some closed-door society. david: let s consider there s an ongoing investigation. you may not want to compromise anything. special counsel or senate committees. chris: they should get the first shot at everybody. the other two investigations. why doesn t mueller eboni: i think everyone s first round should be closed-door and if it s not a security risk, then we do open. brian: we have to close the door. coming up ahead, when we return, the most boneheaded pc move of all time done by espn. inexplicable decision to remove one of its broadcasters because his name is robert lee and he s asian. (vo) pro plan bright mind
hello, shiverdecker. how are you doing? i m the deputy warden. how are you doing, sir? good. how are you? i ve been out for the last two days straight because of this. it s not something that you can just go to the cops and say, hey, man, i feel like somebody is going to kill me. you can help me? then you re going to have a lot more problems than you ve already got. sometimes you feel like, hey, somebody s going to harm you. period. you ve got to harm them before they harm you, period, you know? all right. do me a favor. go do your guys interviews and come up and we ll see where we are going to put this guy. we ll leave him in medical for a while. see what they say. there s two things i m concerned with. one, he s approved or he s being recommended to go to level five. he may not want to go. because he s got problems and he s paranoid. so this may have been kind of a pc move. i don t know if that s truth or not. the other thing is, well, maybe
i mean sometimes this is the only way people listen. hello, shiverdecker. how are you doing? i m the deputy warden. how are you doing, sir? good. how are you? i ve been out for the last two days straight because of this. it s not something that you can just go to the cops and say, hey, man, i feel like somebody is going to kill me. you can help me? then you re going to have a lot more problems than you ve already got. sometimes you feel like, hey, somebody s going to harm you. period. you ve got to harm them before they harm you, period, you know? all right. do me a favor. go do your guys interviews and come up and we ll see where we are going to put this guy. we ll leave him in medical for a while. see what they say. there s two things i m concerned with. one, he s approved or he s being recommended to go to level five. he may not want to go. because he s got problems and he s paranoid. so this may have been kind of a pc move. i don t know if that s truth or
legal, they have to make it sound broader than it is. greg: that is the pc move. everyone s got to suffer. kimberly: some suffer more than others, it seems. here s the thing, you can understand a lot of countries, it when you go over to another country, they have subjected to these extreme restrictions or requirements, i am all for protecting national security but with upholding the law. these are people that are doing this to u.s. citizens and people coming in but they want to make sure and verify their information. we ve all learned recently with events that have gone on in the world, people are able to obtain fake documents and the problem is, and why this law came into effect to begin with, was there was an inability to properly vet in certain countries. they weren t able to verify that information. that makes sense, it is specific and tailored to those places of unrest where they can t tell you who that person is or how old