want to do and the one everyone knows at the end of the road is impeachment. i don t think they ll get forgsed into that position. they have to be careful they don t get pushed that far that s the step they have to take. they have not proved if we re speaking republican leadership, john boehner has not proven deft at walking his congress to the edge of the cliff, let s turn around, guys. you ve weighed in on this. sarah palin is calling for boehner to impeach the president over his immigration policies. i don t understand once how helpful it is to gin up that wing of the base and not deliver. i think boehner is doing a better job, walking the line between tossing red meat to the base without indulging deepest fantasies on scandal issues than the government shutdown fight and previous fights in obama s first term. i think that the problem he s going to face is that he s kind of like flipping through cards, there s benghazi and vets. a really thin tarot deck.
legitimate investigative, investigation that needs to happen. we re not allocating as many resources towards that. i think one thing, you have the priorities question, if you had democrats saying we should raise taxes on rich people by 35 million for benghazi, absolutely not, we can t do that. on the other hand this harkens back to the impeachment days under bill clinton, they keep spending more and more and probing deeper and deeper because they thought that maybe further on down the line they might actually find something. somewhere there is a tiny bone, a kernel of something. we re talking before the segment began. this is part of the sort of lawsuit fever benghazi fever. this is all electoral strategy at this point, is it not? it s a risky electoral strategy, a strategy to play kate the base and not so far as republican leaders get forced into doing things they don t