on the right. if you crackdown on the police and it goes too far, it will become the wild, wild west. speed to what a live that mrs. is complexity of the relationship of trust that exist between law enforcement and communities that they serve. if we want to get to a place where the police can do what they want to do, look i know hundreds of police officers still serving in baltimore. i know thousands of police officers across the country. these are good people who want to go in and help communities, but there has to be a relationship of trust. the complexity of that relationship, we need to have a fundamental conversation about the role and in the first place, there is a balance between police officers going in and where enforcement needs to be done and building relationships. you cannot reach out to the community with one hand and choking with the other. that doesn t work and that s where we lose trust. what we see right now is that
don t know anything. i don t remember. you have to work with them over a period of time. multiple phone calls, establish a relationship of trust. get some of the details. all right. you don t remember. but did you go to parties like that at the time? was there a lot of drinking? and you build up a relationship of trust. mark judge, who is going to say he doesn t remember anything, you need to talk to the people around him. you need to talk to the corroborating witnesses that each of these three women have, who they told contemporaneously shortly thereafter or at least in the case of dr. ford years ago, her therapist and her husband, two doors on her house because she was so afraid of being trapped. a woman s testimony is evidence. to say there is no evidence is a slap in the face to dr. ford who came in and who testified. many of my clients, the only evidence they have is their credible testimony, and that is enough in an american court. well, can i stay with you just for one second
it extremely difficult for secretary pompeo. it s up to the secretary to really try to determine whether or not north korea is serious. i think the problem here is that every successful summit that i m aware of developed a relationship of trust. and that trust is based on honesty. and honest discussion regarding goals and what s to be achieved. i don t think that ever took place here. i think it was all based on perceptions. i think that the president had a certain perception of what kim jong-un was willing to do, and kim jong-un had the same perception with regard to trump. but there was no substance behind it. and now the challenge is to put substance behind some kind of agreement. i think what mike pompeo has to
in a situation where there is tremendous lack of discipline, uncertainty, you re not sure what the president will or will not say from day to day. i think there s no question that john has been taking fire on a number of fronts here. whether or not ultimately he can survive i think depends on the relationship between the president and the chief of staff. if there continues to be a relationship of trust, then john will stick around. if that trust breaks down, then i suspect the president will make a change. we ve reported that kelly has known for months that these accusations against rob porter but he let him stay on the job even throw the fbi refused to give him a permanent security clearancest stayed there, stayed there, stayed there. is this the john kelly you know?
this country, that it will ultimately weaken the united states by virtue of that. chris: you said recently for the president to release the house republican memo over the objections of the fbi and the department of justice, it would create quote, a constitutional crisis. is that bit of an overstatement? well, i am a believer in the rule of law in this country. i am a believer in the importance of our constitution and the relationship between the president and our law enforcement authorities. i think in order for our democracy to function, you have to have a relationship of trust. between the president and those who are responsible for enforcing the law. justice department and the fbi. if that trust breaks down, then i think it does undermine the rule of law in this country. and that in effect creates a crisis. chris: let me