because you can bring in the mueller obstruction evidence, 10 to 11 counts that the special counsel detailed and brought before congress. so, i think it s possible to fold those into the same articles under the same line dealing with obstruction as a whole. okay. i m curious how you interpret the president s move to turn down judiciary committee s offer to take part in any way in this process. i don t think it s any surprise. what the president s done has stand aside, let others do his dirty work and obstruct the investigation every chance he s had. and unfortunately, my colleagues across the aisle have seen fit to follow suit. i would like to think that if the roles were reversed and we were talking about a democratic president, i would be doing exactly the same thing. you know, at some point in time, party doesn t matter as much as the rule of law and what s right for this country. and i d like to think if only a
like his own party. president trump doesn t talk about it that way. he talks about me and he talks about them. even though that is his same party. we know that during the republican primary, there was a lot of opportunity for some of these same republican leaders to speak out then on some of the issues, and trump was pretty clear how he felt about joe arpaio back during the campaign. trump was very clear about his immigration policy and how he felt about a number of policy issues that he has implemented in the white house. those republicans chose to kind of stand aside, to stay quiet, even at times where they said they wouldn t stand by him, they ultimately said they would vote for their party s nominee. they re having it both ways in a lot of ways, and they do have these major issues facing them in congress. but right now anything the president really threatens doesn t come with a lot of teamwork or the ability to come together on something. and this could be a big issue with the debt
were murdered because they were abortion providers. that has happened to six others. most recently drchl george till never 2009. this is a real risk that people suffer through every day to get to work and to work and buffer zones don t cure the problem but they provide a space. paul hill who is one of the protesters who killed a doctor in florida stood right outside the clinic. he was able to gret close access. there was no buffer zone. buffer zones help protect people s safety. nancy. i was just going to say, they also allow if you think about it, we have a history of people who want to prevent others from exercising their constitutional right. their right to go to school, their right to vote. their right to access with respective health services and all the buffer zone is saying stand aside, let people through. you should haven t to go through a gauntless of protesters to vote, to go to school or to get health care and the people who