let's go to former federal prosecutor doug burns. thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> what do you make of this talk about his legal team and moving forward to go -- we've seen long memo from before. you remember it, that really seemed to be much of a legal strategy. are they -- this time around, if they indeed are getting ready to go to war against a new group. >> it's interesting, richard, they are doing -- don't need me to say, sort of a squished earth pit bull dog approach hitting the different tv shows and saying it's completely illegitimate and witch hunt and so on. second point is more nuanced and interesting and important. after we dejeigested the ig rep we saw emerging an argument that as little more difficult to make honestly. that is okay that the report shows jim comey is director of the fbi and engaged in i am provide prits in the way they handled the clinton investigation and then say therefore it follows that the mueller investigation is totally invalid. you know, i understand that argument, unless they can sho

let's talk about it with tonight's league will eagles, eric guster, and doug burns, former federal prosecutore to you both. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> this is more widespread than i thought, this idea. there are other states that do it as well. the issue of revoked licenses in north korea, the number is more than 436,000, and nationwide according to the "washington post," more than 7 million people have lost their licenses under these kinds of scenarios. eric, what's the deal? >> they're being very unfair to poor people, and people who don't have a lot of money. because what they do is they'll put someone in court, say you're fined $400, you have 40 days to pay it. who can come up with $400 within a month to pay those fines. what they tell people, if you don't pay the fine, then not only do you lose your license, but then you get additional fines. so then that person can't go to work to get the money to pay the fines. it's a revolving door, almost like a debtor's prison which is unconstitutional. just like a debtor's prison to so many people who cannot afford these tickets. man

doug brad burn is the ceo of mount vern only he tells us charles county has already saidto no the compressorstation but worries dominion avenuewill find a legal avenue for us is not really the size of the plan, the fact that is in the view area that we don't know what might happen in the futurey dominion energys it has worked with mount vernon for two years now to find a place that won't impact the view. a spokesperson doesn't want to hurt the vie w designed the facility specificall to make sure that it is not visible. the folks that are fighting this reallyay it's t to get aggressive. they're not only contacting peoplct to c leaders in the area they also ask that they start making comments on social media, buildi up support so this development doesn't take place. at mount vernon, fox5 local news >> fox5 as in munlt, maryland tonight. amazon just opened its second brick and mortar in georgetown back in march and like the georgetown store every book is either a best seller, a new releasor has an online rating of at least four stars. it now has 16cr locatiooss the country. so good to see inov

doug burns is here. a former federal prosecutor. doug, is this argument accurate?ent that we have heard kicked around a lot, professor dershowitz and others are saying. moreover, they argue, and i'm putting it in those terms -- they take the flynn situation. i hope you can see your way clear, to clearing him. well, he can pardon general flynn. so it can't be obstruction of justice, the argument. the counterargument real quick is well, wait a minute. that's true. if there's a bank robbery case against somebody that nobody has any affiliation with out in nebraska, the president can say drop it. but if that case hypothetically could double back on the president somehow, and involve him, other scholars say wait a minute, that creates a little different landscape and therefore he can. the letter which i read arthel is, you know, essentially a legal brief obviously. they make a number of points which i heard you guys covering earlier which is wait a minute. we gave you so many documents, tens of thousand of documents that all of the answers to all of the questions that w

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