i believe so, yeah. yeah. back in april, you told the boston harold the radio program that impeachment could hurt the democrats potentially. you said i think if we were to go through this bruising impeachment process in the house, i think we d have the votes but it will go to the senate and it will die there. i think at that point, if it is seen that the president has been exonerated, then the whole focus of the whole election period will be on impeachment rather than the merits of president trump being elected. or we go to a new candidate. so i think it could hurt us politically for those reasons. that was back in april. obviously, that was about the mueller report. this is a different topic. do you think it s different now? i do. the difference is evidence, right? so back then, we had the mueller report. it was inconclusive. i believe the way it was rolled out. and and we had a a response from, i think, every single republican senator that
said basically implied that christine blasey ford was a liar and that she had made it up, and this was a hit job, and this is what kavanaugh also said, a hit job by the democrats, revenge for the clintons, and anger at trump being elected. it just had such a partisan overtone. when kavanaugh was trying to make nice tonight and trying to sort of rehabilitate himself, the president was just going full out against christine blasey ford and against any woman who might come forward. in your mehmet wormoir, you about an experience, where you were basically tried to attack you in the backs of a taxi. you didn t come forward when the
had seen during the hearings, but i mean what the president said basically implied that christine blasey ford was a liar and that she had made it up, and this was a hit job, and this is what kavanaugh also said, a hit job by the democrats, revenge for the clintons, and anger at trump being elected. it just had such a partisan overtone. when kavanaugh was trying to make nice tonight and trying to sort of rehabilitate himself, the president was just going full out against christine blasey ford and against any woman who might come forward. and say she had been sexually assaulted. in your memoir, you talk about an experience, where you a sitting senator. tried to sexually assault you you in the backs of a taxi. you didn t come forward when the
he needed special dispensation to get it. he recognized it was a problem. i m speculating here, that he recognized that when you have the classification authority, it means more information about the investigation can be shared within the doj, fbi and perhaps others. remember, at the same time, he was still palling around to put it charitably with lisa page reportedly. this is and this is why mr. mueller needs to be subject to the same scrutiny other government officials are. what was strzok doing for the mueller team? this corrupted fbi agent that had it in for donald trump. it s fair to ask, especially in light of e-mails like this. trish: all right. you know, dare i ask, dare i ask what your worst suspicions. he wanted to leak information. look, this is a guy that said he had an insurance policy against trump being elected. he said that he wanted to stop trump from being elected.
just in to fox news the house judiciary committee issued the subpoena for peter strozk who we have heard so much about all these months, to finally appear at a description and appear at a deposition and answer questions. we are joined by jonathan kyle turley. it s good to see you. this is a big development. like to see hamlet without seeing hamlet. he is walking on next walking on the stage next week. i expect him to say the e-mail were his personal political view point and didn t interfere with his position. but there is a lot of specific questions he will face. including a meeting that was referenced by page talking about an insurance policy against president trump being elected president.