received a suspended sentence. joining me now to respond reflect and react his exclusive interview somewhat not a stranger to the biden family visits fox news considerate new york post columnist about her boxes laptop from hell. miranda divine. your reaction to them speaking for the first time in america? hi brian, good on you for interviewing him. and allowing him to clear his name. he has been defamed for the last couple of years by joe biden in the mainstream media. joe biden alleged she was corrupt. he said he was corrupt and allowed the minions to so that lie among the rest of the mainstream media. there is just no evidence that viktor shokin was corrupt. you would think the wall street journal on the and the washin
got bill clinton in their sights. he knew the house was going to impeach and he also thought he had a good chance of winning in the senate which he did, which was to retain his office. so i think that s got to be the strategy here, and otherwise, a lot more people are going to get involved in conspiracies to obstruct justice and that was the deadly crime for most people that got involved in watergate. i m reading from the washington post, some top advisers such as white house counsel don mcgahn are said to be alarmed by suggestions to fire rosenstein or mueller. people said mcgahn who has in the past threatened to step down if the president fired mueller is widely seen within the west wing as liable to resign if rosenstein is fired. john, another question, if you re the white house counsel, if you re don mcgahn and know a little bit about this, yourself, what is life like right now for you? well, it s not pleasanpleasa. you got to remember his client is not donald trump.
understanding of dronald trump but also perhaps his desire to kind of reconnect and rekindle that relationship. the question is, though, frank, is the white house listening? because, or is he preaching to the choir? steve bannon here. remember, he left the white house. president has been very critical of him. as i understand, if anyone brings him up, he becomes sort of hostile, he doesn t want to even hear his name. sure, but the president has banished or become e stranged from people before that he s later, again, reconnected with. i think dana hit the nail on the hit. steve bannon is going through the media, going through the washington post trying to get the attention of the president and other people in the white house whom he clearly can t get the direct attention of. he s not the only one. he s not the only one. the question is, is trump listening? trump tends to seek out opinions that validate what he s feeling and tends to listen to those opinions that s exactly what
right? what s their reasoning for it? you know, to conduct oversight of an ongoing fbi investigation. and, again, don, if they showed this interest on all the other evidence that they refused to either let the public see what the transcripts that we have, or the people who they refused to subpoena, i would believe them and take them at their word, but wait, oversight into an investigation that they shut down, themselves? yeah. that s right. that s why it s so baloney and, you know, not even worth taking at face value. okay. i just wanted to get it straight because you came on, they came on said the investigation was shut down. they found nothing. and now they want oversight and documents for an investigation that they shut down. that s they want to do their job as long as that job is only to protect the president, not to protect the ballot box as we go to vote. so representative, the washington post is reporting tonight that steve bannon is trying to influence congres
months. last word. i got to run. when we come back, steve bannon telling the washington post his plan to end robert mueller s russia investigation, but is the white house listening? is one of the countiesunty that you don t think about very much. it s really not very important. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i would say i had nothing. you become a school teacher for one reason, you love kids. and so you don t have the same tools, you don t always believe you have the same. outcomes achievable for yourself. when we got the tablets, it changed everything. by giving them that technology and then marrying it with a curriculum that s designed to have technology at the heart of it, we are really changing the way that students learn. and i can t wait for ten years from now when i get to talk to them again