presumably at the democrats will get out that in their investigation. i certainly hope so. people are saying that it is unprecedented to move transcripts to that server. it s not. so i think a lot of the core issues on on the national secuy argument have to get fleshed out. people are being very perilous when it comes about talking about this, a lot of pungent sayings, a whole host of things that are not true. it is a complicated issue. melissa: this is from the wall street journal editorial board, speaking to another question that we are talking about here. mr. pompeo s alleged misdeed is that he was among those listening to mr. trump s july 25th telephone call with ukrainian president, but why shouldn t a secretary of state be on a call to the new president of an important country? u.s. foreign policy as the secretary s job as far as we know, mr. pompeo is not responsible for mr. trump s decision to mention joe biden in the conversation. this is not impeachable behavior or even i
everybody wants to talk about the 2500 that were separated because her parents were prosecuted for child can go with a plan to lock up but that doesn t happen anywhere in this country or with u.s. citizens. i tried to say was inhumane is the government takes pretty good care of these children and licensed facilities. he did not want to talk about was the 14000 children that were in custody of the government that were smuggled by criminal organizations because their parents chose to hire a criminal organization to put them in the trunk of a car or back of their trailer but that s inhumane but no one wants to talk about that. the interview was back and for forth. mark: i m a little the facts about these so-called journalists. that s why i wrote this book. he s arguing with you. shouldn t he be - he s just an illustration but shouldn t a journalist be trying to glean information from you about what you re doing and what you are doing it and so forth? what is this argument stuff? in other
everybody wants to talk about the 2500 that were separated because her parents were prosecuted for child can go with a plan to lock up but that doesn t happen anywhere in this country or with u.s. citizens. i tried to say was inhumane is the government takes pretty good care of these children and licensed facilities. he did not want to talk about was the 14000 children that were in custody of the government that were smuggled by criminal organizations because their parents chose to hire a criminal organization to put them in the trunk of a car or back of their trailer but that s inhumane but no one wants to talk about that. the interview was back and for forth. mark: i m a little the facts about these so-called journalists. that s why i wrote this book. he s arguing with you. shouldn t he be - he s just an illustration but shouldn t a journalist be trying to glean information from you about what you re doing and what you are doing it and so forth? what is this argument stuff? in other
the time? shouldn t a president be truthful all the time? well, the truth doesn t favor him, don. i mean, it s ironic here because he is kind of telling the truth when he says, i will tell the truth when i can, which means he doesn t tell the truth most of the time because he doesn t think the truth helps him. even today, he was lying like crazy. once again, promulgating this crazy conspiracy theory about george soros funding the caravan, which is exactly the kind of anti-semitic garbage that led to fanatic in pittsburgh to go out and open fire on a synagogue. he continues doing stuff like this. yeah. it s just appalling that a president of the united states is behaving like this, and he s cavalier about basically admitting he s de facto admitting he lies regularly and he does. lying is off the charts. danny, please rerack that for me. i want to play it again just so we get do you have the longer version? okay. let s play the longer version. thank you. let s play the longer
i testified in front of congress a few weeks ago i had to go through a mettlez detector. gludges courthouses protect themselves and their staff going through metal detectors. why shouldn t a law enforcement officer have the same protection if the opportunity arises. just to be clear the courthouse follows my policy signed that in february after working with the associates of chief justices. we work with chief justices across the country on this. california s own state chief judge agreed with the policy. so here have you politicians that think they know better than judges and law enforcement officers on how to do their jobs. steve: tom, it s just not the sanctuary city, sacramento, it s a sanctuary stated. what s your message for the people in california who think that this is a good idea passing this bill and having the governor sign it? you are talking about a criminal same as the jails, criminal walks out of a jail because they don t call ice, look up recidivism rates. over half