andrew: i think he could always do that down the road. but i think if they thought that michael cohen was the key to making a collusion case where there was a real concern to be doing espionage that there is no reason. melissa: what if it s a totally different crime? what if they re just looking for anything that would be a crime? harris: i do think any of us would be open to a crime but what we would be open to that has been this whole trap argument of if there s any point of inconsistency, but that look like flying and ending memory can force you to do that. a lot of things. i think that s where we may be laid bare with that. andrew: this has been the big objection to the investigation. at the beginning of the investigation, with a big objection to this has been is that in this country, was supposed to happen is we have a crime and then you assign a prosecutor. lisa: is the payment of crime, the origin of this with michael cohen? andrew: it could be. it s more likely that
tucker: working is virtuous. i couldn t agree more. tucker: it is good for people to work. the government shouldn t punish it. then let s lower the income tax rate. tucker: i am totally for that. but i don t want to fall into the leftist trap argument which is, beat the hell out of the. rich because they inherited money tucker: i m not saying that. i am saying stop discriminatingg against people who get out of bed in the morning and work. that is a dignified thing to do. we have a huge class of idle rich people. i am not imagining them, okay. you and i can walk hand in hand out of this segment saying, lower the living daylight out of the income tax.h i am totally in agreement with that. what i don t want to do is fall into the leftist trap of viewing capital investments as something that s bad. tucker: i am for capital investments! will people stop telling me that it is twice as virtuous as working? that s what really infuriates me. you are imposing virtuousness.
the one that really bugs me is the rap argument. i feel like he has been in a drug coma for 30 years and he just woke up to figure out rap is the thing. it may be an old argument, but if you think rap if you like melody and you think rap is not music you will keep thinking it. it is your choice. the one that really stuck out to me was his crack about the beatles and sergeant pepper. wasn t the follow-up at her satanic magesty s request. that was a really bad answer to the beatles. that was the rolling stone version of sergeant pepper and that was a mish-mash of i don t know what. they were always trying to one up each other, the beatles and the stones. richards didn t like his take of the psychedelic stuff either. i think he thought that whole era was a failure. at the risk of sounding
progressive, they are by and large conservative. republicans are leaving votes on the table, willfully leaving votes on the table. can i just say something about the congressman s political trap argument? remember during the debt ceiling crisis when republicans kept complaining the president of the united states won t reach out to us. he won t talk to us. and then here is the president of the united states doing exactly what a president should do and the republicans spurn him. it s unbelievable. vic vicki, we know earlier this week, 600, i think a group of 600 activists, including serious heavy hitters, chamber of commerce, mayor bloomberg, head of the marriott corporation, rupert murdoch, there s business, mod ral semiconservative wing of the party that would like to see something done. do they hold any sway on this