counsel during the white water investigation. harry litman, and my panel for the hour, nancy cooke, sahil kap kapur. thank you all for being here. kim, i want to start with you with what we heard from adam schiff over the weekend. he said look, if the attorney general doesn t make the findings by robert mueller public, he s poised to subpoena that report. take a listen. i want to get your reaction on the other side. we will obviously subpoena the report. we will bring bob mueller in to testify before congress. we ll take it to court if necessary. and in the end, i think the department understands they re going to have to make this public. i think barr will ultimately understand that as well. now, as we know, kim, the attorney general has not said he s going to make it public. he said he needs to look at it first and then make a determination. what do you make of what you
president reacts over twitter. he s reacting to elizabeth warren, calling her pocahontasp. he wants to try to dominate and whittle down the field to his own liking rather than sort of just leaving it to democratic primary voters. and doug, nancy raises amy klobuchar, she s dealing with her own set of controversies. chief among them, she s tough to work for in a way some of her former staffers say was dehumanizing. the new york times says two people familiar with the policy under klobuchar say those took paid family leave, they were required to remain with the office for three times as many weeks as they had been gone. the policy outlined in an employee handbook called for those who left anyway to pay back paid money earned during the weeks they were on leave. klobuchar responded.
about executive privilege, grand jury material, and the like that if congressman schiff is right and they subpoena, it won t immediately mean that people will show up in congress, much less mueller. i think his report will see the light of day one way or another. and nancy, let me turn to you. the white house, the president s legal team, bracing for the report when, in fact, it is turned over to the attorney general. talk a little bit about how they re preparing the mood, as the president prepared to head overseas to vietnam? it s going to be an interesting week. the president has been trying to pivot to foreign policy because his domestic agenda is blocked now that the house democrats have taken over. he s trying to pivot. meanwhile, he keeps getting dragged into things that aren t necessarily what he would like to be talking about. and it seems the president is very concerned. he talks to people outside the white house all the time. and i think he is very concerned about what thi
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cooke. one in every six women stats wise are victims of attempted or completed rape. when you put this all together the pull back piece of this is that the number of rapes and sexual assaults reported far outweighs the number of men being falsely accused. so how do the president s comments play given that context? i think i ve been saying all along that the charade they continue to go through with this kavanaugh nomination is basically like the gop carrying around a big sign saying to women you don t care, and you don t matter. and i was offended by his statements last night because i have a son and a daughter. and i think that justice in this case, understanding a full thorough fbi investigation, finding a nominee that is absolutely not under suspect of