than any individual senator. when i left the senate of my own free will, it was a sad moment, but i knew, you know, it goes on. it will go on. were you disappointed he didn t apologize or seem, in any way that he felt bad about what had happened or on the flip side, do you think this is a case where he was denied due process? listen, here is the deal. if you look at the private sector and all the people who paid the price, were they denied due process? the fact is, we are at a time now. our country is under threat from terrorists, from this russia deal, from a president who says the press is the enemy of the people. we cannot, as sitting senators, have these distractions, even though we feel bad. i m not going to say what al should have said or what s in
there is a reason why it was revealed this week more indictments are coming and there is a reason why the mueller investigation is now in the white house, interviewing people immediately surrounding the president. they re one step away from the president. again a speculation. why would a presidential campaign that was intent on trying to bring in some reproach of coming together with the russian government to avoid a second cold war, why would they be hiding that. if that was their grand ambition? isn t that the question of the week. why did any of these people lie? why do they keep lying. the question of the year in the last two years. and also today members of the house oversight committee have raised new concerns about michael flynn s involvement in a private u.s.-russia business proposal to build nuclear power plants in the middle east. and a russia deal. according to elijah cummings, an unnamed whistleblower told his committee in june that flynn alegislatured a former busine
warranted to spy on americans associated with the president s campaign. as 20 members of the committee wrote you 3 1/2 months ago asking you to do? i would say looks like is not enough basis to point a special counsel. . director of the national security law and policy program in george mason university is with me. republicans, again, not all of them, but many of them are focusing on appointing this special counsel to investigate hillary clinton and uranium one deal. president trump has called it uranium to russia deal. let s start with the facts here. we want to put this up on the screen for folks at home. panel of nine government agencies evaluated the sale. the white house approved the deal. not secretary of state clinton. russian company bought 20% of the company s production capacity. not 20% of u.s. uranium reserves. no uranium one has been sent to russia. people associated with uranium one have donated millions of
also showed a great deal of character when he recuse himself, depoo it the fact donald trump had no respect for the law and wanted him to stay in there. no, there are two threads to this story playing out in front of our eyes, part of it played out yesterday. you alluded to one of the threads, the campaign was a total clown show. it was. for very few people, if any believe they are going to win right up and through including election day. that s the amusing part. they were using the campaign to set up future businesses. right and the russia deal. a money deal t. tragic aspect of that thread is that many people who participated in the cloup show who were total clowns are now a part of the government of the united states of america. that s the tragic part. yesterday we talked about the 36-year-old who you wouldn t hire to do, to present a house
charges will be arrested and taken into custody by fbi agents and at some point will face a judge here in washington, d.c. now, this indictment, once it s unsealed, will give a window into what special counsel has been looking at and how it potentially relates to the russia investigation. dave, christine. all right. shimon, thanks. no surprise president trump has been pushing back hard taking aim at hillary clinton on twitter. we have never seen such anger and unity as i have concerned of lack of investigation on the clinton-made fake dossier made $12 million. that s a reference to wild speculation online about the cost of the dossier. the uranium to russia deal, 33,000 plus deleted e-mails, the comey fix and so much more. instead they look at phony