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michael. he got screwed out. got screwed the most i've e did. michael is walking around with a big chip on his shoulder. he thought it was steve bannon and reince priebus that forced him out of not getting a job. i've learned that it was jared and not only that but they made him leave the trump organization. some of it stem from the daily beast interview th you covered and other issues where michael gave them president-elect trump good counsel of not taking, suesting that perhaps his son-in-law and daughter shouldn't enter the white house. michael, whether you like us or not, whether you like donald trump or not and michael is a tragic figure. i don't know what they are investiga investigating. i do know and i've said that to you, they asked me about all businesses i heard of. it was very weird to me. i didn't necessarily know that was under -- i guess anything is under investigation. >> mueller's investigators was asking about the way trump organization was ran. >> and they were asking me about michael's other businesses. >> the tax ki business.

michael cohen's legal bills for months. and i think when some people saw the headlines around that in trump campaign was paying e the michael cohen's legal fees for him to represent donald trump? no. the trump campaign was paying for cohen's own lawyers who are representing him, whis weird, because like herb kalmbach, michael cohen is not a member of the trump administration. and unlike herb kalmbach, michael cohen has never even technically been part of the trump campaign. so what is the trump campaign doing paying his legal bills all this time? it's never been exactly clear what michael cohe personal legal liability is about, or what he could potentially tell prosecutors about if, like herb kalmbach he decides to go state's evidence and cooperate with psecutors in exchange for lenience in his own case. the single most worrying possibility for the white house is probably what was reported by buzzfeed several weeks ago concerning cohen's involvement in the secret pursuit of a trump tower moscow real estate project during the presidential campaign. during the campaign, you'll recall that candidate trump said that he had no d

this an exchange of e-mails in januarof this . before michael avenatti took over the representation of stormy daniels. donald trump is not copied on the e-m. he is not -- there is no indication that he read them. but the implication that michael avenatti is trying to draw from the e-mails is that he was knowledgeable about the attempt to discredit the accusations of stormy daniels. and it's a plausible claim but there is no proof of it in this lawsuit. >> we'll hear what the other side says. gloria, could this be potentiall a significant headache for the president? >> well this whole thing is a headache for the president. and i think that what avenatti is clearly trying to do is keep this in the news and raise more questions about what the president knew and when he knew i do think there i flip side to this. because davidson's -- this is stormy daniels' original attorney and they look at this filing as constituting a full and complete waiver of attorney-client privilege. so what that means is that davidson can now go out there and spe about stor

developments today concerning the justice department's inspector general report on the clinton e-mail scanned michael horowitz telling the senate judiciary committee it will be released june 14th. the long awaited ig report is finally at hand after numerous delays. horowitz saying he'll testify before that committee during a june 18 hearing on the report >>> and a shocking story today concerning the justice department now investigating the senate intelligence committee over leaks of classified information. the senate intelligence committee described by many conservatives as the most corrupt committee on capitol hill, today passed a resolution authorizing the committee to provide the department of justice with the documents demanded by the department for the purpose of that investigation. ironically the intel committee is all too eager to provide document to the department of justice while the department refuses, refuses to honor the oversight authorities of congress refusing to provide the documents requested by those oversight committees. while few in the senate are as incompetent as intel chairman

reporter: is michael cohen e. ready to cooperate with federal investigators? that's the question looming over the white house. after abc news reported cohen, the president's long-time fixer and personal attorney, is likely to strike a deal with prosecutors. so far cohen happensn't been charged and several sourcesfami matter tell nbc news -- cohen is looking to shake up his legal team according to sources close to the situation. it comes as prosecutors are poring over documents they seized from cohen's office and residences in a dramatic april fbi raid. federal investigators in new york are focusing on cohen's business dealings, including that t30 before the 2016 election. >> michael cohen should absolutely be concerned about being charged. the fbicu residence and his office. they don't do that lightly, and they don't do thatheohen case ce out of robert mueller's russia probe, who referred it to investigators in new york. that april raid sparking fury from president trump. >> it's frankly a real disgrace. it's an attack on a country in the true sense. an attack

behind the scenes stories not miss favre some amazing commentators including the radio pissed michael some e-mail us your first choice for this world cup twenty eight here in moscow that is kevin owen wished me a very good day and thanks for watching. this and rather trendy over the past few years to talk about the new world order fair enough the recent g seven combat in canada and triumphs decision to engage north korea for just two weeks samples pax americana is undergoing a significant transformation. and is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and bill fiddlesticks miss it to be like a movie this is my compass he is going up the sunny i'll maybe. john. the only palestinians who gets the most hope from his jerusalem counterparts i don't think some of those who are on the vision the only group to this. i don't know if you can. share or not well donald trump resigned on the korean peninsula finally meeting with kim jong il the u.s. is headed into a talent battle with europe and china. can a global economy cope with a trade war well today we

were a little rough around the edges and at the end of the day they were constitutionalists like michael e. may be annoying but they loved the country. these people are communists. and that's a real problem. it democrats will have to contend with this. this is not going to be the last sitting democrat who is going to get ousted by some socialist who wants free stuff for everybody that comes out of nowhere. >> tucker: this candidate in queens ran explicitly against ice and called for a southwestern style truth and reconciliation commission to go through the sins of i.c.e., human rights abuses. we use the other democrats run on that platform? >> absolutely. and this is the coddling that we have seen from the democratic leadership going on years now. we will start seeing actual mainstream democrats in congress pushing this lie about i.c.e. and my goodness, what do you expect when they talk about things, when they accuse i.c.e. agents and border patrol agents of being like knockdown like. >> tucker: i know politico just two days ago said crowley was a shoe in, and an automatic win. so i don't

of representing stormy daniels, was more interested in colluding quote, as one of the tex e messages notes. michaeln, and was more interested inng michael cohen and donald trump in basically lyinto the american people about what had happened here. ese xt msages are explosive and what's even more disturbing, nicolle, is we still don't have all of them because keith davidson refuses to give us what we're entitled to. >> so, help me understand how stormy daniels' attorney ended up being a member of the president's fixer team. >> that's a very good question, nicolle, and it's a question that we want an answer to. but this is not proper conduct for an attorney who is supposed to be adverse to thether side. i mean, keith davidson was supposed to be representing stormy daniels at all times. he was supposed to be looking out for her interest and only her interest. he was not supposed to be interested in helping out michael cohen and donald trump. and what's even more disturbing fromy perspective, nicolle,s what happened in early march of this year when tped off michael cohen to the filing of our lawsuit wh

. >> this is the firmest date from inspector general michael e. horowitz with his report examining the fbi and justice department actions leading up to the 2016 election. the original mandate focused on the clinton email case with the title of a congressional hearing suggests that scope may be broader. this comes as the push and pull over another set of secret government records intensifies. after midnight, senior justice department official told reporters that doj would offer congressional leadership known as the gang of eight, another briefing and access to fbi confidential source records. monday or tuesday next week. requested by house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes working alongside oversight committee chairman trey gowdy, the records are not subject to a congressional subpoena. they are expected to shed more light on allegations and fbi confidential source contacted trump campaign needs in the early stages of the russia case. multiple congressional sources told fox the documents were promised for this morning but the justice depa

a source close to therocess and specs michael e horwitz to brief lawmakers on thursday morning, thenost a report on the mind. the report, which includes a classified section, he said to be longer than the 500 page investigation into the fast and furious scandal. a former justice department officials of the inspector general normally gets cooperating witnesses like the former fbi director a chance to respond and that may explain the delays. >> one possibility is that there are a lot of people who take strong exception to what the inspector general is about to say. they want to push him off his conclusions. they maybe want to introduce additional evidence that vindicates them in the inspector general has to give them time to submit that. >> in a separate development, the republican chairman of the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee is asking the current fbi director to explain my names and initials text messages between fbi agent peter struck and why lisa page. there is no national security region and the redacted for congressional oversight. >> we've been doin

this report from justice department inspector general michael e horwitz found that mccabe "lacked candor, including under oath on multiple occasions." the inspector general concluded concluded that the disclosure about the ongoing investigation violated the fbi's and department media policy and constituted misconduct. for his part, mccabe disputes the findings, telling the inspector general that his boss director comey know about the outreach to "the wall street journal." the inspector general's findings were referred to the u.s. attorney here in washington for possible prosecution under 18 usc 1,001, which makes it a crime to lie to federal investigators. shannon? >> shannon: catherine herridge, thank you very much. today, president trump ardent conservative filmmaker dinesh d'souza, who pled guilty to violating federal campaign finance laws. other high-profile presidential pardons are coming? >> shannon, robert leverage his wife has been asking for the president to pardon her husband, rob will go a bit. it's not a surprise that the president said that he is jittering the pardon. he was

if the inspector general michael e horwitz cannot bring criminal charges but he can make what is calledminal referral where a u.s. attorney believes the evidence and decides if justifis said to be more than 500 pages in length. it should be available online into the public later tomorrow afternoon. >> bret: full coverage tomorrow. thank you. president trump is calling out middle eastern oil ministers' high gasoline prices. this morning the president tweeted "oil prices are too high. opec i again. not good." aaa reports t current price is $2.91. that's up from 2.331 year ago. the federal reserve is raising it interest rate for the second time this year. the new ranges from one and three quarters to 2%. stocks went down on the news. the dow lost 120, the s&p 500 dropped 11, the nasdaq fell 8. we could be entering an era of media mega mergers. the approval of at&t's $85 billion takeover of time warner may now open the floodgates to all sorts of deals. let's talk about what might come next and how that might work and affect your family possibly. elizabeth macdonald joins us tonight from new

information on this program this morning from the chairman of the intel committee, john cat live e from judiciary and michael joining us to talk about all of the above is alan dershowitz. great to see you. thanks for joining the conversation. >> thank you. >> maria: what's your take-away on the i.g. report. we heard in the last hour that obviously there was -- it was laced with bias, the fbi in terms of what -- how they felt about donald trump and how they felt about hillary clinton. there was a dereliction of duty with the hillary clinton investigatwhat's your take-away. >> fbi agents are allowed to be biased. they're allowed to support political candidates. that's part of the law. where i draw the line is when an fbi agent says we'll stop him. that's not an expression of bias. that's not saying who we're going to vote for. that sends a message to the american people that the federal bureau of investigation is going to interfere in an election, in an effort to try to stop the election of one candidate rather than the other. i don't understand how strzok can remain an fbi agent after saying, we'll stop that,

not necessarily because they need it against michael cohen e information against others committing crimes with him. >> the president has gone on bit of a pardon spree where there was all this special laul sending out smoke signals. if you had a client whoame to you and said essentially, well, the president hasd to pardon me whatever happens, what's your strategy going forward? well, i would be very l about that if i were such a lawyer, even though the president's pardon power is absolute, he's not allowed to atld tamper with witnesses. so would be very careful even discussing that. trump administration has been attacking bob mueller almost from day one, the president himself did not go personal with mueller in a vitriolic way, did not bring on rudy giuliani, who has gone very vitriolic, until the raid on michael cos offi enraged president trump and it bothers him for some on. he had beeninitially told by mueller that he wasn't looking at past business dealings and now lo and behold he's got the southern district, who may end up looking at past business dealings. i think that's a real, rea

chance to grill the justice department inspector general's over the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. yesterday michaelorowitz testified in front of the senate judiciary committee. he repeated the finding that former fbi director james comey was insubordinate in how he handled the investigation but not politically motivated. catherine herridge is live outside the hearing room. catherine? >> thank you. we're into the fifth hour of testimony from the inspector general. there's been a central line of questioning from republicans and they believe that this anti-trump bias at the fbi and political bias in general affected the clinton and trump campaign. >> this i.g. report lays bear the bias, the prejudging of facts by senior fbi agents and senior attorneys. >> there's been a real focus today on this anti-trump text message between fbi agent peter strzok and lisa page. this text message is from august of 2016 but the key thing here is that it was just recovered last month. one lawmaker wanted to know why it took so long for congress to see it. >> in that fourth recovery that we made in may, there was 100,00

e. prosecutors are looking into whether he coordinated with michael cohen who paid a porn star.nvestigators want to know if cohen played a role in keeping the story from being published. >>> "the columbus dispatch" says officials arrested more than 100 workers at an ohio meat supplier. they're suspected of using fake or stolen identification to get hired at the freshmart plant. federal agents searched other locations operated by the company but no arrested were made. tuesday's raid was part of yearlong investigation. >>> the "washington post" says the organizer of last year's deadly rally had been approved. david kessler had helped coordinated the 2017 unite the right rally after a protester was killed by a car being driven by a self-identified nazi. kessler has received initial approval hold a white civil rights rally across from the white house this year on august 12th. >>> and "the new york times" says president trump will meet queen elizabeth next month. the u.n. ambassador said yesterday it will happen during mr. trump's first official trip in july. prime minister theresa m

i feel that michael avenatti, e entity not just the ma raises interesting questions about the moral andlarlaking acerbic quips at his expense? >> seth: yeah, i suppose you have a point. >> would his head not be constantly over your shoulder as it is now above mi? and would yonot comment on his appearance by saying michael avenatti looks like the kind of guy who flosses in the gym locker room totally nude. ] [ light laught >> seth: perhaps. >> and you might also say that avenatti sounds like a sports car that goes from zero to cnn in three seconds. >> seth: i would probably say that. but the question still remains wally. do you like michael avenat or don't yo >> i'm with gene. i want to see the president's johnson. >> seth: alright, we's settled. we'll be right back with tom king everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hear that sizzle? red lobster's lobster & shrimp summerfest is back! with lobster and shrimp together in so many new ways. like new cedar plank seafood bake, roasted to perfection. or new caribbean lobster and shrimp. but hurry in. lobster & shrimp summerfest won't last. at&t

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e-mail server. christopher wray and michael horowitz are set to testify. eased thursday. it concluded that james comey made a serious error of judgment in announcing the reopening of the clinton e-mail investigation two weeks before election day in 2016. the report detailed text messages between fbi employees critical of president trump. >>> a recent climate change report says many coastal homes may be flooded by 2025. marin county is one of those at the greatest risk. >> reporter: it's overcast here but a nice day. we just saw a seal out there. i don't blame people for wanting to live near the water. if you look down the beach, the houses and where the waterline has come up, it's awfully close. the report has marin county leading the state in the number of properties that could be underwater by 2045 as high tides become more frequent. this report says 4400 homes in marin county may not make it beyond a 30 year mortgage because of the rising sea water. they used the federal government high end projections for sea level rise. stinson's parking lot collapsed

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death penalty but it also had a section not prohibited talked and as i sat with michael day after day screaming noise the coffin e of death row i said to him this is a place of mental torture maybe we could argue that since the constitution prohibits torture this death row is a form of torture and a prolonged stay on it amounts to torture so that the death penalty has to be commuted and i never forget he put his fingers to his lips as he. said just listen and you could hear a pin drop all those men were pressing against the monkey cages and he said you must make that argument for them not for me they're going to kill me whatever but make it for them because you represent it so i made a promise to michael they did kill him they dragged him to the gallows the day before we were trying put on another motion to save his life and. twenty years later actually the privy council the highest court in the commonwealth rude a prolonged stay on death row amounted to torture and the sentence had to be commuted and that decision who say the lives of hundreds of men in places around the commonwealth geoffrey robinson thank you.

michael avenatti's going to say, this show's that he violated his duty to her. e agree with jennifer, the notion that you're going to drag michael cohen into that, more of a long shot. this is not an easy lawsuit. you can say we're angry, upset, lawyers shouldn't do this. but for them to say we're going to win a silver lawsuit and get discovery, we'll see. i could be wrong. >> she said you're wrong. >> she's not saying i'm wrong, she's saying maybe they could amend the lawsuit. >> there's video tapes and tweets even let's go bigger picture, i'm wondering if all of this is going to come out in a criminal investigation. this law also talks about communications from michael cohen. what do you think of that? >> we'll see. the u.s. attorney's office have these things. if their relevant in a criminal investigation, either way the prosecutors will get them and decide if their relevant for charging. we'll see, apparently cohen recorded a lot of thing. if they become public avenatti might be able to use them. >> thai got until the 15th to be able to finish reviewing everyt

than one piece of evidence that michael avenatti was the defender in chief that there was some stuff going on. whentomes to the lawyer part, you know, there is a saying in e culture, represent. the issue here that michael avenatti is putting forward against michael cohen is whether they took someone, in mr. davidson who is supposed to represent a client and got him somehow, some way, to do the opposite. that is the ultimate disloyalty, the kind thing that turns from you being a lawyer to being a defendant. >> to underscore for all of our viewers what the underlying problem would be here is that your lawyer is supposed to represent you. and the way the entire system is set up is for theiroyalty to be with you. >> the put it simply, the allegation here, if michael cohen were basically working with mr. davidson, and davidson was a dentist, the allegatio would be that they got him to give stormy daniels extra cavities instead of dental care, the last thing you want a lawyer to do is conspiracy this way. that's why these texts are kind of incredible. >> kelly, have reheard a response from the white house yet? >> no, we know tvs are on in the west wing and peop

e-mail probe. doj inspector general michael horowitz will testify.his comes days after the release of that internal justice department report that faulted the fbi and the doj for how it handled the probe. horowitz with fbi director christopher wray went before lawmakers yesterday in the senate. insisted the while mistakes in judgment were made, political bias did not affect the outcome. manu raju is on capitol hill with more. he's facing different committees today. where is he likely, most likely to be pressed the hardest after yesterday? >> reporter: well, after yesterday was very clear that the inspector general wanted to stay within the confines of his report. he really did not stray too much into the mueller investigation, with his investigation did not look at, or whether or not anything dealing with really russia, it was his report, 500 pages or so, dealt with the clinton e-mail investigation, and missteps that occurred along the way, things that james comey did by announcing the results of the findings early by renouncing, reopening that inves

e-mail investigation. doj inspector general michael horowitz concluding, quote, we found no evidence that the conclusions by the prosecutors were affected by bias or other improper considerations. rather, we determined that they were based on the prosecutor's assessments of the facts, the law, and past department practice. a direct contrast to a favorite talking point from president trump. >> it's a rigged, broken, corrupt system. it's rigged. it's broken. it's corrupt. >> reporter: who has smeared the fbi's work at every opportunity. >> we have to investigate hillary clinton, and we have to investigate the investigation. this was a disgrace. >> reporter: the report finds former fbi director james comey's actions were an extraordinary departure from justice department protocol. but it says he did so without political motivations. however, certain text messages between two fbi employees, attorney lisa page and special agent peter struck, were found to have cast a cloud over the fbi's work. in one, page wrote, trump's not ever going to become president, right? to which struck replied, no, no he's not, we'll s

to the doj watchdog's bombshell report on the fbi's handling of the hilary clinton e-mail inigation, as i general michael hor ritz prepares to -- horowitz prepares to testify before lawmakers on capitol hill this week. his report uncovering more text messages between fbi officials peter strzok and lisa page. here's congressman adam schiff the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee. >> these text messages are very troubling. the fact that they were on work e-mail, the fact that they were commingled with e-mails discussing business, all that's problematic. again, you know, the ig concluded that none of this affected decision making, but nonetheless, that was completely inappropriate. >> ellison barber is live now from washington with more. ellison, the ig testified this week. what do we expect to hear? >> the report is over 500 pages long. there are many options when it comes to questions and republican congressman says at this point he already knows he's going to have quite a few of them. >> the hilary clinton failure to prosecute was predicated upon two things, number one, that her e-mails

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the president as ey want more information a the ministration's contactwith e league's national anthem protests. plus, michael avenatti, the lawyer for stormy daniels is il forosn in his case. joining me now to talk all about is is lisa green, legal analyst and author of the book "on your case". lisa, good to see you. >> hi, ali. >> let's skip for the moment the legal merits of these efforts to get the president deposed. >> under oath. those two words are key. we see his linguistic talents on display at press conferences. >> right. >> on twitter. and in other places. inconsistent there itruth,nd there is truth adjacent statements and outright lies. it's different -- the stakes are different wn ifngnder oath. >> right. >> andow we see how popular a potential deponent he is. and as you alluded too, there it is not a yes orthovs. ether will be required tof thot throw in robert mueller for extra fun. >> if you are -- if the president does -- if he is caused to be deposed in any one of these things, are there any rules or can anything happen in any deposition? >> depositions are meant to be opportunities to gather

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e verify. >> you want to respond? michael: everyone knows about the delivery boy, i'm not going to perpetuate that. the people sitting back home, we have heard about this for years. what do they care about? a congressman who is going to work as hard as them. only one person standing up. actually passing substantive bills into law. my opponent has passed them out of the house. ot one bill from dan donovan has been signed into law. the record is clear on that. it is a government website that proves it. >> you want to respond? and then we have to move on to another topic. dan: very quickly, in this school, there are veteran students who now have a better housing allowance, better than it was, for going to school here and living here. it was in the ncaa bill. it was my amendment and signature. it is now a lot and you can go out there and ask any of the students were veterans how much more money they're getting because of my bill. >> we have to move on. michael: that was an amendment to someone else's bill. you always talk about h

and tomorrow inspector general michael e. horowitz will deliver his report on the f.b.i.epartment handling of the clinton e-mail case. it is important to note for context that was the same investigation by horowitz that uncovered the evidence that led to mccabe's firing. bill? >> bill: thank you. busy day tomorrow. >> you're welcome. >> bill: in washington. >> you bet. >> sandra: for more bring in byron york. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> sandra: good morning. what should this tell us about the relations between the -- the current relations between the house and the justice department? >> it tells you they are really, really bad. this is the best evidence that we have had yet of the total breakdown of the relations between the justice department and some of the committees in the house. as catherine herridge mentioned the justice department said rosenstein did not threaten criminal prosecution but it's clear by their own admission he told members of the house or staff of the house that they ought to preserve their e-mails. they ought to preserve their texts beca

e-mail investigation. as we were walking, i asked him about michael cohen, his longtime lawyer and fixer. sources tell abc news cohen is likely to cooperate with federal prosecutors. are you concerned michael cohen would flip on you? >> i have nothing to do with that. >> reporter: later, i pressed him again. >> i just want to know if you're wondering if he's going to cooperate with federal investigators. >> no, i'm not. i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: the president holding court for nearly an hour, also celebrating his summit with kim jong-un. >> i did a great job. the fake news -- >> reporter: bragging he "solved" the problem of north korea, though there is no agreement on how and when kim will give up his nuclear weapons. and he made this jaw-dropping comment about the dictator. >> hey, he is the head of a country, and, i mean he is the strong head. don't let anyone think anything different. he speaks and his people sit up at attention. i want my people to do the same. >> reporter: when reporters pressed him on that -- >> i'm kidding. >> reporter: the president once said kim ran a "cr

e ants bt t rockies 2. >>> tempers flaring in tampa. former giants sergio romo strikes out michael end the game with the bases loaded. then has a few heated words for taylor. both benches clear but cooler heads would prevail. romo was apparently upset that taylor stole second base nation 11-2 win over the rays back on june 6th. oh, by the way, tampa wins the game today 1-0. >>> steph curry shooting his way into a new game. youtube. the series is a fun concept. curry with a guest in a van on the ride home after a game. the first episode debuted today, featuring youtube star rudy mancuso and a guitar. >> how about this? i say a line then you say a line and we go back and forth. ♪ ♪ ♪ trying to get -- ♪ that was pretty good but i don't have a line ♪ ♪ neither do i but we've got some more time ♪ ♪ nine minutes from home baby ♪ five minutes from home ♪ five minutes from home baby ♪ five minutes from home >> rocking out during that segment. in addition to freestyle they also went to a food truck in oakland on the way home. he filmed several episodes during the ride home from oracle arena

tuesday, the justice department's inspector general michael horowitz it was on the ongoing hillary clinton e-mail investigation by the fbi and justice department. live coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3, online at c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. the head of the justice department's anti-trust division talks about global anti-trust enforcement at an event hosted by the council on foreign relations. >> so good morning, everybody. i'm sure the council's senior fellow and international and national security law, great to see a full room, so i think that tells us something about our speaker this morning. he's been the attorney general for the anti-trust division since last fall. you have his bio, so i am not going to go into a lot of the details, other than to say two things. one, in this day where people question a lot the qualifications of government officials, i think he's one of the most qualified people to hold this position. he was deputy assistant attorney general in the anti-trust division in the -- end of the first term of the bush administration, and he's goin