effective the next day? what do you think wednesday is going to look like in america? right before the break, i thought a lot of donald trump s strategies running up to the election. it is donald trump s presidency. he does not have a strategy, he has been himself. if he throw himself at the campaign and the results don t turn out well and he shakes up his white house staff and kelly leaves pretty soon after the elections and he gets rid of sessions and rosenstein is expected to be asked to leave and further turmoil in the administration. i think people start to look up of november and december and january, republicans, well, the elections did not work out too well. the second half of the first term looks chaotic than the first half of the first term especially sochl tme of the peo
to just get through the rest of the month unscathed. on the latest controversies violaing cohen, senate republicans are being particularly careful, saying little if nothing at all as if there s nothing to see here, but to be b clear, there is plenty to see here. it s not just that a number of republicans have been indicted on felony fraud charges. it s not just that the president is rying to you about what he knew and when, it s sochl policies that this president has cajoled the republican party into supporting. who will pay the price and when? for this and more, i want to talk to senator tim scott. start with the latest news, democrats are no doubt going to use all of this to pay republicans as the party of corruption. how can the party depend itself against that? there are a number of individuals on the other side of the aisle that have their own problems with law enforcement and integrity, so i m not going
democrats were trying to come to his defense and interject. what this is all about is devin nunes, the chairman has requested a bunch of information regarding the russia investigation. also the hillary clinton e-mail investigation from the justice department. sochl that informati some of that information the doj won t hand it over. they have to right to learn secret grand jury information about the pending criminal investigation. the only reason they want this stuff is so thiey can attack an discredit the mueller investigation on behalf of president trump. that raises the question of why is the justice department giving them anything. who is pressuring rosenstein and others to comply with these demands by house republicans and where is paul rye yoan in this?
the pensz pence and this is not a dictator ship to fall tomorrow. and sochl all of the peninsula s problems. if anybody can denuclearize it is it president trump. agreed. does it concern you that the president s notes and this sounds bad to me. i don t care whether the president is a republican or democrat or works for. that amount of information captured by the doj on what basis? sean: the bar is very high as we know. i will get to be with you both in north korea summit with donald trump on monday. when we come back, you will not want to believe the response
all about. right? but the fact that the president is so concerned about it, there s also been questions about pardons. the president has been giving out a few of them in recent weeks and raising questions about what kind of message what message he s trying to send. they won t say no we would not ever pardon someone for a crime. there was an interesting develop which is that jeff session, the attorney general, said he was not going to recuse himself from the cohen matter which is important because it suggests that where the cohen investigation is going, in the justice department s eyes is unconnected with the russia investigation. we ll see if that pans out. we ve been told the back off sochl th some of that reporting. that could end up be the case and would make the president happier. it s only about his business