i think what we re beginning to see is the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice. steve: well, that s her point of view, but alan dershowitz doesn t see it that way. he s next to explain why. brian: and national anthem kneel er colin kaepernick gets honored for bravery by the aclu, and he showed up. when it comes to heartburn trust the brand doctors trust for themselves. nexium 24hr is the number one choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. and all day all night protection. when it comes to frequent heartburn, trust nexium 24hr.
actually, that false report was still here when you had the press report on friday. i worked forks eventually without pay is enough. every network, the cable station, the mainstream media has obsessed that the democrats on capitol hill, they ve done nothing this year. the only accomplishment the democrats have this year is holding up the stop resist and russia, russia, russia. so it s not enough because the other 14% of americans have a favorable impression on the media and brian ross was not pushed back on the anchor either. there s one male anchor left, and i was disappointed because he s a responsible journalist. he should have pushed back and said wait a second. breaking news here because that doesn t make any sense. steve: right. kellyanne, then candidate donald trump during the campaign told michael flynn go start dealing with the russians and then came back
oppression as a doctor would a disease. you identify it, you call it out, you treat it and defeat it. we all have an obligation no matter the risk and regardless of reward to stand up for our fellow men and women who are being oppressed with the understanding that human rights cannot be compromised. in the words of frederick douglass, if there is no struggle, there is no progress. brian: do you agree with, do you agree with what he s doing? do you put it in frederick douglass category? i don t. and, you know, unfortunately i m not really surprised by this. i m disappointed by him continuing to be awarded for his prostrate behavior, to use a biblical term there. but it s not really all that surprising because the aclu is not really known for diversifying their pool of, you know, people who receive awards. rachel: amanda, frederick
them, that s their business, they re the transition team, that s what they do. brian: and what mike flynn did was they said, listen, did you talk to russia? no. turns out they ve got basically, if he said yes, there s no problem. so there was no reason for him to lie. what happens is a lot of times if you re not doing anything wrong and someone asks you, you say to yourself no one s going to believe and there s a theory that mike flynn didn t remember because he was on vacation at the time that he got this call. i feel for flynn, i do. lying to the fbi is a crime and he was a little shady with the dealings with turkey, let s be honest. i ll bet if he could go back and do things differently, he would. the only point i m trying to make is my experience as a federal agency have never seen a serious crime charged with, you know, you only charge 1001 lying
cooperating with the other side, and the president would have had the complete authority to do so, and flynn never would have been indicted, never would have turned as a witness against him. so i think the fact that the president hasn t pardoned flynn, even though he has the power to do so, is very good evidence there s no obstruction of justice going on here. brian: right. i think you need people some channels are hoping to see this oh, i think this is hope over reality. brian brian yeah. and the other thing they re claiming is that by the president trying to influence foreign policy during his transition, for example, by having flynn talk to the russian ambassador, kislyak, and say please either vote against the u.n. resolution or delay the u.n. resolution, somehow that s wrong, that was the right thing to do. brian: gotcha. i think he did absolutely the right thing by trying to stop the president lame duck from tying his hands. brian: professor, thanking so much thanks s