about, to tammy s point, is about the collective. they will put their agenda and they will put the so-called good of the group ahead of the rights of the individual, right? so this is what we re seeing now across the board. and with these folks, i will say this: that if you are a woman accusing a man of the left of this kind of thing, you face an uphill battle. you face a much steeper fight because they put the group and the agenda ahead of individual rights. part of what has made this flood happen, especially in hollywood, is the fact that the clintons now were effectively powerless. they were the glue holding it up. people presumed she would be elected. the silence continued. but as they realize that people that they believed would remain in power, were not, i think they realized, that they said, why are we protecting harvey weinstein? why are we protecting price at amazon? why are we saying nothing when they turn around and realize, because the hillary
uranium was at stake here. all while the united states faces a uranium shortage. so why did robert mueller stop that horrible deal? now some are questioning the motives behind who mueller chose to staff the russia investigation. later tonight, you will meet a woman named sidney powell, she worked at the doj for a decade. she believes that one of mueller s top investigators, andrew weismann, has a documented history of using strong arm tactics to seek convictions, unethical behavior. our own colleague gregg jarrett will also join us tonight. he did digging into wiseman s past. he came to the same conclusion. remember back during the enron accounting scandal, weissman, as a hard charging prosecutor on the task force that brought a controversial obstruction of justice case against the accounting firm, arthur anderson. that eventually put that company out of business. it cost tens of thousands of people their jobs. it was all for nothing because in 2005, the u.s.
false effectively. sean: i got the crap beat out of me because i said don t rush to judgment. as it turns out in the case of roy moore when i said okay you have to answer these questions. yes. sean: now we have a woman that claims she has a yearbook. i have talked to forensic experts. they would be able to determine if the signature was his if they can compare his writing at the time and whether or not the ink was old or new. nobody is doing the forensic here which would answer one very significant charge. and, look, i think we do have to look more cautiously at accusations that clearly have a goal or a benefit attached to them. like accusations made just prior to an election. by individuals. sean: or clarence thomas. not that i think that some those accusers are very credible and others, perhaps, are not. but the fact of the matter is people of alabama will make their decision. what i october to is mitch mcconnell telling him to leave the race when he has
false effectively sean: i got the crap beat out of me because i said don t rush to judgment. as it turns out in the case of roy moore, when i said okay you have to answer these questions. yes. sean: now we have a woman that claims she has a yearbook. i have talked to forensic experts. they would be able to determine if the signature was his if they can compare his writing at the time and whether or not the ink was old or new. nobody is doing the forensic here, which would answer one very significant charge. and, look, i think we do have to look more cautiously at accusations that clearly have a goal or a benefit attached to them. like accusations made just prior to an election. by individuals. sean: or clarence thomas. not that i think that some those accusers are very credible and others, perhaps, are not. but the fact of the matter is, people of alabama will make their decision. what i object to is mitch mcconnell telling him to leave the race when he has been strangely
cheer kecherokee blood in her n. proof. when the president pointed it out then she is the one who has been abused. wrong. you abused the american native heritage when you lied about your ethnic background, senator warren. sean: trying to take advantage and get minority status that she never deserved. right. and which harvard, harvard then waived the flag in 1996 when they were accused of being too white they said no, no, no, no, look, we have this woman on our faculty and she is part cherokee. bogus. this is classic fake news, sean. sean: all right. what do you think we have all this hypocrisy going on as it relates to sexual harassment. the very same democrats that many of whom were involved in smearing all the clinton women. i mean smearing and defending what we now know is predatory behavior of bill clinton. and the outrage they show