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whg chen why is you running chick fil a at the airport? he's not runningirport? .u know, i've spent a lot of time in the denver national airport. it's a great airportin.ternat they a nightclub. i want to give them a big shoutl out. it's going well down there. but jesse's right. but don't mess with the planes., do' we we cannot have tragedies. we've had so many near misses as so many near collisionssion on airport runways and planes essentially dropping out ofy the sky. we'rdropping oe very lucky thath the pilots were competent enough to bring them back up before they crashebefore td inte the ocean. severe turbulence. a lot of thi s does go on faa the shoulders. but a judge, because we don't have an faa administrator right now. and can someone in this administration please have experience? you know, to your point, you don't have to have this specific experience, but you certainly need competence. and there is a deart confidenh in this administration right now. the vice president , t nothe secretary transportatior the secretary of energy, sheansr was just saying, lik

what do you think prosecutors are say whg he said i am your retribution? that he has no respect for the rule of law. throughout our report, we proved that. he's made it pretty clear that he would like to pardon rioters who harmed police officers and who have pled guilty to crimes. he really is not on the side of law and order. you're probably right. this is an explicit threat to the prosecutors and i'm going to bet that they are not going to be intimidated. you can't allow somebody to undercut our constitution, our rule of law and escape accountability for that. our committee was not willing to allow that, and i don't believe prosecutors, both state as well as federal prosecutors, are going to be intimidated. i hope not at least. >> hope thot as well. congresswoman, thank you for your time today. tim, i want to come to you with the same question. donald trump is doing what he has done. he taunted robert mueller from the oval office and used the bully pulpit of the presidency to tweet hourly at comey until he fired him, the at rod rosenstein, who was harass