and to rudy giuliani, and more importantly and less splashy was emmet flood. so it was a significant change in their posture. i don't want to say the damage had been done, the truth had been told. they already had this information. i think it's remarkable, as you said that all you see is george stephanopoulos asking questions -- i'm not trying to take away from george's performance, it's masterful. but asking what's been public for months what's in the mueller report and trump falls apart, sort of falls between the cracks of what's been testified to and corroborated by half a dozen people. >> when emmet flood was first put in place a person close to him said that meant donald trump would never have a verbal conversation with mueller. that bore out. >> i want to show you the president's reaction to this line of questioning, calls george a wise guy. >> if you answer these questions to me now, why not answer them to robert mueller under oath? >> because they were looking to get us for lies, for slight misstatements. i looked at what happened to people, and it was

add rudy giuliani, who days after the mueller report came out downplayed the results.nd jared kushner, before he sat with you, said that, oh, the meddling was just a few facebook ads. >> what they don't understand is why the president can't just say, we don't want it? it's illegal. >> how about we don't need it? >> well, i think he said something -- variations of that, but they just don't understand why he can't just say a very short sentence. no, we don't want it. we don't need it, and we would report it. >> the president's rhetoric on this is really important because it's directly attached to how election security works. we've talked to tons of folks in dhs who work on securing vital infrastructure, including folks on the political side, who say part of the reason that it has been really difficult for that department to harden the defenses going into both 2018 and now 2020 is because the white house doesn't care. if there's not buy-in from the white house to do the sort of beg, sweeping fixes that you need, to take a complicated and vulnerable infrastructure system,

giuliani want to hear more from you about the testing of amazon's recognition software. the aclu alleges amazon's software incorrectly matched members of congress, identifying them as people who have been arrested for a crime. if members of congress can be falsely matched with the mug shot database, what should be the concern for the average american about the use of facial recognition? >> i mean, with regards to the test i think that one of the most interesting things was that running the test cost us less than a large pizza. it was about $12. and we took photos of members of congress, really ideal conditions, portraits, matched them against mug shots and we found those 28 matches. these were independently verified. i think that one of the things that's important to note is it's not just our test, it's other tests that have noted similar problems with amazon software and other face recognition algorithms. imagine this in the real world. imagine you are arrested or convicted or pulled over by police and they say we identified you as this person. you don't even have the i

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through rudy giuliani as mayor.t 9/11. just watching him degenerate into this pathetic circus figure. stupid, lying, grotesque in every way, sold his soul to be near the sun. >> by the way, that's a great word. for rudy giuliani, a prosecutor who worked for the justice department who knew robert mueller -- by the way, he used to vest for robert mueller, as did a lot of people, but who knew he could not reach a conclusion and then turn around and use the fact that he followed the law, followed the constitution against him, is grotesque. go ahead. i'm sorry to interrupt. >> and what people will do at a certain age to be in the spotlight is sad. it's actually -- these pathetic. he's taken on a pathetic tone. one thing i will say moving off this of giuliani and i want to give everybody a heads up not to be too disappointed, will mueller talk -- i agree, joe, what you said last week, mueller is a war hero and dedicated his life to service, there's a weird place he's occupied like i'm above it. we do need to hear him but

we should alert authorities because of that sflp and let's remind our viewers what rudy giuliani saidion." in april after the mueller report was released. >> there's nothing wrong with taking information from russians. >> so you would have accepted information from russians against a candidate if you were running in the presidential -- >> i probably wouldn't. i would have advised out of excess of caution, don't do it. >> but kushner wouldn't even say that, now, knowing what i know, out of an excess of caution, i wouldn't do it. >> he just seemed ill prepared for this interview. again, he's been in this position for two years now. he has a pretty huge proifrortf and the idea after all of these many months of scrutiny that the mueller investigation had scrutiny, about russian interference in the 2016 campaign has had, you would think he would be more prepared for this question. but it goes back to he doesn't want to be seen as criticizing his actions. he doesn't want to be seen as criticizing his father-in-law's actions. and he's pretty much toeing the party line here. rudy giuliani und

i'm remembering with rudy giuliani. the moderate democrats could like giuliani jue.ayor started as a front-runner and there was not one event that did giuliani in. people just slowly -- >> that's specifically what's going on today. biden is leaning so hard into this electability argument. what democrats are saying, they're making moral arguments and political argument. what they're saying is that biden is actually separate from the rest of the party. he may be electable but he's not electable within the democratic primary. and they're trying to show specifically where he's cleveland from the base of the party and the majority of the vote orders abortion. that's a central issue. >> and i think it is important to note that 20 some o'candidates, it will be really difficult to differentiate. you see elizabeth warren. she's really talking about policy in a sort of profound way. and because of that, joe biden can't do things like he did last week and avoid the california convention. he'll have to start going to stuff and talking about policy. the front-runner status. >> we

go about a generation later, rudy giuliani, they called him america's mayor after 9/11, cover of time magazine, ran for the republican nominations, spent $60 million and got one delegate, and that was the end of rudy giuliani's race. and now we've got bill de blasio, the current mayor of new york running for the presidential nomination. new poll in iowa and cannot find de blasio in there. 0%. in fact he's one of two candidates who in this poll they said who's your first choice and your second choice, nobody said de blasio for first choice. nobody said de blasio for second choice. and also among democrats in iowa, 17% favorable, 43% unfavorable. new york city mayor's presidential politics, they don't seem to agree with each other. except i will tell you this if there's hope for all new york city mayors it's this man, a break away faction of the democratic party of 1812. nominated him for president. so if they ever tell you a new york city mayor can't win a presidential nomination just remember dewitt clinton. try to forget about lindsay and giuliani and very possibly de blasio. >> it g

he wanted to meddle in the 2020 election, he could. >> president trump's personal attorney rudy giulianing to travel to ukraine soon. "the new york times" reports he will ask that country's new president to investigate the igl cosel mueller's russia investigation giuliani will also press ukraine to look into joe biden's son's involvement in a gas company owned by a ukrainian oligarch. >> the election of 2020 is a long time from now and if i wanted to meddle in that election, which i don't, i could have held this for a year, and dropped it right before the convention >> seth: speaking of meddling, i gotta ask, who's meddling with your hair? because this is what rudy's hair normally looks like. you really think the spray-on hair is making you look younger? you look like the guy who gives you your next assignment in "grand theft auto. [ laughter ] "you gotta go to the police, dimitri. [ light laughter ] trump and the people around him are actively inviting the interference of a foreign government in the 2020 campaign. the only answer to that is impeachment. democrats need to lay out all the

rudy giuliani joins me by phone. >> good evening. that was an excellent monologue.udge jeanine: when bar came out and told him what mueller told him specifically, we didn't reach a decision and basically says we didn't reach a decision and when said why, they were trying to couple with an answer, they didn't understand it. what were they talking about? do you know? >> i think i do. one of the things the media didn't cover, mueller issued a clarification of his statement saying he never told barr he based it on not being able to inkind the justice department rule. if you look at the report it says clearly he could not prove that the president committed obstruction of justice. he did make kind of a decision. i can't decide whether he committed obstruction of justice. he wrote that. if i can't decide whether somebody committed a crime. that's called a declination. we don't write a clean bill of health and say there is no possibility you did it. i never remember ever doing that. judge jeanine: no one remembers that. no prosecutor i have known for 30 years. no one does t

or rudy giuliani.n the last two gop primaries, all the candidates you see on the screen led the polls at one point in time. for democrats hillary clinton was leading at this point in 2007. so was joe leeberman in 2003. ask president giuliani or president liebermann. say polling shifts rapidly or even gets it wrong. another way to think about it is these were pre-debate polls. the polls after the debates tend to be shaped by how the candidates perform in these debates. >> joining me now is the man of the hour, tom perez, chairman of the democratic national committee, the organizer of these debates. thanks so much for being a part of this special. >> oh, it's great to be with you and all your viewers, ari. >> fantastic. we are talking to all sorts of different folks. what is your goal? what does success look like for the democratic party this week? >> well, we're proud to be partnering with all of you at nbc, msnbc. our definition of success is straightforward. we want to make sure we have remarkable num

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rudy giuliani said this.ow a few the others there they will eviscerate him more than they did michael cohen. in terms of the politics of that i would love to have him testify. i think he is afraid to. what would you ask him? >> i would ask did you have enough evidence to indict donald trump? did you not indict him because of a factual decision or did you not indict him because he is the president the department of justice has a policy? but you can't do it in 5 minutes, rudy giuliani's absurd point that something constructive would come from a hearing, the michael cohen hearing was a disaster, same would happen with mueller because you're limiting yourself to 5 minutes so you are an attorney. you would want to ask was a factual deficiency or did you not indict him because legally you cannot and i'm sure he would pivot to which of these fact patterns constitute obstruction and you would drill down into whether each of those essential elements was met and if you have enough time left over you would ask about pet

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rudy giuliani, i mean, think about it.ence, a known, a verb, and 9/11, there's nothing else. >> one of his more famous debate zingers there. a political reporter with npr, he's spent a lot of time watching old biden debate tapes to analyze how he might perform tonight. thanks for swinging by the camera, let me just start. i have a couple clips i want to run past you. starting with the 2008 race, and his debate with sarah palin, it was not a runaway, here is a clip. >> we cannot afford to lose against al qaeda, and the she ya extremists who are still there, still fighting us, but we're getting closer and closer to victory, and it would be a travesty if we quit now in iraq. >> with all due respect it isn't your plan. barack obama has offered a clear plan. shift responsibility to the iraqis over the next 16 months, draw down our combat troops. ironically, the same plan that the prime minister of iraq and george bush are now negotiating. the only odd man out here, the only one left out is john mccain. >> so he spent more time

when it comes to president trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani, axios says the trump transition team was so worried about him that they created a separate 25 pa page document, rudy giuliani, business ties, with copious accounting of his quote foreign entanglements and one red flag for general david petraeus was under consideration for secretary of state and national security adviser is petraeus is opposed to torture. jonathan swan will have more on this reporting in our next hour. >>> president trump is flip-flopping over whether or not he has read the full 448 page mueller report. despite being a constant source of ire for his administration, trump divulged in an interview with nbc news that he in fact has not read the report's complete findings. take a listen. >> did you not read the mueller report? >> much of it. >> the unredacted version? >> i didn't. >> if he was subpoenaed, you wouldn't know. >> i read the conclusion. >> the president's latest reaction is a far cry from what he claimed in a separate conversation with abc news less than two weeks. >> he said there's no collusion. >> he

if the president rudy giuliani and his allies were not out there talking about the mueller report theyould leave all that space for the democrats to fill and i can understand why they want to push back. it takes up a lot of time but i almost feel like in their world it is necessary because if they didn't do that, there is a vacuum. >> wright appeared from the, how much is the political world changed since the pre-twitter era of the bush white house even maybe the obama white house where as an advisor as prosecutor you could talk to the president say okay, here's our message for the day, don't get distracted by all the petty fights, we need to show discipline. is that even realistic anymore and would they use -- coming in by the hour? chris and evan had negative reaction to my white house briefings were because he didn't have twitter no quite grateful for that because my self-esteem is intact. >> your insulated! >> things have changed quite dramatically. >> he did not have a twitter account. >> no why would i even need one? i don't want one. i wish i need one to post pictures of my dogs

rudy giuliani? one of the lawyers to the president said this, if they allow congressman meadows and jordan and a few of the others there, they will eviscerate him more than they did michael cohen. in terms of the politics of it, i would love to have him testify, i think he's afraid to. trey, what would you ask him? >> well, what i would ask him, did you have enough evidence to indict donald trump? did you not indict him because of the factual deficiency or did you not indict him because he's the president and the department of justice has a policy. that's the first question. you can't do it in five minutes. to rudy giuliani's frankly absurd point that something constructive would come from the hearing, the michael cohen hearing was a disaster. the same thing with mueller because you're limiting yourself to five minutes. you're an attorney, you would want to ask, was it a factual deficiency or did you not indict him because legally you could not. then i'm sure you would pivot at that point to which o

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there were issues rudy giuliani wasn't in alignment with the republican base on. and it was a slow bleed for him in the polls throughout the year. biden, how does he hold up under the debate the spotlight now ha he's campaigning more than we've seen him campaigning. is he going to wear well on democratic voters when they start seeing him every day and start hearing from him every day? or is there a fadeout? >> and in social media the news cycles, a day is what a week used to be. >> yeah. and picture joe biden. the other question with biden maybe raised by this week is has the rise of donald trump changed the biden gaffe, what it used to be. does it play out differently? >> and our way in the media using two different sets of standards covering these two desperate men. steve kornacki, we have hours of coverage tomorrow night. we are overjoyed you're going to be part of it. thank you and thank you for your series of reports. >> i had a blast. thank you. >> we've had a blast watching and we've learned a lot along the way. our thanks to steve kornacki. and coming up a

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but then some of the people who support the president, including his attorney rudy giuliani have said that maybe he should, in fact, giuliani was quoted by the daily beast saying if they allow congressman meadows and jordan and a few others out there they will eviscerate robert mueller. he would love to have him testify. former white house attorney john dabs said something similar. are you swayed by that at all. do you think mueller should testify? >> no. not at this juncture. i don't think it will do any good. if he wants to, i wouldn't object. but he clearly doesn't want to and if you make him testify she going to say read my report. but the next step in this, margaret, my democratic friends have got to make a decision on impeachment. now, i think impeachment will be a sistine task and tough going in the senate, impeachment polls right up there with skimmed milk among the american people, but my advice to my democratic friends is, if you want to do itness go hard or go home. you know, if you want to do it, go to amazon online, buy spine, and do it. but go hard or go home. if you are

if you remember back to rudy giuliani and christie todd whitman of the time they told people the air was fine. a lot of folks who may have stayed away specially folks who had the means to come and went back and went back to work and went back to where they lived. there are probably many more who suffered longer exposure than might have otherwise. that's another part of why there are more people coming forward now at this late date. >> michael is next out of brooklyn. >> good morning. thank you for taking my calls. actually you just began to answer my question. my understand at that time christie todd whitman who is a governor of new jersey was in charge of the epa and she determined the area was safe. obviously it wasn't. other any consequences that happen to her for the epa and the result of that? her name pretty much disappeared pretty quickly. seems like she might be responsible for that. >> she hasn't faced any particular consequences except as the effects became more apparent they did have a hearing several years after the fact on capitol hill that was rather uncomfortable for h

>> rudy giuliani. >> rudy giuliani when he was mayor of new york. >>> today bewe're going to spea tof his staunchest supporters, new york congressman sean patrick maloney about the likelihood of the bill's package. >> plus john stewart makes a speech in a hearing for 9/11 first responders. >> your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity. time. it's the one thing they're running out of. shaving has been difficult for me. i have very sensitive skin, and i get ingrowing hairs. so it's a daunting task. oh i love it. it's a great razor. it has that 'fence' in the middle. it gives a nice smooth shave. just stopping that irritation... that burn that i get is really life changing. >>> welcome back to "velshi & ruhle." joining us now democratic congressman sean patrick maloney of new york, a member of the intelligence committee. we're glad you're here with us today. i want to talk about 2020 candidates. beto o'rourke who you have endorsed has unveiled his new plan for lgbtq equality. it includes using executive actions to reserve the administration's discriminatory

first of all, sorry not been able to get your problems dealt with but if you remember back to rudy giuliani that at the time little people the air was fine. lot of folks who might have stayed away especially folks who had the means to went back and went back to work went back to the places where they lived. there are probably many more who suffered longer exposure than might have otherwise that is another part of why there are more people coming forward now at this late date. >> host: michael out of brooklyn, good morning. >> caller: good morning. you for taking my call -- >> we leave the segment of the washington journal here at the u.s. senate which is about to dabble in. associated press and other news outlets reporting the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has agreed to meet with 9111th responders so they continue to put pressure on congress to personally fund the government 911 victim compensation fund. continue to watch this and will bring you updates as needed. senate about to gavel in to start work on 2020 defense programs and policy. both for the legislation coming up at 5:30

if you will remember back to rudy giuliani, at the time they told people the air was fine. a lot of folks who might have stayed away, they went back and went back to work. they went back to the places where they lived. there are probably many more who suffered longer exposure than might have otherwise to him and that is another part of why there are more people coming forward now. host: michael is next out of brooklyn. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. timederstanding is at that christy todd whitman, the former governor of new jersey, was in she andf the epa, and members of that organization determined the area was safe. obviously, it was not. whether any consequences that happened to her in the epa as a result of that? her name disappeared pretty quickly. it seems she is responsible for that. thank you. guest: she has not face any particular consequences except that as the effects became more apparent, they did have a hearing several years after the fact that was rather uncomfortable for her. she was gone from the epa by then and long since

recall comments from the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani. >> there's nothing wrong with taking information from russians. >> there's nothing wrong from taking information from russians? >> depends on where it came from. >> or adviser and presidential son-in-law jared kushner who was at that trump tower meeting in summer 2016, the one pitched as a russian government lawyer offering dirt on hillary clinton. kushner now refusing to say whether he would call the fbi if such a thing happened again. >> would you call the fbi if it happened again? >> it's hard to do hypotheticals, but we were not given anything that was salacious. >> law enforcement officials, they have no such ambivalence. here's the president's hand-picked fbi director christopher wray. >> my view is that if any public official or member of any campaign is contacted by any nation state or anybody acting on behalf of a nation state about influencing or interfering with our election, then that's something that the fbi would want to know about. >> when president trump was told that his attitude towards dirt offered by

giuliani will say he didn't know any better at the time. a lot of people who filed lawsuits would take issue with that. oh, the air is fine, the air is fine. you could see the particulate matter in the air. we knew it was asbestos and all the things that had been in those buildings all those years. >> it couldn't be good for you. >> the people started getting maladies and wrote it off for awhile. they had to fight for this money. none of this was given to them as a gift. none of this was gifted. when they have to sit outside your office, you're not taking care of them in the right way. >> you always talk about this. term limbs. there is a sense of entitlement. i belong here, i'm going to tell you how it goes, this is my decision, i'm going to tell you when it's appropriated and when it's not. i think that's what it is. i'm not speaking of mitch mcconnell specifically, but maybe people who had the sense of entitlement wouldn't be in those positions to talk like that. i don't know why he's so bent h out of shape. we'll get to it when we get t

. >> when it comes to the president's lawyer rudy giuliani who was considered as a potential secretarystate nominee, axios says that the trump administration, the transition team rather was so worried about him that they created a separate 25-page document titled rudy giuliani, business ties, research dossier with reporting of his foreign entanglements and one red flag for david petraeus who was under consideration for secretary of state and national secured advice is that he is opposed to torture. axios's jonathan swan will have more on the reporting coming up in a few minutes. >>> still ahead, the trump administration reportedly looks to keep critical information on climate change under wraps. details on the steps that the white house has allegedly taken to bury reports examining the effects climate change is having on your life. >>> plus, bill karins is back with a check of the forecast and a potential for more severe weather today. your "first look at morning joe" is back in a moment. (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anythin

called rudy giuliani business ties research das dossier. let's bring in the reporter with the scoop, jonathan swan, national political reporter of axios and hbo fame. take me through what we haven't mentioned yet. and that's a great clip of you and christie. >> well, i'll pick a few at random. general david petraeus. a red flag for general david petraeus, who was under consideration for secretary of state national skusecurity advi. this was in the red flag section, direct quote, petraeus is opposed to torture. let's go through laura ingraham, fox news -- >>ne >> this is my favorite. >> she was in serious consideration for white house press secretary. direct quote in one of her red flags, ingraham said people should wear diapers instead of sharing bathrooms with transgender people. one heading in the document about kris kobach. he was in serious consideration for homeland security secretary. it listed, quote, white supremacy as one of his vulnerabilities. it cited accusations from past political opponents that he had ties to white supremacis

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giuliani hasn't learned a thing. jared kushner wouldn't commit to notifying the fbi if he was contacted in this way. they plainly have learned nothing from these two and a half years of our exploration of this and of all the public censure around this. >> do you think there is a possibility the president is essentially in doing this interview the way that he did tonight is essentially inviting interference by other countries, that he is welcoming anything that other countries might want to dish up for him on any of his potential 2020 opponents? it seems sort of like a strange thing to ask, but we know from mueller's report that after the president did solicit hacking assistance in his campaign in 2016 from the russian government, the russian government was in fact listening, and within five hours of him making that public proclamation, they did mount their first attempt on trying to access hillary clinton's private email server. do you think the president could potentially be asking for what he wants here? >> well, i

for example, donald trump's team was writing down their concerns about rudy giuliani and he was underonsideration for the big job of secretary of state. they even drafted a 25-page document going through business ties and foreign entanglements. we don't know if that held giuliani back from the state department, but we do know he went on to a different domestic job as trump's criminal defense attorney. or take tom price. trump's team identified criticisms of his ability to manage, a house haubted by function dysfunction and division. he put him in charge of america's health care which often had a lot of problems and he faced accusations of impropriety and miss using chartered flights and a whole lot of other stuff that we've covered throughout the trump era. these documents were prepared after the man was removed. chr chris christie is blasting the team that led the transition in his wake. >> and then what happened? >> well, on the thursday, i guess, after the election i was fired. he didn't have the very best people in front of him to be able to make a full and fair decision about. so

but giuliani and the republicans look at it and say absolutely not.ents evidence of obstructive conduct but doesn't say it amounted to obstruction of justice. he presents evidence that potentially exonerates the president in the report. he was the guy who marinated in this evidence for two years. if a thousand federal prosecutors look at this and believe there is a case to indict the president if he wasn't the president, why didn't mueller and his team say so? that's the issue here. >> kimberly atkins, it brings into relief the dynamic between bill barr, bob mueller on this press conference. bob mueller saying there was no discord between the two of them. where do you see all of this heading? bill barr said bob mueller can go to the hill and testify if he's asked to do so or wants to do so. your sense of where all of this leads? >> robert mueller made very clear that he is not going to say anything more than he has already said -- >> that's his testimony. >> that's his testimony. it's written in his report that i think a lot of people surprisingly sti

we are talking live with former new york city mayor and attorney for the president, rudy giuliani.uckabee, peter navarre so, dan bongino and kayleigh mac nanny. crowds what they are for a

. >> what did it show up for rudy giuliani? who wanted to be secretary of state. >> okay.-- >> wow. >> okay. how much time do we have? >> we have a three hour show. >> so they were -- they were so worried about rudy giuliani who is in line for secretary of state they created two separate dossiers for him. there was the normal vetting and they also created a document titled rudy giuliani, business ties, research dossier. which had copious accounting of his foreign entanglements. work for -- associations with iranian group previously listed on the terrorist watch list. other ties to companies with links to russia. i mean, we published all the documents online, by the way, on axios. we redacted things that were spuriously sourced or sometimes rumors which we redacted all of that. >> let me ask you, jonathan. any concerns as it pertains to giuliani about personal things like falling asleep at 6:00 at night. >> drinking? >> something that the trump administration people close to donald trump told me about repeatedly. concerns that he would go to bedminster and be asleep by 6:00

about joe biden's kid hunter from ukraine and rudy giuliani exposed it, the "new york times" went crazy. do you contact the fbi or not. jesse: i have got to run. but i think we both agree it's like a fake theoretical scandal. they are mad at trump for what hillary and the democrats did. turning to how the left is shooting inside the tent, watch this. >> a lot of this far left political cancer is a cancer on progressivism. i don't think you can underestimate how much people have been choke on political correctness and hate it. >> they are bad at telling jokes. >> 19 different democrats gave speeches one after the anotherrer and it took over three hours. >> in iowa they said we have never been this bored and we live in iowa. jesse: joining me, mike huckabee and charlie cook. the media is usually in lock step with the governor. but they are calling them politically correct, boring. what do you think this indicates in your opinion? >> when the late night medians start attacking the democrats, you know how bad those people are. they have nothing else. i think it's interesting, they have gone

joining me to break this down, rudy giuliani personal attorney for president trump. if the left can't agree now that investigating the origins of this probe that was so extensive and cost so much money and occupied so much time and manhours for a couple of years, what is the point of arguing these points with them at all? >> well, i have come to that conclusion reluctantly, laura. i would say a year ago when i got involved representing the president, i still had something left of the idea if it's really serious, even the left wingpress will take serious allegations of crimes seriously. now i am convinced they won't listen to allegations of crimes by democrats. we should have known that when we saw how they reacted to hillary clinton destroying 30,000 emails and destroying the servers and phones and dealing with classified information in a cavalier and criminal manner. they brushed that off. they are doing the same thing with this. these are very, very serious crimes if they are true. if there is a falsified fisa affidavit -- that's a certain, was it knowing or neglig

agree with wrong if they are going to get the names i get wrong and rain los angeles i don't think giuliani has a whole lot of faith in the american judicial system go ahead in london. well 1st of all he was illegally dragged out of the ecuador them to say he is here is the unity where he is i really decided it was violent it was. his asylum with was withdrawn i mean i personally think the whole that dorian embassy thing whether you be the president of ecuador that allowed it julie in the psalms for requesting it or the ambassador for putting up with it i thought the whole thing was. a ludicrous and pathetic boortz we live in a world today where you are guilty until proven innocent whereas i believe in the tradition that the british started which is innocence until proven guilty it is right that the american or forty's investigate julian a song and if necessary it is fine for the united states of america to make that case to the u.s. courts but that doesn't make him guilty nor does it mean that when he faces trial in america there should be any such assumptions are they also on. your accoun