overland park, kansas, republican line. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. i'm a former law professor and i this on c-span because i am retired and i have turley you, professor made a lot of sense to me. even though he's a democrat and president, ior the think his point was there is an it's congress and setting a cause it's precedent if you don't like the resident and he is of the opposing party, just bring a of lous charge like abuse power under which you can throw anything you want, the kitchen for and bring him up charges of impeachment to smear chances for n his re-election. and the second thing i wanted to think that it's just kind of unfair all the way around. is facing the democrats, a hostile media nothing more than a propaganda organ for the emocratic party and the deep state. and then everything he tries to do. partisan judges appointed because ent obama undo they rule these orders with to overturnlication any of his executive actions. host: ok. that's patrick in kansas. he mentioned jonathan turley who on the issuet week of impeachment. he was on

host: let's know to bob, calling from overland park, kansas. good morning. caller: good morning.appy holidays to everybody. i have a problem with the patriot act. the problem is basically that it has gone too far afield. it was too far afield to begin with, but dianne feinstein -- i believe it was dianne feinstein, she was the only one who voted against it when it was being ratified into an act. i understand it has to be renewed every so often. my problem with this, it was designed initially to bring all of these law enforcement agencies into the same, into one giant realm, if you will, so they could share information back and forth. there was not communication , state andi, cia local law enforcement agencies and this one act was supposed to bring all of that together. when they started doing all of this business of disregarding the fourth amendment, it became something entirely different. i believe even at the time they were debating the patriot act, there were many congressmen and senators that decided that it was not a really good thing, but some of the good things in it outwe