us fromnd the detrimental polics thatim his administration is pushing forth. so we can either continue to enable this president and report on the bile of garbage that comes out of his mouth, or we can hold him accountable to his crimes.ab turn a blind e to eye of the multiple crimes he s accused of. we can stand while he violates people s basic human rights, and the responsibility the responsibility that his administration has for the deaths of children on our border. or we can take action. i have not made impeachment central to my election or my tenure, but since the day that i venc gotten elected, i have sd to people, it is not if he will be impeached, but when.
willis. mike, let s play off of that question about russia and issues because of james comey going to the hill last night and addressing the senate intel committee, marco rubio saying that he wants to have a bipartisan investigation. how do you think that s going to play out? and will there be not just depths interested in this but true republican interest that do not want to be, you know, turning a blind e to something so serious? right. that s kind of the million-dollar question right now. there s plenty of pressure coming from democrats. they ve got bills, they ve got letters, they re doing everything they can to put the pressure on the republicans but they know very well they don t control either the white house or the congress. so their hands are tied in a very real sense, and they re calling for a 9/11-style commission, which would be it wouldn t even be congress members. it would be an outside group, bipartisan, and that s the direction they want to go. the reason being that
she has shown she has some political chops at this level. does she want to do the heavy lifting of launching a national campaign? has she done the homework to prepare herself as a candidate? i think there s a lot of skepticism there, but at the same time she owes it to the republican party to show her intention. does she want to be a serious candidate and if not, she needs to remove herself. you re talking about the future, but this week a former staffer, frank bailey, published a book entitled blind e allegiance to sarah palin. he points to some real problems with her as an individual. if she does come out of the relative safety of her own media operation, do you honestly think she will be able to cope with the level of krut scrutiny that be applied to her? i think it s going to be a significant challenge, no doubt about that. i mean, she has transcended