask yourself this: how many are legal or constitutional scholars or could define a constitutional crisis? and explain to people at home how it affects their lives on a daily basis. i think it s zero. sorry about. i have a mic problem. tucker: these are the same people that think the 1st and 2nd amendments are not in the constitution but late term abortion is. the constitution is in crisis! there, is the president walking in. joe, is this effective? what is the point if you are running a cable news channel of
the campaign finance violations. there s not a lot of information in these documents that we can read about the campaign finance violations because that s all redacted. it s about 30 or so pages. clearly indicating to us that that still is very much under investigation, still potentially problems for the president. we should note he was implicated in that. he was implicated by michael cohen, by the department of justice as having directed all this. and also potentially problems for his family and the trump organization. so that is really the biggest take out of all of this. years of his e-mails, his icloud information, incoming and outgoing phone calls. why is this significant, laura? think about it. before you can establish who is a lawyer, you have to establish what the truth is and then compare it to actual knowledge. you know what, we re having a mic problem with you. i can t tell because i m in person with you. but stand by, we ll come back to
we talk about spending cuts and tax increases, we only get the tax increases. something has to be done. we just finished a poll of republican congressional districts and significantly, there s a high percentage of americans who want immigration reform as long as possible. i think we have a mic problem with, you let s go to juan. we said we would secure the borders in 1986, 2006. guess what, borders still aren t secure. would you be against doing it first? i think we ve done it. i don t think there s any question. a lot of what you re talking about here is president bush, you re talking about paul ryan, the wall street journal editorial page. you re talking about good conservatives who say the party is naval gazing and the house republicans are you didn t address my
we talk about spending cuts and tax increases, we only get the tax increases. something has to be done. we just finished a poll of republican congressional districts and significantly, there s a high percentage of americans who want immigration reform as long as possible. i think we have a mic problem with, you let s go to juan. we said we would secure the borders in 1986, 2006. guess what, borders still aren t secure. would you be against doing it first? i think we ve done it. i don t think there s any question. a lot of what you re talking about here is president bush, you re talking about paul ryan, the wall street journal editorial page. you re talking about good conservatives who say the party is naval gazing and the house republicans are you didn t address my
before this. but actually, the decision by secretary clinton was to allow them to shutter the embassy and the rest of the staff got out we re told in a convoy over land to jordan. now, the reason the u.s. is doing this, they say, is that the government has refused the syrian government has refused to address its security concerns. and what were they? well, the embassy in damascus is located right off on a very busy street. and the u.s. says there was concern after some car bombs last month that perhaps there could be the embassy could be a target of al qaeda. that bombing, by the way, was linked to al qaeda. so they decided to do this. but obviously there was a lot of concern about whether they could get out. so that staff includes as i said the remaining staff, 17 people, plus the ambassador are now out. kyra? and sort of a bit of a coins d dense here? this is right after syria and russia blocked the resolution calling for president assad to be removed from office. t