"You have a president who is just tweeting out utter madness. Dangerous madness in the case of encouraging the DOJ to go after his political enemies."
"This tweet is kind of the opposite of that."
"Can you imagine if Kim Jong-un, you know, responds to this with carefulness and prudence, how that makes the United States and the American president look?"
"Well, clearly, obstruction of justice is a crime. You know, I'm not a lawyer, but when the president fires the head of the FBI, as he fired Jim Comey, says that he did it because of Jim Comey's treatm..."
"The president of the United States does not have the absolute right to do whatever they want with the Justice Department. The president doesn't have the absolute right to do anything."
"I think my interpretation of the president's calm around Mueller, was I think he realized as the drumbeat to fire Mueller accelerated, and as people started to speak up, I think he realized that was a..."
"I think it's a really important question, Wolf, because I mean, I can't disagree more with what Jason Miller said a little while ago on the program, what we're hearing too much, which is that FBI and ..."
"The president criticizing the FBI is throwing mud on a storied institution."
"Shame on Sean Hannity, shame on my colleagues who are implying that Andrew McCabe is not exactly what he is, which is a terrific public servant who has risked his life over a long period of time."
"The president of the United States has slandered this individual and I say this again probably with more knowledge than most Americans, with absolutely zero evidence."
"What is happening today, is happening on Fox News, or Sean Hannity, with Jeanine Pirro, with all sorts of people, they are deliberately trying to do what they did to the media, generally, which is to ..."
"This is all a campaign to make sure that if and when that information emerges, that the institutions that would out that information, the FBI and the DOJ, have been sufficiently slandered, sufficientl..."