>> jason, i just want to make sure that we have the right james comey? is that the comey that wrote that he did not leak in a memo that he leaked? is that the james comey that said he did not do weasel things when he was memorializing what he said was a private conversation? is at the same james comey that said that the fbi did not get a give a hoot about politics while his senior aides discussed two political candidates that they were supposed to be investigating? the same james comey, the one that you just played? the same one? >> jason: yes, yes. >> it is the same one that took advantage of the trump administration by sending fbi agents to interview michael flynn while hillary clinton had a small law form while she was interviewed. i just wanted to make sure that was the same james comey. i don't know what your wits will find, have a lot of confidence in him, he is a straight arrow, but he has just looking at the fisa abuse. john durham is looking into what happened in the late winter and spring of 2016. so your viewers have to have a lot of demarcatio

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it was james comey that comey testified to congress that he deliberately leaked his memo about the meeting with president trump to the "new york times" via a columbia university professor. >> where is the justification of that and the attempted prosecution of something like that. what he did was wrong and probably borders on illegal. why wasn't anybody going after him? i think the savior of this whole thing was going to be the inspector general's report. i think you will see some indictments come out of that inspector general's report when he releases it in october and november. >> that's the next big shoe to drop. you think there will be criminal indictments? >> there will be. liz: things going from bad to worse for bernie sanders. we'll take a break from the mueller hearings. we'll come back to it in the show. you won't believe what's going on with the bernie sanders campaign. he's now in trouble with the feds. how do you gauge the greatness of an suv? is it to carry cargo or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain or breaking new

i have a bunch of questions that i want james comey to answer.ings. statements about things. we will do that next. jim, i hope you are watching. you have the right to remain silent. ♪ my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. ♪ >> sean: ♪ >> sean: james comey, super patriot, appears to be trying to aid democrats aheadai of muelles testimony on wednesday, publishing his own list of questions for the former special counsel. conveniently ignoring anything about his fisa abuse. his signing a document that is unverifiable, his signature on the fi

had you talked to james comey in the proceeding six months? >> no. >> when you were appointed as special counsel, was president trump's firing of comey something you anticipated investigating potentially obstruction of justice? >> i can't get into that. internal deliberations in the justice department. >> actually, it goes to your credibility and maybe you have been away from the courtroom awhile. credibility is always relevant and material and that goes for you too. you're a witness before us. let me ask you. when you talked to president trump the day before you were appointed as special counsel, you were talking to him about fbi director position again. did he mention the firing of james comey? >> not as a candidate. >> did he mention the firing of james comey in your discussion with him? >> i cannot remember. >> pardon? >> cannot remember, don't believe so. >> you don't remember? but if he did, you could have been a fact witness as to the president's comments and state of mind on firing james comey. >> i suppose that's possible. >> so most p

now, before you were appointed as special counsel had you talked to james comey in the preceding six months? >> no. >> when you were appointed as special counsel, was president trump's firing of comey something you anticipated investigating potentially obstruction of justice? >> i can't get into that. internal deliberations in the justice department. >> actually it goes to your credibility. maybe you've been away from the courtroom for a while. credibility is always relevant and always material. that goes for you too. you're a witness before us. when you talked to president trump the day you happen appointed or you were appointed special counsel, you were talking to him about the fbi director position again. did he mention the firing of james comey? >> not as a candidate. >> did he mention the firing of james comey in your discussion with him? >> i cannot remember. >> pardon? >> i cannot remember and don't believe so. >> you don't remember. but if you did, you could be a fact witness as to the president's comments and state of mind on firing james comey. >> i suppose that's possible.

before you appointed as specia counsel, had you talked to james comey in the preceding six months? >> no. >> when you were appointed as special counsel, was president trump's firing of comey something anticipated investigating potential obstruction of justice? >> i cannot get into that. there is internal deliberations in the justice department. >> actually goes to credibility and maybe have been away from the courtroom a while. credibility is always relevant it is material and it goes for you. you are a witness before us. let me ask you, we talked to president trump the day before he appointed you where you were appointed as special counsel, you were talking to him about fbi director position again. did he mention the firing of james comey? >> i did not as a candidate. >> did he mention the firing of james comey in your discussion with him? >> i don't remember. >> pardon? >> i cannot remember. i do not believe so. >> you don't remember. but if you did you could have been a fact witness as to the presidents comments and state of mind on firing james comey. >> i suppose that is possib

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-- a post which, of course, includes supervision of the fbi -- james comey's brother in arms roberte coincidence that shortly afterwards the fbi gave lockheed martin a $300 billion deal to develop a program could sentinel, and a further coincidence that robert mueller awarded james comey's lockheed martin a $1 billion contract for a biometric surveillance program called the next generation identification system. robert mueller is a swamp lawyer. do not let him off the hook on wednesday. all right. coming up, we're going to continue our conversation about political debate, president trump and the left. why is everyone so angry? one can certainly argue that this is all the result of the left's aggression towards conservatives. we'll debate it next. ♪ ♪ fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beaut

when james comey said it was salacious and unverified, turns out that was an understatement.complete garbage, but they took it to the courty and but for the dossier, they do not get the warrant. the final point, when jim baker, the postst with him, sean, we asked him why, he said he reviewed the fisa, this is one of the very few he reviewed, we asked him why, and he said i knew that it would be in a committee room like this someday. they knew from the start that this thing was a problem. and they did it anyway, and as the president said, if they can do it to a president off the united states and his campaign, imagine what they can do to you or i. >> sean: they were warned, jim jordan, about the first warrant, it is not verified, it is political, hillary paid for it. steele hates him. now we know according to this report tonight that the fbi knew before they signed the warrant, they knew then that it was 90 plus percent was b.s., and baker's comments are a key, and we also have jim comey, you are right, he signed the october 2016 fisa application, and then in january of 2017,

james comey and company were so desperate to find that backdooro the trump campaign, yes, mr. comey, to spy -- that they used phony unverifiable campaign clinton bought and paid for op research full of russian lies. that was to obtain a warrant to spy on an american citizen and an entire presidential campaign. and according to "the new york times," investigators working for the ig's probe into fisa abuse, they asked christopher steele, "whether the bureau was overly reliant on the russian expertise of outsiders like himself." and christopher steele told them that he believed the fbi was probably underequipped to judge the inherently murky intelligence that he was relating. i don't believe that is true, either." the times" says that he added his own interpretation to his own sources that he passed on to your christopher steele, calling into question the reliability of all this information. by the way, they were all warned about it before he signed it in 2016, the one he swore was verified and true, the one in three months later he told president trump's unverified and salacious.

james comey, mr. leaker, he demanded it so they demand it and you get a special counsel and who do they pick? wheeler? who is mueller? best friends of james comey. that makes sense. with all due respect mr. deputy attorney general, rosenstein. the president was under investigation, you should have been too. because you are one of the ones i recommended he fire james comey. and let's be honest. james comey should've been fired. his conduct was outrageous. hillary clinton or donald trump, the whole senior level of the fbi is gone. almost all of them are under criminal independent counsel investigation. donald trump didn't do that. they are under investigation. the senior level of the fbi. i've never seen anything like it. we were told the president of unisys will go to fire robert mueller. we've had some republicans on the senate judiciary committee joined with democrats so we need to pass legislation to protect robert mueller. did the present fire mueller? no. we were told there would be a saturday nig

, remember james comey purposely leaked to the media to get a special counsel appointed. to that in june of 2017, he was writing his memos maybe to sway legal and public opinion. this could open up going av james comey as well tomorrow. >> it absolutely could. i think that if you dig too hard, to where it started, that could actual have the opposite affect of turning people against the democrats, which is not what their intention is with in holding this hearing and begging question was it legitimate. elizabeth: recapping, the footnotes are part of the mueller report, what are you expecting tomorrow? >> i expect we'll hear much of the same thing from robert mueller that is in his report, he provided a lengthy report, he will not deviate from this, i don't think there will be anything new or revealing that we've not already heard. i expect it to be somewhat boring. >> katy thank you. lou dobbs is next right here on the fox business network, have a good evening. lou: ours without a question a nation divided. but ours is also a prosperous nation, and all americans from all wal

you forgetting to the answer. >> before you were appointed as special counsel, had you talked to james comey in the preceding six months? >> no. >> when you were appointed as special counsel, was trump's firing of comey something you anticipated investigating, potentially obstruction of justice? >> i'm not going to get into this? internal deliberations in the justice department. >> actually it goes to your credibility. maybe you've been away from your courtroom for a while. credibility is always relevant, always material and that goes for you, too. you're a witness before us. let me ask you. when you talked to president trump the day before you were appointed as special counsel, you were talking about the fbi director position again -- >> that's not -- not as a candidate. >> did he mention the firing of james comey in your discussion with him? >> i cannot remember. >> pardon? >> i cannot remember. i don't believe so. >> you don't remember. but if he did, you could have been a fact witness as to the president's comments and state of mind on firing james comey comey? >> i suppose that's possib

before you were appointed as special counsel, had you talked to james comey in the preceding six months? >> no. >> when you were appointed as presidentunsel, was trump's firing of comey something you anticipated investigating? >> i'm not going to get into that. that's internal deliberations of the justice department. >> actually it goes to your credibility and maybe you've been away from the courtroom for a while. credit ability is always relevant, it's always material and that goes for you, too. you are a witness before us. let me ask you. when you talked to president trump the day before you were appointed as special counsel, you were talking to him about fbi director position again. did he mention the firing of james comey? >> not as a candidate. >> did he mention the firing of james comey in your discussion with him? >> i cannot remember. >> pardon? >> i cannot remap her, i don't believe so. >> you don't remember. but if he did, you could have been a fact witness as to the president's comments and state of mind on firing james comey. >> i suppose that's possible. wantst prosecutors

lou: not there is james comey, comey manages to give us a sound bite from time to time. us all scratching our heads, here is comey a couple of samples if we may. >> i don't think he will be attacked by the witness or witnesses, he may be attack by democrats, fairly in my view for misrepresenting what was in director mueller's report, how he handled it. >> in this were a case about someone other than president they would have already been indicted. indicted. >> your thoughts about comey, what a sick i puppy he appears o be. >> james comey seems very nervous about what is going on come next, we're are expecting a inspector general report still. his name may come up in that. he refused to do that. president firing him. and then he become the ep center of this -- epicenter of this, his scrutiny of bi bill barr is nuts, he said there was no collusion, and rerenterred judgment -- rendered judgment there was no obstruction. but comey is upset about it, i think he is getting ready to be put through ringer himself. >> clear that comey lacks the iq points to be contesting with wil

the deep state continues to try to rewrite history like super patriot james comey. his own list of questions for former special counsel, mueller, which excludes questions about his fisa abuse, his spying on the trump campaign, him using the bought and fade for hillary dossier that the fbi concluded is b.s. here's reaction from "witch hundred", gregg jarrett, fox news contributor, sarah carter. let's go to the news first, s. h i find this fascinating. james comey has a lot of questions i want to ask him and i'd be glad to send them out to him any time he wants. he will be asked at some point. >> i hope so. look, sean, what is happening here with mueller's testimony, with this article that james comey published today, this is what the military calls the spf. this is their final protective fire. this is it. this is all they have left. we know there was no collusion with russia and the trump administration or the trump campaign. absolutely out of the question. there's been no collusion. we know there was nothing else that the trump campaign as far as obstruction of just

brangham: for example, the president asked fbi director james comey to let go of one investigation.ld his white house counsel, don mcgahn, that mueller has to go, and later told him to lie and deny that conversation ever happened. other cases, mueller says what seems like suspicious activity was not obstruction, like when president trump tried to bury emails showing how his son welcomed a meeting with russians who were offining dirt on hillary n. mueller concludes that didn't afft the investigation. desjardins: overall, mueller writes, "the evidence does point to a range of personal motives animating the president's conduct. those include concerns the investigation would call into question the legitimacy of his election and whether certain events could be seen as criminal activity by the president, his campaign or family." brangham: but, despite that, mueller decided not to indict the presidt. the reason, he said, is a justice department opinion issued during the watergate scandal. it says that a sitting president cannot be indicted. this is internal agency policy from 1973, not a l

director james comey alone in the oval office, correct? >> correct particularly if you have the citation to the report. >> page 39, 40, volume 2. according to comey the president told him i hope you can see your way to clear to letting this thing go. to letting flynn go. he is a good guy and i hope you can let it go. close quote. page 40, volume 2. >> accurate. >> what did comey understand the president to be asking? >> i'm not going to get into what was in mr. comey's mind. >> he understood it to be a direction because of the president's position and the circumstances of the one-to-one meeting? page 40, volume 2. >> i understand it's in the report and i support it as being in the report. >> thank you, sir. even though the president publicly denied telling comey to drop the investigation, you found open quote, substantial evidence corroborating comey's account over the president's, is this correct? >> that's correct. >> the president fired comey on may 9th, is that correct, sir? >> i believe that's the accurate date. >> that's page 77, volu

did i the first political check on james comey. i'll start there. he was not a rock ribbed republican. >> i'm talking about mueller. >> bob mueller might be a registered republican but he was a trump hater. someone we call a never trumper. >> he interviewed to be head of the fbi right before he did this. >> yeah, why is there an obstruction of justice to get rid of james comey who he never replaced? he never brought that up to the president. >> why would bob mueller ask the president the day before he's picked to be the special counsel for the job of fbi director -- >> he was asked to come in to interview. he didn't ask for the job. that's not my understanding. he was asked to come in by a mutual friend. >> you don't come in and talk to the president about being the fbi director unless you have an interest. >> i'm not saying he didn't have an interest. >> if he thought what he had just done to james comey was unconstitutional and obstruction of justice, i don't think he would have agreed to be interviewed. >> i don't think he knew. i think he sbeenl

they know about james comey, they know about the president not flipping over james comey, a good manynt fired james comey, then they discovered oh, this guy is good friends with james comey. so that's kind of widely known but in the general community, a lot of people say that doesn't sound right. i think democrats were waiting for more of this stuff that doesn't sound right that helps them, not that helps republicans. >> right. look, i think they didn't get it for several reasons. what they wanted, they got mr. mueller to repeat certain thi s things, that not finding evidence of a crime does not mean he's innocent. then they got him -- neil: that's how it started out. >> they got him also to say that in his response to ted lieu the reason he didn't indict was because of department of justice rules, which he clarified later. so what they were hoping for was -- neil: other lawyers have questioned that, by the way. >> what they were hoping for was to breathe life into this, into the mueller report to make it part of impeachment but this is an impeachment drama. it's everything but actual

>> did he mention the firing of james comey in your discussion with him? >> is it fair to say, mr. you're friends with jim comey? >> you and james comey have been good friends, were good friends for many years, correct? >> were you aware that weisman was a devote democrat who was at hillary clinton's victory party? >> andrew weisman attended hillary clinton's election night party. did you know that before or after he came on the team. >> were you aware that jeanie ray worked for you while she worked for hillary clinton on the clinton foundation as her lawyer? >> were you aware jeanie ray represented ms. hillary clinton regarding emails originating from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state? >> hard to overlook the similarities. i'm just saying. >> how long did it take sean to write those questions for the republicans on the committee? seriously. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah. so, listen, let's talk about the democrats. the president and his allies are out there claiming that it was a disaster for them. was it a disaster? >> no. let me say -- look, first of all, i don't think a l

poor james comey. nding out your friend isn't your friend in front of a live national audience. yeah, because in interviews comey was like, this guy is my ride or die. and now mueller is like we only hung out because he had a nintendo, okay? ( laughter ) in defense of that republican congressman, i get why he was so into this. it's important for him to make this distinction. he was like just abuse you work with someone doesn't mean your friends. because i'm not friends with ted cruz! you hear me! i am not friends with ted cruz. so after seven hours of testimony, the truth is we didn't learn anything new. and to be fair, robert mueller warned us about this a couple of months ago. he said if you call me to testify, i won't tell you anything new. so he spent most of the hearing today telling the rest of us to do our homework. >> when you talk about the president's pattern of conduct, that would include the 10 possible acts of obstruction that you investigated, correct? >> i direct you to the report for how

we know your friend james comey acted this way. on day four, when he sent his agents into interview flynn, something he said he wouldn't do to obama's team or bushes team, does that bother you about your friend? yes or no, mr. mueller? now, call me did this after his deputy fbi director mckay, well, he told flynn he doesn't need a lawyer when those lawyers were going in. do you believe in miranda rights? do you think it's a right way to treat a 30-year veteran of this country, sir question mike would you treat a veteran like that? let's look at some of the questions posed by our own gregg jarrett. they drill down even deeper on the state. mr. mueller, did you investigate christopher steele? using gps? when something, how they supplied russian information to the media, the fbi, and the gog jay to influence the election question wanted you investigate whether john brennan and james clapper spread did russian information about trump to conspiracy theorists like michael michael isikoff, dave record in "the washington post"? isn't it tr

did he give you a reason why he fired james comey? yes or no, mr. mueller? why did you not recuse yourself under those circumstances while considering you were denied a job by trump the day before? is it fair to say, mr. mueller, that you are friends with jim comey. were you angry at his firing, mr. mueller? weme know about comey leaked government materials to get you appointed. is that a potential violation of law? could that be a violation of the espionage act, sir? are you proud of the way you and your team treated george? papadopoulos and had foreign a spies looking into him and that exculpatory things that he said were apparently withheld? are you aware of that? what about your treatment of your team's treatment ofat lieutenant general michael flynn? well, general flynn served this country. he was a combat veteran. 33 years. apparently he has been cooperating with your office for a period of time. is that correct, sir? he pled guilty to lying but the fbi agent interviewing him, he didn't think they lied. right? but he made a plea agreement anyway. isn't

of your interrogation, and jim's interrogation, behind closed doors, they all said they warned james comey. they were the fbi. they told him everything about the dossier being phony and they used it as the bulk of information to get the warrant to spy on the campaign of trump anyway. where is that taking is? >> what we see is james comey went through not only yellow flashing lights, but he went through red stoplights to try to get this president and indict this president. i can tell you that not only the good work that catherine herridge reported in terms of what we are seeing, what we knew, but we know that christopher steele not only was talking to the doj, but was talking to the fbi, was talking to the media, talking to the state department. he was talking to anybody who would listen -- >> sean: he was trying to talk to mueller to bruce ohr. he was hitting messages to the special counsel's office. >> he was sending smoke signals everywhere trying to get someone to take this particular story that was false. the fbi knew it was false. they knew they had credibility problems. and yet, they

band of 18 angry democrats spend any time investigating crooked hillary clinton, lyin' & leakin' james comeyage and her psycho lover, peter -- andy mccabe, the beautiful ohr family, fusion gps, and many more, including himself & andrew w?" "so why didn't the highly conflicted robert mueller investigate how and why crooked hillary clinton deleted and acid washed 33,000 emails immediately after getting a subpoena from the united states congress she must have great lawyers! >> "no collusion, no obstruction! >> "the greatest witch hunt in u.s. history, by far!" >> seth: dear god, his tweets would make more sense if they were scribbled on paper and faxed to a newspaper under the zodiac symbol. [ laughter ] but at the very least, today's hearings might have been informative, both for trump and for members of congress who've admitted they didn't read the whole report more than a dozen members of congress readily admitted to politico that they too have skipped around rather than studying every one of the special counsel report's 448 pages. that might explain why some democrats have spent the last fe

hopefully you won't be the last. >> i don't like giving james comey the final word. agree with the substance of it. butter time i hear something from jim comey i have to shake my head ru ruefully. liz: the federal reserve will likely cut interest rates for the first time in a decade a quarter point. we have got special fed decision coverage, an all-star cast starting wednesday at 2:00 p.m. on making money with charles payne. coming up, the democrats getting ready to rumble talking up their game about how they are going to destroy trump. a big obama democrat said come on, 2020 democrats. you have got to get your act together. americans are about to reject your policy if you continue with this. we'll tell you who is saying that and why coming up. when the hot sun hits your ice cream lick fast like a cookie dough ninja. apply that same speed to the ford hurry up and save sales event. for the first time ever get 20% estimated savings on select ford models, plus earn complimentary maintenance through fordpass rewards. it all adds up. don't you love math? so get here asap b

the president improperly pressed then fbi director james comey to drop the investigation of former national security advisor michael flynn and subsequently fired call me because of the rush investigation. confirmed yesterday by the special counsel's testimony. the president unlawfully demanded that then attorney general jeff onsessions reverse his recusal from the rush investigation and take over the investigation. the berms yesterday by the special counsel's testimony the president engaged in witness tampering and falsification of government records when he directed white house counsel don began to fire robert mueller and later pressure mcgann that that had happened. ... a coverup when he sought to prevent public disclosure of evidence about the infamous june 9, 2016, trump tower meeting, confirmed yesterday by the special counsel's testimony. the president abused his constitutional authority by holding out the prospect of pardons in exchange for witnesses' silence confirmed yesterday by the special counsel's testimony. counsel's testimony. the president abused his authority by holding out

stevens: i have been thinking about writing a new york times piece based on the james comey book, the higher truth and so forth, basically when a legislator is asked to vote on a gerrymandered district, he should not vote for it. he should know that it is an improper district. it's like cheating at cards. some things you just don't do. you should not draw districts just to affect the outcome of elections. >> that happens though. justice stevens: that happens, but it shouldn't. if legislators thought about the consequences of what they were doing, sometimes they might stop and think, this is wrong. maybe that's silly. >> justice stevens, i think you have been out of political life for a few years. [laughter] no, it is a laudable thing to do, but some people have suggested that there be commissions, or even mathematical models, where you let a computer divide it up. justice stevens: any way to bring a neutral result would be fine. >> you mentioned reading james comey's book. what, in the course of a day, do you read? what are the kind of books you read for pleasure? i am assuming it is

the big question that folks on capitol hill want to ask james comey. we have got them. we'll give you have the update on how members of the intelligence community disappointed to hear what mueller testified how he and his team did not investigate that unverified steele dossier. to the house. getting out of dc a day early for their august recess. some democrats purnlted on their own border fix. they are skipping town while the * announced big bombshell. a major third country asylum deal with guatemala. bias in the media. a major newspaper only check the republicans making mistakes at the mueller hearing when the democrats made a lot of the mistakes. the networks have media analysts saying the media failed to explain the russia probe in a bite size way so voters can understand that president trump should be impeached. the media making the case against trump? is that journalism? welcome to the show. let's start with president trump. he just unload on a host of targets from democrats talking impeachment. then went after the 2020 democrats. we have chad pergram on capitol hi

i want to ask about another element that has been reported, james comey was running a covert operation against donald trump. what do we know about that? >> the reports are the fbi agent working in the white house, reporting to him. he had a bowl inside the white house and he lied to the president, comey did that he wasn't under investigation. the lack of professional judgment and bias of the former head of the fbi. >> he told the president, and anthony parenty, what was his role inside at the time. >> what was going on in the white house, we just don't know. what is going on inside the white house, very standard fbi, it is unethical to do that. >> will he wants all 5 hours today? >> unfortunately yes, i am going to be watching it and listening. >> we can't avoid it, some of us. appreciate you joining us, have a good day. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour. if a picture is worth 1000 words what does this one say to you? the encounter that is going viral. the last straw for liberals, the trump campaign bringing in hundreds of thousands of dollars by selling plastic straws,

you mentioned reading james comey's book. i wonder what in the course of days do you read?what are the kind of books that you read for pleasure? i'm assuming it's going to be a pg here, but what-- what book do you read now? what sort of books do you read? >> well, i'm just reading a book about the history of the country in which the first chapter is about the duel between alexander hamilton and aaron burr, a reallying interest story, yeah. >> okay. and you're obviously a historian of the supreme court itself. looking back on-- you've known five supreme court chiefs, justices of the supreme court. looking bag back further on, how would you think is the most influential person in this court in the last century. >> john roberts. he's by far the best chief justice the court had. i don't agree with all the-- >> i'm sorry, say it again? >> john roberts. >> the current-- >> yeah. >> that's a surprising answer for somebody you don't agree with a lot. >> i don't, but he's a very fine man. you can't help, but like him and admire him. 100% in his corner. >> really? that's interesting.