here is the clip in question with janine pirro of fox news for an interview to air saturday. are you moving so quickly that your communications department cannot keep up with you. yes. that s true. what do we do about that? we don t have press
elliot necessary found it so hard the believe that he would have reassured the president that he is somehow not under investigation note once, and certainly not three times. let s bring our kickoff panel on the, the veteran new york times chief white house correspondent peter baker is with us, who happens to be our newly minted msnbc political analyst. vivian solana, and matthew nussbaum. good evening to you all. peter, i was watching you on live television slight after 4:00 p.m. eastern time.
micolle wallace played the clip. that i can t talk about. i won t talk about that. all i want is for comey to be honest. i m sure he will be, i hope. you reacted in real time. i m not going to talk about that. you think this is a very ser
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he said that initially. they later reversed themselves and flynn was indicted for making a false statement to an fbi agent. but as point of fact, judge, he s told them things that were not true and things that he should have known and recollected in realtime. right. maybe he did. and maybe he did it because he thought there was some impropriety about having the conversation with kislyak. that s why sally yates, then at the a.g. s office, then went to don mcgahn and said you better figure out what s going on with this. i don t think there was any impropriety in that conversation at all. in fact i think flynn would have been committing malpractice if he had not had the conversation with kislyak. he is the guy who was going to be the national security then why did he lie about it? beats me. that s a good question, no? it s an excellent question, but i don t know the extent t
Nothing will happen to you. if you re james comey, today is a good day when he treated out trump got indicted. nothing happened to him. he signed three fisa warrants that are not verified. nothing happens to him either. that s what it all comes down to. if you re a member of the corrupt permanent political class, be it clinton, be it comey, biden, be it any of them, you re immunized from prosecution in this country no matter what crime you commit. if you stand up to the permanent political class and you re perfectly innocent. they will come at you with everything that they. have that s is what is happening to donald trump. as kayleigh pointed out, the same time you have this d.a. in new york, alvin bragg letting the most violent and dangerous offenders off the hook again and again and as they re being released, they re killing innocent people in that city. sean: stephen miller, thanks. kayleigh mcenany , thank you. coming up next, the left, they
you know what i want, you know what i mean. trump was famous for that. you d go in something we can t do this. he would say this is what we re going to do and be the opposite and insist on it, send you away and you would try to do it. some cases it was a little bit questionable and sometimes it was 100% on the the up and up. look at what happened with comey. i don t think flynn should suffer too much. i think we should flynn shouldn t have such a hard time. lay off flynn, trump knee iw it comey knew it. sometimes he d have to hit you over the head. he once asked me to lie for him. you said no? absolutely. there are a lot of questions about who the house democrats are going to focus on next. the new york times reports it could be allen weisselberg. he has been at the company for decades. he knows everything about the money. he was mentioned more than 20 times during his testimony. bloomberg wrote about weisselberg last summer.
You say no you double your punishment about lying, whether or not you committed a crime. the irony about flynn is he wasn t lying aboutiv committing a crime, i did nothing wrong. what he did was perfectly legal.in i m still scratching my head and trying to figure out why he lied what was his motive? is it possible he misremembered? tucker: and by the way why were the feds spying on the incoming national security advisor? is that normal? i don t know. professor, thank you very much. comey told us, he said look, i could get away with it comey said. i don t know i don t think you should be spying on executive branch unless there is a good reason to do it. thank you very much. good to see you. thank you. tucker: yesterday, thepytiven president accused the muller investigation ininitemly and illegally deleting 19,000 text messages between peter strzok and lisa page. the doj claims they were not erased intentionally but lost due to technical errors.