And, you know, you can imagine -- it's Roger Stone, it's Paul Manafort, it's any one of the half dozen of people very close to the President, who undoubtedly have stories to tell about the President's behavior who are being told, stay quiet, and we will fix this.
Rep. Jim Himes suggests that Trump's pardons may be a way to silence those close to him who could reveal damaging information.
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I don't think I could look myself in the mirror in the morning and say, yeah, this is a guy who should... have control and access to this authority.
Our elections are safe and secure. This has been litigated, especially the 2020 election.
The only right answer – and I don't have a lot of confidence that it's going to happen – is that the president says, you know, oops, that was a mistake, and pulls the Bill Pulte appointment.
You just could not have come up with worse timing for what is probably the worst appointment into the intelligence community that I've ever seen.
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