carl, go ahead. really quickly, paris, the scope of mueller s investigation included obstruction of justice because of the way james comey was fired. no yes, it was. carl, carl? we haven t heard from carl. let s try to get back on the ground here. let me say a couple words. i do want to make a point. i know you do. a couple words here. we have a legitimate investigation that needs to run its course. if there is anything untoward about what ray has done, what james comey has done, there s plenty of time after this investigation runs its course to have every kind of inquiry to find out what those violations were. this is the best shot that we have at justice and democracy working in a terrible, terrible moment in which our intelligence agencies have told us that we were violated by a foreign power in our most democratic process,
who were in fact doernnors to t clinton campaign, who were, in fact, treated they were that was the standard. let s get back to it yes. carl, go ahead. go ahead. let s get back to you don t like where this is going, it s an open net carl, go ahead. quickly, the scope of mueller s investigation included obstruction of justice because of the way james comey was fired. no yes, it was. carl, carl? we haven t heard from carl. let s try to get back on the ground here. let me say a couple of words i do want to make a point. i know you do. we have a legitimate investigation that needs to run its course. if there is anything uncord about what untoward about what ray has done, what james comey has done, there s time after the investigation to find out what the violations were.
they are appointed based on evidence that is illegally distributed. they will that for the legitimacy of the process. bill: good morning. in the prison of james comey, how do we approach this? i think a lot of questions are going to be as much as what changed comey and in contrast what christopher what ray would bring to it. that was not his personal notes, that was a government work product. when he became a private citizen, that stayed the property of the u.s. government. that he shared it with somebody is problematic and i m hoping that in the context of the hearing, as any questions raised if that s normal fbi procedure.
or you ve giving him an excuse. you re in denial. not at all. i was basically not doing what i was told, but, at the same time, i didn t think it was completely wrong for me to apologize. at the end of the day, i got arrested, too. so i did something wrong, too. not taking any light off of what ray did. i agree with everybody else. it was wrong. the ravens tweeted out that portion of the statement, your apology. and then they quickly took it down. they understood very fast the reaction to that apology. do you think the reaction was warranted? i completely understand. the whole thing was just outrageous. had it not been for the ra h ravens urging you, you would never have apologized. no. what janay rice has to say
janay, it would be really good if you issued some kind of an apology. they suggested it, yes. did they come up with the wording? not specifically. they gave us a general skrimts. i do deeply regret the role that i played in the incident that night. and that was frustrating for me because, obviously, people took it as i m taking light over what ray did. or you ve giving him an excuse. you re in denial. not at all. i was basically not doing what i was told, but, at the same time, i didn t think it was completely wrong for me to apologize. at the end of the day, i got arrested, too. so i did something wrong, too. not taking any light off of what ray did. i agree with everybody else. it was wrong. the ravens tweeted out that portion of the statement, your apology. and then they quickly took it down. they understood very fast the reaction to that apology. do you think the reaction was warranted?