throw him out of the presidency. so, it wasn t it just wasn t serious enough. impeachment is very serious. so, we ve gotten too used to the term. but in watergate we didn t have cable, we didn t have internet. if it was kind of walden pond compared to now. each day, you know, each hour something is breaking. it s almost so confusing that we can t focus. it s very important to focus on what s really going on here. you know, i ve been listening to the debate of should there be one article of impeachment well-written, quickly-pursued, should there be multiple. i started off very strongly in the multiple articles school. i can definitely see the case for the one clear simple article that everyone understands. i get that case. i don t think it s an easy choice. is it an easy choice for you? no, it s not an easy choice, but i think it s very important and serious one. it s not a question of the number, lawrence. it s a question of what you cover. and i totally understand the
afterwards because it really wasn t well grounded. there weren t reasons to throw him out of the presidency. so it wasn t serious enough. impeachment is very serious, and we ve gotten too used to the term. but in watergate we didn t have cable, we didn t have internet. if it was kind of walden pond compared to now. each day, you know, each hour something is breaking. it s almost so confusing that we have focus. it s important to focus on what s really going on here. you know, i ve been listening to the debate of should there be one article of impeachment well written, quickly pursued, should there be multiple. i started in the multiple articles school. i can definitely see the case for the one clear simple article that everyone understands. i get that case. i don t think it s an easy choice. is it an easy choice for you? no, it s not an easy choice, but i think it s very important and serious one. it s not a question of the number, lawrence. it s a question of what you
1999, charged with obstruction of justice. one of the senators who voted to acquit him said i believe he did commit obstruction of jut st is but not serious enough in this kashgs the question of lying about the lewinsky affair, serious enough to warrant removal from office, therefore i m voting not guilty. when it become as question there in congress it become as political question like that. yeah, but doesn t seem as though clinton lawyers ever argued that the president couldn t be charged with obstruction of justice. simply said he hadn t obstructed justice and perhaps that senator you quote and others determined that was the case. wasn t serious enough. did not rides to the level. we know he was acquitted of that charge. struck with your last guest and the whole question of obstruction, donald trump said he fire ed mr. comey because of
actually say, you know, i used to bully people. so i appreciate you being here. you no longer do bully people. but at the time that you did, what why do you think you did it? i did it because i thought it made me happier. i thought taking somebody else s power would just add on to mine. so it actually made you feel powerful? yeah. i felt like people looked up to me, and i felt like i always had crowds, you know, laughing with me at the victim. and it just it felt good. did you ever worry about being bullied yourself? i had been bullied a little bit. about a year or two prior to when i started bullying, but it wasn t serious enough. i wasn t hurt too bad. but the fact that you had power over others made you feel good. oh, definitely. and, crystal, i guess you must have just felt powerless. yeah. it definitely steals you of any kind of confidence and power that you may have had.
guitar or a pen and paper to write it out and get it out of my head and out of my being, i m not sure if i would have made it through. i would have been one of these tragic stories. daniel, first of all, i got to say it takes a lot of guts to actually say, you know, i used to bully people. so i appreciate you being here. you no longer do bully people. but at the time that you did, what why do you think you did it? i did it because i thought it made me happier. i thought taking somebody else s power would just add on to mine. so it actually made you feel powerful? yeah. i felt like people looked up to me, and i felt like i always had crowds, you know, laughing with me at the victim. and it just it felt good. did you ever worry about being bullied yourself? i had been bullied a little bit. about a year or two prior to when i started bullying, but it wasn t serious enough. i wasn t hurt too bad. but the fact that you had power over others made you feel good. oh, defini