bob allen. >> i'm take that. peter. >> i wanted to address a few points here. first of all we are certainly in favor of and pressure tive increased funding particularly as it serves our communities of concern and filling those gaps. we do want to address when we see documentation like this, certain things we feel are still missing that we are greatly concerned about that we hope to see more fully integrated when documentation comes forward and planning in front of the public and the whole community about which direction we're headed. so mission community groups for example have participated quite heavily in this process through map 2020 as well as the equity strategy process. and yet we don't see still the second half of things that we want to see and that equity is a holistic process, it's not just about transit and routes right it's about what are the impacts we're having on our most vulnerable communities who the goal is we agree to serve better, right. so just looking at people who are conce

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bob corker. we'll be watching for that. mike allen is still with us hire. former specialist with judge w. bush. kera lee, and tim auburn, and i believe our friend akand lana i joining us back in washington. you covered the state department and know rex tillerson. are you surprised by how this went down? >> i'm surprised by how this went down and exactly went. put not that it went down eventually. >> period? >> yeah. >> again we were reporting this for months, the president called this in december, fake news. it's all coming true. >> it is all coming true. however it had appeared in the last couple of month, architectural son had his feet on him. he was out there pg the secretary of state. there wasn't the same kind of constant children of rumor we'd heard from the white house about how much he i noed the president. and there are two pain things coming up that in hind sight it's perfectly clear the president wanted to make a change. the summit that takes place many pai is the deadline on the iran nuclear deal. there the two of them butted heads. you heard the president say this morning they disa

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wants to speak with bob mueller's investigator even as he argues that he doesn't need a special counsel. t we have cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin and harvard emeritus professor, allenessor, you're being pumped out by president trump as proof there should be no special counsel. you made a strong argument in the hill where you suggested there was no crime so there needed to be no special counsel. let's start the debate there with this question to you, you know better than i for sure, that the language establishing this special counsel wasn't just about looking for crimes, certainly specific to the int interference and what arises out of it. and also to coordination of those efforts, so the standard of looking for probable cause of a crime was not part of the purview of this special counsel. why are you so adamantly oppose to its existence? >> i've been opposed to the special counsel from the beginning, along with many judges, the advice of the special counsel is they have better come up with proof of a crime, otherwise they have wasted the public's money. in terms of coordination, it's not a crime to coordinate with russia, you have to find criminal conduct. >> but h