reputation, and he has a reputation for believing in overleaning executive power. but part of the reason we have robert mueller in the first place is that rod rosenstein cared a lot about his professional relationship in the country, which was very strong, and after he wrote that contextual memo on the basis of which drrp claimed to fire jim comey, i know that rob wanted to make things right and wanted to show that he understood what the rule of law was about and appointed mueller. and people in the department, i don t know if noel francisco is one of these people, i suspect that he is, is going to have some gravitational pull towards wanting to make sure that they don t become the person in history who shuts down an appropriate investigation. you know, whatever their other proclivities are. so i have some faith that there are going to be people who are not going to want to die on the sword of donald trump wanting to shut down the investigation. and anderson, it s not just about firing
has the right to fill that deputy attorney general job and the job requirement, as far as i can tell, is someone who will not protect robert mueller and his investigation. preet, during an interview for the job of deputy attorney general, could the president ask interview subjects what they think of the mueller investigation? i mean, he can ask anything he wants. i suppose he can. that would be a terrible idea. and the one thing i agree with jeffrey on, you know, what the president probably wants out of somebody who would replace rod rosenstein, but i do think it s the case. i don t know noel francisco personally, he has a decent reputation, and he has a reputation for believing in overleaning executive power. but part of the reason we have robert mueller in the first place is that rod rosenstein cared a lot about his professional relationship in the country, which was very strong, and after he wrote that contextual memo on the basis of which drrp claimed to fire jim comey, i kno
until you say, i want you know, what s scary about their line and i go back to bhau said about waywhat you sai la piere, the idea these people have second amendment is to give the people the right to protect them from an overleaning federal government that is trying to invade their homes, which is why the second amendment was passed let members participate in militia because they were afraid of the government coming in. i m going to ask you this. i remember a few years ago there was a time we did a cover story on the nra. if was reading it, didn t edit it. they actually don t give a lot of money to candidates. lots and lots of people give more money to candidates. sheldon adelson gave more money to donald trump than the nra did. the nra s hold on these republican legislatures is a bit
don t believe in. it happens to compromised in an argument they are not going to agree. they are not going to agree. if they are not going to agree, we can say maybe one day, okay, but today we need to find things where the right and left can agree. and i have been on about 300 talk shows since my book came out. i see now why you were so effective on capitol hill. after citizens united decisionition came down, polling showed independents, republicans, democrats, 70% across the board felt this was terrible decision because very unpopular. power of corporations was already felt in people s guts as too overleaning, too dominant. by the way, on the process issue, what i m talking about is the need to win money. to the fact that miners died in mines. how are you going to communities and point out you are living in insecurity and in poverty or living in places where mines
identify who s who in this mess? well, a mess, i would say, is accurate. what i do feel, jeffrey, is i would say that i feel that, you know, this is huge overleaning presence of the u.s. army and military and these vast bases supported by umbilical cords costing billions, too much too late in a way. it s almost like planet america hovering just above the ground in afghanistan. it came in very late at a time when the afghans were already jaundiced and had for the most part, made their decisions as to which side they needed to be on, in order to survive. you know, years into a reascendent taliban, people there pretty much have to go will be there tomorrow and next week and next year. it s usually not going to be the latest american colonel out of