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john mitchell, who was the initial attorney general, followed by richard and then former senator saxby and elliot richardson, i really don't think they looked upon their job as to represent richard nixon, so this is a set of unprecedented view from mr. trump as to what the attorney general should and should not be doing. >> thank you. former u.s. attorney mcquaid, what is your understanding of the role of the attorney general? >> the attorney general is the lawyer for the people of the united states. he is to support and defend the constitution and he is to represent the people. he is not the personal attorney for the president. >> thank you. page 107 of volume 2 of the report documents some point after may 17, 2017, appointment of the special counsel, sessions recalled that the president called him at home and asked if sessions would enrecuse himself. according to sessions, the president asked him to reverse his recusal so sessions could direct the department of justice to investigate and prosecute hillary clinton. and the gist of the conversation was that the president wants sessions

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what the white house did the roots then attorney general john mitchell, we know about him because hent part of his life in joke and he called ronaldo said you don't defend "the times." there was a huge battle internally between the chief editors and those who represented the publisher with respect to choice of material published by "the times" which is the publisher's role. he was advised by a former foreign editor and so forth and so on. theot to be so bloody that editor of "the new york times" who was named abe rosenthal, went home and told his wife that either "the new york times" published the pentagon papers or i am taking off. i did the same with my wife, too. it was a bloody, screaming situation. and when the government asked us to stop publication -- we published in the government asked us to stop, there was another huge fight between me and those advising the publisher . screaming could be heard. there was actual screaming will stop but the first amendment won. amy: we will do part two of the discussion just to get people a sense of that time as we move into this new case. v

people john mitchell palmer, the attorney general, and j edgar hoover were heroes trying to save america from forces. for others, they were villains. others may have seen suffragettes as their heroes. was an american hero someone who protested injustices inequality, and prejudice, or was it someone who protected the american public from the disruptions and confrontations of such dissenters and protesters? was it the man who rounded up a mob to attack an alleged murder or was the the man who took a bullet trying to stop him? was it the worker who went on strike to improve wages and conditions? or was it to the manager who struggled to keep production moving during the strike? america's ideals of individualism and freedom sometimes confused the notions of villains and heroes. so often, those americans, most feared in their own times for their willingness to oppose the popular current or stand up to the oppressed would become the heroes of the future. while those lauded as the heroes of the day might be regarded as the most destructive people of their era. 1919 was a year of numerous heroes

there was a brother in richmond, virginia, john mitchell, and he f.u.r. before everybody did. he had a cadillac. they took his bank. they said the negro league arrogant -- they said the negro was arrogant. they put it on paper. ended up bank consolidating in 1929, 1930, and became consolidated savings bank. oft bank thrived in hundreds not thousands of people in richmond in the 1920's got their homes because consolidated was lending money to black people when other people would not. it's important to understand, we have made economic progress but then people jump up in our faces and take our stuff. economic envy israel real. tulsa, oklahoma was about economic envy. the story some people will tell you, the melon deficient will tell you tulsa was about a young oreshine guy, 19, raped assaulted sarah page, 17-year-old elevator operator. dr. olivia hooker died not too long ago and dr. hooker was six when it happened. she remembers it. she remembers hiding under the table at her home, the tablecloth hiding she and her siblings. watched the white people come in, vivid memory of folk

and within a couple of days henry kissinger had persuaded richard nixon and his attorney general john mitchell that they should try to prevent publication. not prosecute, not bring criminal charges, but to have a prior restraint from a continuation of the publication. ultimately they failed but the remarkable thing was that the soliciting general of the united states who argued not only for the supreme court but the post case at the us court of appeals asked the pentagon. tell me the 10 or 12 things that are really dangerous. really compromising. they could not convince him that there were any. this distinguished legal scholar up at the supreme court trying to persuade the justices that this was going to do harm to national security when he himself did not believe it. >> you said you had come up with similarities and differences between daniel ellsberg and julian assigned-- julian assange. at the beginning, ellsbury was not so favorably viewed by the public and certainly not by his colleagues and former colleagues in government. the key thing is daniel ellsbury never claimed to be a journalist

. -- it was anid important point in my life as i said -- i do hope that my friend john mitchell doesn'te any problems. and nixon said well, howard, he may. a lightbulb went off in my head and i decided -- baker doesn't know as much about this situation is you think you do and you had better just put your head down and charge into this thing and but the facts fall over they will. it's not often when you find a single defining moment, but that was such a moment. i was standing by my personal friendship with nixon. he had campaigned for me, he was a republican husband. with all of that, this was a serious matter and i was going to find out more. and i when i decided, hope it doesn't sound vain of me to say that, but i hope we get a good job of it. host: howard baker reflecting on the watergate recitation. the famous russian, what did the president know and when did he know it. reflecting, back in september 2000 five, on the watergate investigation that began as a democratic effort and then republicans supported the idea of impeachment it ultimately led to the first and only resignation of

john mitchell, who was the initial attorney general, followed by richard and then former senator saxby and elliot richardson, i really don't think they looked upon their job as to represent richard nixon, so this is a set of unprecedented view from mr. trump as to what the attorney general should and should not be doing. >> thank you. former u.s. attorney mcquaid, what is your understanding of the role of the attorney general? >> the attorney general is the lawyer for the people of the united states. he is to support and defend the constitution and he is to represent the people. he is not the personal attorney for the president. >> thank you. page 107 of volume 2 of the report documents some point after may 17, 2017, appointment of the special counsel, sessions recalled that the president called him at home and asked if sessions would enrecuse himself. according to sessions, the president asked him to reverse his recusal so sessions could direct the department of justice to investigate and prosecute hillary clinton. and the gist of the conversation was that the president wants sessions

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