of the way and who may have his own details about trying to educate or normalize some of what this white house was doing. so i think there are some details that may not amount to lies or someone s got to be lying, but different shadings of this story. earlier we heard from the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, a man whose name is known in a lot more households than it normally would have been known in. and we haven t heard the last of rod rosenstein. questioned about a lot of things, but among them the possibility that donald trump would fire bob mueller, the special counsel. we ll play a bit of that, talk about it on the other side. at this point, have you seen any evidence of good cause for firing of special counsel muler? no, i have not. and have you given the special counsel full independence from the justice department to conduct his investigation? yes, senator. i appreciate that question. the short answer is, though, that that regulation, as you may know, was wri
attorney general, jeff sessions. today what i think we ll be watching, among other things, is the fact that at the end of this day the president in a way is going to be tied to jeff sessions version of events. he s likely to invoke executive privilege for some of the conversation related to the two of them, but as it pertains to the conversations he may have had with james comey and beyond that, all of a sudden you had the he said/he said between president trump and james comey. well, it will be interesting, because it is unlikely those versions of events are going to match up the entire way, which side you find sessions on, and some point there is the potential for two hes on one side, another he on the other. peter alexander, who as we said, is just high above the hearing room there. as we get set for the arrival of members of the senate. you see now, senate staff will come in, along with members of the sflaenate. they will take their seats. there is is a minder there on the floor
i would note on the obama side, he overreached and ultimately lost his invocation of executive privilege in court in a very long battle over fast and furious, an issue republicans were upset about it and ultimately were correct, in part, that he had overreached. it will be very important, brian, to watch if executive privilege is invoked, how it is invoked. just record keeping here, about the president. because we may be cutting to departure and arrival pictures along the way while never leaving the room where the testimony is taking place. the president is going to milwaukee. he will deliver a speech on health care. again, they re trying to ignite a spark on this topic. it s, as you may know, kind of floating in the u.s. senate, let s say. it faces a very uncertain future. the repeal and replace movement. he will meet with obamacare victims, before touring a local technical college and
she also admitted ambition. all the guys have ambition. why can t a woman have ambition. she said i want to live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. a lot of people would like to be president of the united states. you and i would probably like it under certain conditions, whatever those conditions are, like you get elected. but the fact is you wouldn t want it any other way. the fact is it s breath taking to have a politician say hey, i want to be president. what s wrong with that? that s how it works. jack kennedy wanted it. teddy roosevelt wanted to be president. anyway. do you think it went well down there with the community? tell me about the african american community. there any anger about the fighting that went on last time around involving jim clyburn and the rest of the political grandees down there? i came down here with that same question in mind and talked to a lot of people who were not only operatives on the obama side, supporters on the clinton side and regular civilians wh
going to full-out endorse mother hood and apple pie and tomorrow obama said i m for it too, they sade never mind. we re against mother hood and apple pie. it s a bad idea. why does hate sell more than love? i mean, i m afford, i listen to people, i watch television and i hear more hate of obama than love of obama from the other side. why is the love of obama side so puristic they don t think he s been good enough. where the right wingers say he s plenty bad enough. he s so far left and yet the left says he s not left enough. why is this here? there always is. if you look at the vote to authorize the war in iraq a few years ago which many liberals