the awkward position of being a potential witness and then speaking of awkward positions, maybe nominating himself to play donnie brasco in the same movie. so here we are. tell us about the rod rosenstein you ve been reporting on. brian, i ve been reporting on him for some time. the first time i ever spoke to rod rosenstein he was a u.s. attorney in maryland. we were talking about gang violence. that was a position he loved to be in, and then he got thrown into the spotlight in this job. i ve been following the evolution of rod rosenstein, especially from people close to him and in legal circles in washington. at this particular time michael schmidt and his colleagues have focused on, he was incredibly vulnerable, especially to the criticism of people who he wanted respect from. these are people who were very critical of his decision to fire jim comey and he immediately felt the need to appoint the special counsel in order to vindicate himself. and he thought history would prove him
speaking of awkward positions, maybe nominating himself to play donny brasco in the same movie. here we are. tell us about the rod rosenstein you ve been reporting on. brian, i ve been reporting on him for some time. the first time i ever spoke to rod rosenstein he was a u.s. attorney in maryland. we were talking about gang violence. that was a position he loved to be in, and then he got thrown into the spotlight in this job. i ve been following the evolution of rod rosenstein, especially speaking to people close to him at the justice department and in legal circles in washington. at this particular time michael schmidt focused on, he was incredibly vulnerable, especially to the criticism of people who he wanted respect from. these are people who were very critical of his decision to fire jim comey and he immediately felt the need to appoint the special counsel in order to vindicate himself. and he thought history would problem him right that he made the right decision to fire jim
potential witness and then speaking of awkward positions, maybe unemploymenting himself to play donny brass coe in the same movie. so here we are. tell us about the rod rosenstein you ve been reporting on. bryan, i ve been reporting on him for some time. the first time i ever spoke to rod rosenstein he was a u.s. attorney in maryland. we were talking about gang violence. that was a position he loved to be in, and then he got thrown into the spotlight in this job. i ve been following the evolution of rod rosenstein, especially from people close to him and in legal circles in washington. at this particular time michael schmidt focused on, he was incredibly vulnerable, especially to the criticism of people who he wanted respect from. these are people who were very critical of his decision to fire jim comey and he immediately felt the need to appoint the special counsel in order to vindicate himself. and he thought history would prove him right to fire jim
president trump did not write that. last time i checked them of the framers wrote that, and ratified by all the states. the defect here is that every special counsel s appointment is unconstitutional, every special counselor s appointment is not unconstitutional. this special counsel s appointment is unconstitutional because the deputy attorney general, mr. rosenstein, hasn t educated himself about the appointment clause but does not have the power or the president and the senate. the president nominates principal officers to come to the senate and the senate must confirm. assistant attorney general, united states attorneys, assistant secretaries. the problem is mr. rosenstein conferred so much power onto this special counsel, no specific criminal statutes, no specific individuals, and the oversight is so tacit and so limited. as he promised, he would keep his hands off of mr. mueller. he s created an unconstitutional special counsel.
appointments clause or the pardon power or the issue of indicting the president of united states, he is right on honestly and he s making the people who is criticizing him look like fools. where hell the is united states congress? then to ask mr. rosenstein since he recommended that comey has been fired. they need to ask about those memos out of the department justice what authority does he have to even contemplate indicting a president? why has he not violated the appointments clause of the constitution? article one! rated first in the constitution! they do not have to sit back and watch all this! they need to get involved! sean: that s why i call you the great one, mark. so importet this right. our constitutional republic depends on it. you can see him sunday night. don t miss it. watch his show.