[bleep] they just is literally move methodically forward, peeling away all those barriers and hen the people themselves. Free, free palestine [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] [bleep] neil man, oh, man, what a weekend. We are not done, my friends. Welcome, everybody. After that we are now looking at more potential problems this weekend as a crackdown at several antiisraeli protests continue to overrun colleges and universities. At least one Graduation Ceremony has been disrupted by it and at least one canceled because of it and we, well, were all over it with the former police chief in l. A. And served that same function in new york, bill bat bratton, on how authorities can put a stop to it and congresswoman Virginia Foxx who Will Ban Loan Forgivenesses from students participating in it. Plus, another week in new york in a courtroom for the former president of the United States. Right now courting donors and potential Running Mates in palm beach, florida. Can he position hi
constitutional duty and what you re doing gets in the way of that. rod rosenstein s name was never on the ballot and wasn t elect today anything. but the house of representatives and people in the united states senate were and we are separate branch of government entitled to that information. so instead of fighting us all of the time and instead of threatening excuse me, staff members on the intelligence committee, why don t you just give us the stuff we are entitled to see so we can figure out and get answers for the american people. neil: do you think the president should fire him? i think rod rosenstein is scathing on thin ice and if he doesn t start giving us the information, you will see more things happen in the house we filed a resolution last week, mr. meadows and i did, if you don t give us information, they ll be a vote in united states congress. i think that will happen sometime soon, i m hopeful it will and also contempt, there s impeachment but he needs to give us th
to sporting events. work extra hard and rather to be lengthy report, you know what, that s a good thing. there needs to be neil: delay it is release of that report? depends how thorough it s been up to this point. from my perspective and the history of bob mueller, i think he s extremely professional. he s been quiet neil: you used to say about comey. they used to say about me. [laughter] if you saw judge pirro last night, speaking with florida representatives and now we see congress going after all of the text messages, they are going after federal charges on obstruction of justice and this will play out in the next few weeks, no matter how in-depth investigations are, something better come to light quickly. neil: thank you very much, the guy who will have a big role in
they have the steel on site. so, i absolutely am going to be about south carolina first, but the president of the united states has a global view. i think that i would need to speak with him before i made any decisions on that. neil: now, in the race in the fall and things have changed and prospects have improved for a lot of republicans, perhaps yourself included, given the pickup in the economy and certainly pickup in south carolina economy particularly in your very district and i m wondering if that fades off, in, you know, sort of blue wave that everyone was predicting or there was still enough frustration with the president personally that it wipes out all of those advantages? what do you think? well, i can say the blue wave is not going to wash on the shores of south carolina. our economy is robust. we have more jobs to fill than we have people to fill them, and ultimately, those are the things that people are going to the voting booth and deciding and making their voice heard
president is doing it his way. he s been a disrupter from day one. and i think he s going to focus on getting things done and results to the american people as opposed to figuring out how it s supposed to work according to past precedent. so, you know, he shakes things up. he gets it done. he does it his way. but he s always in charge. neil: when you were his press secretary and dealing with a lot of this. some events would go on as a candidate and early on in the days as president, would you secretly or try to advise him, you know, be careful here, this could be slippery here? i wouldn t recommend it, sir? what? well, at the beginning, sure, i treated him leak like i treated the counselless principals i staffed in the past and i realized he s very different than anybody i d worked for. he has a pulse of what the message and the environment, the