Jeanine Pirro & Bill O'Reilly on Trump, the Swamp, & Leaving Fox News — We'll Do It LIVE!

[0:06] so welcome to we'll do it live and who better than to do it live with then judge janine pirro [0:16] everyone here she is you don't see much of her because she's so busy these days but we snagged [0:22] her and i am uh very happy that you're happy and i mean that thank you because i didn't know you [0:33] know this five thing was a cushy job come on this this fox five thing you're sitting there if you [0:39] can put up with gut felt that's all you oh boy if that isn't the point right but it's a cushy job [0:46] it's just like okay here's a lot of money just sit there and then you say a few things and you go home [0:52] this is a hard job but not a lot of people know what you do what do you do well first of all uh [1:02] uh the five was you know not a cushy job it was a great job because you get hair and makeup and you [1:11] make money and uh uh you know you have to be up on the news you know that i mean you were in the business [1:17] and you were at the top of the pyramid when you were in that business uh but this job is janine or me [1:26] going back to my roots uh it's the job that i started and it's a job that i love i love criminal [1:33] justice i love the idea of fighting on behalf of the victims of crime i like uh enforcing the law [1:41] i believe in law and order i believe in the constitution i believe that things have gotten so out of whack [1:49] that we really needed to you know kind of readjust what was happening and when i saw that washington dc [1:58] had the fourth highest murder rate in the nation comparable to you know the capital of some third [2:03] world country uh as recently as two years ago i said that's the kind of place where maybe i have [2:10] something to offer when the president called uh first of all i was honored and i knew that it was [2:19] something that would feed into my wheelhouse although i was a local d.a uh in a county of a [2:26] million people which is much larger than the district that we're in right now um i was elected and [2:32] re-elected and re-elected again so i had to you know be out there in the political sphere here i could [2:38] do the job and i'm accountable to the people and of course the president and okay okay but you're you're [2:46] the da of westchester county just north of new york city and everybody knows what you do when there's [2:52] a crime committed in westchester county it comes into your office you decide whether to prosecute the [2:59] crime and then when you make your decision the other attorneys go and they prosecute here you got the [3:08] attorney general of the united states okay right across town all right you got a mayor [3:15] that's not affiliated with trump so locally elected mayor muriel bowser so it's almost like a mosaic [3:27] so say um somebody in in dc murders somebody on federal property your case or the da's case [3:39] uh i am the da i mean or the attorney general's case okay here's the difference remember we talked [3:46] about the da handling local crime street crime and then you have the federal united states attorney [3:53] my office in dc and as the united states attorney in the district of columbia i am both i am both the [4:00] local prosecutor and i am the united states attorney i am a double hatter okay everything that happens is [4:07] mine so the attorney general of the united states right right she doesn't get involved with the street [4:15] crime or anything like that in the district she is it's no longer she the attorney general of course [4:22] is now acting tom blanche okay but the to the extent that the president has decided that he is going to [4:30] make dc safe and beautiful with his executive order then i am one of the only if not the only united [4:37] states attorney who has dual jurisdiction of street crime and federal crime i am the only one in the [4:44] country that does both the attorney general then oversees the fbi oversees right the crimes that cut [4:53] across federal crimes right right now i was surprised i had seen pam bondy on on saint patrick's day [5:00] nice conversation always got along with her i'm surprised that she left that surprise you um i think [5:09] she was asked to leave that's my understanding um i'm not surprised because uh the president wants things [5:18] done and he needs someone who is um you know going to aggressively pursue the agenda that needs to be done [5:27] and so now i think he sees in todd blanche the acting attorney general more aggressive a more [5:34] aggressive person okay i don't think there's any doubt about that yeah and and i think that that's [5:38] what the president wants okay do you have anything to do with the epstein situation absolutely not okay [5:45] because that vexed pam bondy that vexed her yes you know she made an initial mistake by saying i got this [5:54] file and then everybody goes what file and you shouldn't let me see the file yeah and a client [5:58] list and all that but you don't have anything to do with epstein no no no because there isn't anything [6:04] in my in my jurisdiction that involves any of the epstein victims or and if someone had a case where they [6:12] want to claim uh and i just started a hotline a tip line for eric swalwell once it was determined in [6:18] in california that he has been engaging in inappropriate if not criminal behavior uh allegations [6:26] that you know i would look into it as well so just as i'm doing that with swalwell i'll do that with [6:31] any crime victim i am an aggressive prosecutor as long as it took place in my jurisdiction right [6:38] all right so tell me why the nation's capital had so many murders why i'll tell you why the nation's [6:50] capital had so many murders because there was not a focus on law and order there was not we have a dc [6:57] council the dc council has laws that cover the the superior court they can be murderers and they can be [7:06] you know assault sex crimes burglaries robberies but they allow for the kind of sentencing that is so [7:13] absurd bill you would be stunned so if you have someone who is under the age of 25 and kills three [7:21] people in the dc court not even the federal part of my job but the local and the court gives him 30 years [7:29] for one 30 years for another and 90 years because of the dc council after 15 years he can get out he [7:38] doesn't have to prove he's sorry he doesn't have to say what he did was wrong they just figured he [7:43] was under 25 we got to give him another shot so you you're saying that the dc city council elected [7:50] by the locals by the locals too soft on crime too soft on crime is the is this is a kind way of saying [7:58] it what they are doing is they are allowing young people teenagers to commit crimes in my view but allowing [8:06] them to go into the juvenile justice system and the family court where the focus is not punishment [8:12] deterrence uh or retribution it's rehabilitation but that rehabilitation is yoga and ice cream social [8:21] there's no accountability and so these young punks end up with a rap sheet a mile long by the time they [8:28] get to me bill they're committing a murder i look at their juvenile rap sheet they've got robbery car theft [8:35] they've got uh burglary assault with a dangerous weapon it's crazy so it's like new york worse it's [8:43] worse than new york definitely worse than new york okay because when i was a prosecutor in new york [8:48] if you committed a murder at 14 i could prosecute you here i cannot but you know new york has changed [8:54] this law is to make it easier for the miscreants to race of course around of course now why why [9:01] the elected city council of washington dc decide to go soft on crime you'll have to ask them bill but [9:11] what i can tell you is that they think that young people need to be coddled because they're you know [9:17] they're they're uh prefrontal court their whatever their prefrontal cortical area is not fully developed [9:26] and they are not capable of making reasoned decisions but my question to you bill is does [9:31] it matter to you god forbid if you were shot whether it's a 15 year old who shoots you or a 50 [9:37] year old the consequences to you are the same sure and what if it's my daughter or my son yeah it's [9:42] even worse right okay and so they they are not inclined to focus on the victims they are focused on [9:50] the young punks right is that changed since you've been here no and in fact we are demanding that they [9:58] lower the age of accountability to 15 16. they're not lying they're fighting you well they're not doing [10:05] it look the the mayor bowser and by the way the way to solve these issues is first of all thank [10:12] president trump the executive order make dc safe and beautiful he gives us the resources i work with mayor [10:19] bowser and the chief of police every day we have a great relationship because we have a fundamental [10:26] belief that we can make a difference so bowser has come over to your side i had a press conference with [10:32] her today on a car theft ring that is what was the source of this conversion because she was always [10:38] a far left person you know what is it your personality oh it's it's my over my personality over [10:45] gave her she's totally changed she may have all i know is the muriel bowser that i know is a muriel [10:52] bowser that i like that i can work with we're doing another press conference on friday on domestic violence [10:58] international theft ring tomorrow i'm doing something on on c scam and and and and scam compounds [11:05] in the uh in southeast asia i mean we're fighting all kinds of crimes this is the best job in the world [11:12] i can do terrorism and bring back you covered benghazi i covered benghazi i got the ringleader [11:19] we knew who the ringleader was from the get-go did anybody do anything no i got together with marco rubio [11:26] cash patel and we brought back a guy named bakush i was on the tarmac for the uh for the transfer of [11:32] control of this individual and i met him and now we're prosecuting him what was the link to dc on it [11:39] that we handle terrorism where americans are killed abroad okay i'm also handling any any kind of [11:46] terrorist uh activity outside of the country yes that's in your district yeah i did not know that [11:52] this is the biggest united states attorney's office in the country i had no idea well you know if you [11:58] give me another hour i'll tell you about it i mean nobody knows yeah national guard they're still here [12:04] yep and i'm glad they're still here and unfortunately uh you know one of the national guard was killed [12:11] and uh another one is is recuperating uh sarah beckstrom and uh andrew who i talked to his mother [12:18] and continue to talk to him on a on a regular basis you know we're close to our victims you know the [12:25] intern you heard about who was shot at 10 30 at night caught in gunfire this intern who was working [12:30] for a uh a congressman from arkansas his mother and i are the best of friends she never thought this [12:36] case would be solved mpd solved the case mural bowser chief of police solved the case we worked [12:42] together we worked day and night on this case who has jurisdiction over the national guard in dc oh that [12:49] is a great question well that's me yes you all you ask great questions uh i would say that the president [12:56] does because there is no governor okay so that i think is the correct answer because um the president [13:04] of the united states the commander-in-chief and the national guard is part of the military so of course [13:10] it would come back to him and he how long is he going to keep the guard here you know obviously you'd [13:18] have to speak to him about it but i think that you know the president is focused on uh the 250th [13:24] anniversary of the country in the fourth of july and he wants a clean he wants a clean dc and we [13:29] have brought crime down homicides are at the lowest rate in recorded history but right now we're seeing [13:35] a little uptick why because the weather's getting nicer people are coming out but we've made 12 000 [13:42] arrests under this federal enhancement with the local police we've we've taken something like i don't [13:48] know 1300 guns off the street you know those are 1300 fewer guns that people can use to kill [13:54] other people now can the guard take the guns or can they just detain well the guard can work they [14:00] always go with the local police but they have their own guns that they can use which is what happened [14:04] with lack of wall who came from the state of washington and decided to kill the two or so [14:09] wherever the national guard goes they take the local metro dc police with them yes yes but no you see [14:17] them on a street corner alone yeah okay and they they're there to deter crime okay whether or not they [14:23] could make an arrest they would probably you know concert or or confer with mpd or other police agencies [14:30] can they can they stop a miscreant from running yes absolutely okay they can contain yes so they're [14:37] another tool yeah of control that is effective people from committing crimes on the street yeah [14:45] you know what's happening bill people are able to go out to dinner they're able to walk the streets you [14:50] sound like trump because it's true okay it's true bill i hear it all the time every time trump says [14:56] i said when are you going to buy me dinner yeah he could buy both of us dinner okay that brings us [15:03] to your appointment now some say that donald trump makes his appointments based on friendships with [15:11] people who've been loyal to him is that a fair assessment i don't know i'd have to look at all of [15:17] his appointments oh that's a dodge no it's not a dodge at all it's a direct answer to your question [15:23] if you want to ask me if he appointed me because of our relationship i would say to you he knows me [15:30] he knew me as a d.a he knows me as a fighter he knows me as an individual who believes in law and order [15:36] and i believe in him as well and so you were very um supportive of him when you were on fox that was i was [15:45] because i know the man i've known the man for almost what 36 years he's been at my home i've [15:51] been at his homes we you know i see him on the street when i was d.a in the 90s did you say you [15:55] understand donald trump nobody understands donald trump you know who does melania i think so oh yeah [16:02] okay oh yeah so i don't know if that's a fair assessment about uh the president appointing people [16:10] that he uh feels have been partial to him i think that's a way i don't know that he knows everyone [16:18] that he's appointed i mean you'd have to prove that he knows everyone he doesn't necessarily know them [16:24] right but he's he he reviews it i know that he's not going to put on anybody from ms is not going to [16:30] be working for you yeah anytime soon yeah okay because he was a grudge you know no because you know [16:37] these are the people who indicted him and indicted him and you know both you and i know that i'd say [16:46] 80 percent of that was just garbage it was garbage it was made up it was horrible i can tell you i [16:52] was a da in new york just like the da alvin bragg i was a county judge just like the judge who was [16:57] there trying the case um judge marshawn okay i held both those positions that trial was so ridiculous [17:04] there was no crime it was beyond the real estate fraud real estate right which is insane yeah and [17:11] eugene carroll are you kidding me yeah bloomingdale's yeah wasn't it barney's no it was bloomingdale's [17:18] wasn't bloomy's okay i'm sitting there going what yeah okay that could never have happened yeah um [17:27] yeah so when you were on the five you were very i think you were the strongest of the of the crew [17:35] out there uh saying this is a bunch of crap because i know the man and i can speak to the man [17:41] i can speak to who he is what he's like when he parties late at night early in the day seeing him [17:48] with his kids seeing him with his family i've seen him on the street i know the man okay and everyone [17:55] wants to make him something that he's not and the truth is bill the very fact that he survived [18:00] everything that they threw at him tells you that this is not an ordinary man so don't expect ordinary [18:06] responses from him every day of the week he's a different kind of guy he is i mean the man has [18:12] armor around him i don't know how he does it he's a vampire no i don't think he's a vampire i'm going [18:17] to tell him he said he's not going to take you to dinner he's going to take me yeah he never sleeps [18:22] oh he does he used to call my house i know when my ex works for him he'd say where is he right like [18:28] hold on it's all night they're flying around working all night yep thank god for america so [18:35] you're sitting there at the five and uh you're making good money it's a very successful program [18:43] and uh you get the call yeah how long did it take you to say i'm going to dump the tv thing and i'm [18:52] going to go into public service didn't take me long at all let me let me explain something to you [18:57] sometimes the most difficult decisions are not all that complicated because when he made that phone [19:06] call to me he did it personally he called me yeah he called you he it was it went right to my right to [19:15] my soul this is who i am this is how i want to you know maybe end my career who knows this is a job that [19:25] i love this is a job where i go in every day and i can't wait to get there i mean i haven't even told [19:31] you all the stuff we do i'm the da here i'm the federal prosecutor i do terrorism i do civil cases [19:37] i do i defend agencies i go i prosecute agents i mean this is a huge job huge office that i had to [19:44] turn around bill it was a neglected office people were quitting people were getting fired you know my [19:50] i don't even who who the da was under biden uh the guy's name was matthew graves united i never heard [19:57] of him he was a united states attorney we're not called da's we are united states okay i'm sorry [20:02] matt yeah yeah um but yeah yeah i saw his picture i never knew who he was either no idea who he was [20:09] yeah so let me tell you something it took you less than a day to say yes or it was about a day and a [20:16] a half a day and a half yeah it was like i didn't think you have a great life a great job you work [20:24] for a great company it wasn't that it was like you got to do what's in your heart you just got you got [20:30] to go okay uh did jesse waters cry when you made me i talked to jesse a lot um i talked to jesse and to [20:39] and through an interpreter or do you just talk to him i do talk to him and uh and you know i miss uh [20:46] i miss harold i miss uh jessica i miss dana it was a good crew right it was a great crew we all liked [20:54] each other that's why it worked right um so despite all of the trappings of that uh because usually you [21:03] get it the other way usually the public servants want to get on television make the big money get [21:10] the glamour you go the other way yeah maybe i'm not that smart bill i don't know i don't know i know [21:16] how much you're making now and i know how much you made over there so maybe you want to discuss your [21:22] finances with me but you took a humongous pay cut it's ridiculous the pay cut i took was ridiculous [21:30] right yeah didn't matter didn't matter the money didn't matter it didn't factor it was as wonderful [21:38] as that was and you know the old take the yellow legal pad do the pros do the cons yeah you know [21:43] the cons are but you have to move you have to leave your dogs you have to do this you have to do that [21:48] you're not gonna one line it's who you are well you were always that way though i mean what way [21:57] i've known you what 25 years at least like that yeah but you were always a woman of passion in the [22:03] sense that um there were certain things you want to accomplish and you did you did everything well [22:10] not everything but i'm happy there isn't anything you haven't done you built your way up in the legal [22:17] area uh conquered that good job now you're in the federal area and you uh drove the fives ratings up [22:27] to where they are so you've done pretty much everything i wrote a few books along the way i had [22:33] two kids along the way yep and um i think i think the one thing that i kind of you know uh that that i [22:46] miss is you know that that solitude that you have in your own home you know but you still have your home [22:53] you didn't sell it tell me no i didn't no not not so far right um but i miss i miss home i'm in an [23:01] apartment which sometimes it just feels like a suitcase you know well the way you work you're not [23:06] there very much i'm not right and i miss my dogs the dogs um but you don't have to walk them see that's [23:14] a good point i never did i let them out i have i have them out and they run around yeah it's all and the [23:20] coyotes don't get them no no no coyotes don't dare do you ever get the ire of the trump haters [23:27] yeah i don't care i don't even i know you don't care but but but are you subjected to that look [23:35] this is big difference from new york yeah oh it's different huge okay now in new york they don't like [23:43] yeah okay but that's all right and i yell back at them by the way when they come at me i go right back [23:48] at them but here it's more in the back yeah you boom boom okay and there are people who are working [23:57] for president trump who have come under that scrutiny that they're not invited anywhere they're shunned by [24:06] people uh you experience that i don't care i don't need to be invited anywhere bill i don't i understand [24:14] that but have you experienced yeah i think i was here two weeks and i was sitting outside i have the [24:20] marshals with me and i'm sitting outside and some guy comes out with a big placard and says pira's a [24:26] fascist and he caught my attention i said oh that's me and so the marshals are like i said i want to go [24:33] talk to this guy you're not going to talk to him uh yeah they saved you from yourself from myself you know [24:39] that bill because i want to fight with them they're over here when i walked in there they patted me [24:44] down so they're taking good care yeah they're great guys okay but i know you're not invested in any of [24:51] that uh yeah social stuff no i'm not i'm not but there are people who have taken it right on the chin [25:00] yeah particularly lawyers yeah you're right yeah and that's their livelihood right yeah i already know [25:06] my livelihoods pretty much down to this compared to what it was so your livelihoods are a lot bigger [25:12] than theirs but i'm just wondering how blatant that trump hatred is in the washington so-called swap [25:23] well let me let me throw a statistic at you 95 of the people in the district voted for kamala harris [25:30] do i need to say anything else these are people who sit on the juries these are people who sit on the [25:35] grand juries you know these are people who do not love donald trump uh there's no question about it [25:41] but what am i going to do i have a job to do and i'm going to do my job and the only way to do that job [25:48] is to work with the judges it's to work with the mayor and the police and people who don't like me [25:54] to try to find common ground but here's something interesting your conviction rate is high [26:00] despite the juries being left the the conviction rate is high there are a few cases that you know [26:08] cnn and some of these other places will say oh my god they're losing these cases they're losing you [26:13] know they didn't get an indictment in this case you know but the truth is that there's only 10 of the [26:20] cases i'm not prosecuting now follow me matthew graves the former u.s attorney you never heard of [26:27] didn't prosecute 65 of those cases wow yeah so everybody knows that i am taking on i'm taking [26:36] on all comers you go after a victim in the district you go after anybody and i'm coming for you and if [26:43] the jury says guilty wonderful they say not guilty i'll take it it's fine now they know there's going [26:49] to be accountability there's going to be arrests but it's it looks to me like you're making some [26:56] inroads in persuading these juries yeah i think there is i think they recognize that what we're [27:02] trying to do is make it better and you have to lie to yourself bill to say things are worse under [27:08] donald trump yeah you can't they have to admit it here consciously in dc right in dc in this district [27:15] it's totally different now the media so you're a part of the pro-trump media i mean let's be honest [27:23] about it um but most of it's anti-trump okay are you going to the uh correspondence dinner i am so i'll [27:31] be there too i'll see you there but i'm being there as a reporter really not as a guest okay okay [27:39] because if anybody does something untoward i'm going to confront them good i don't want you [27:46] prosecute me by the way yeah okay all right i'll give you an interview line i said i don't want piero [27:53] on my case so there's just a line but that's why i'm going interesting because i don't want the office [28:00] of the presidency attacked at a stupid dinner i appreciate that which could absolutely happen [28:07] yeah okay you know dan rather and donaldson and put out this dopey letter and yeah uh you know [28:15] forcefully confront the pres like what does that mean these these people are unhinged i think so [28:22] there's no respect for the office i mean the way we treated president obama [28:29] was we disagreed with him but we didn't create chaos they disagree with us and they create chaos [28:36] violence and all kinds of problems you know and you see that i do see that i absolutely do see okay [28:43] does it affect your job in any way no no and my job though bill is to turn that office around from a [28:57] neglected office the kind of you already did it no but i mean getting these prosecutors to go in there [29:04] is a tip of the spear we're here representing the victims we're not here representing any politics we're [29:11] here representing the the victims and going after the criminals you know that there's no there's no i don't [29:18] want people like oh you know they don't like us and this or the i don't care get that out of your [29:23] mind put your blinders on this is who we are i support you in everything that you're doing i think [29:30] there was a little like hesitation at the beginning right and you know i did a uh recent report in san [29:36] francisco on how that city has devolved into the unbelievable chaos because laws weren't uh enforced [29:45] interesting okay so we did that on news nation and and it was a big hit and what i learned from that [29:53] was that there are prosecutors who don't care about the law damn right you're right they care about [30:02] advancing their careers with their followers and their ideologues right yes so the guy that gets beat [30:10] up you know and his nose broken and teeth knocked out pays the price they don't care about him right [30:19] and so you've been able to banish that do you think i think so i think to a great extent bill i've been [30:24] able to do that i think that you know this whole idea that um anyone is there or anyone is impacted [30:33] because of politics i just stripped them of that completely and when we go into court we go in on [30:40] the facts and the law and sometimes we get pushed back from judges and our job is to push back the [30:46] judges i think before me they didn't push back so much before me it was like i said no no the judge [30:53] doesn't run this office judge doesn't tell it and i was a judge judge doesn't tell us what to do [30:58] we decide what we're going to do we decide whether there's going to be a plea we decide what we think [31:04] the sentence should be and that's how far we go with this case nobody's going to control us i've been [31:11] around long enough to know who holds real power in this country and the irs is at the top of that [31:17] list they don't need a judge to seize your home freeze your bank account garnish your wages they can [31:24] do it even the president of the united states has faced multiple irs audits with the best legal minds [31:32] in his corner you deserve the same the irs is understaffed right now their process is broken [31:40] and if you do not speak their language you lose now i've done my homework america tax group as a [31:48] direct line to the irs no waiting no guessing you will know exactly where you stand if you're listening [31:56] at me right now pick up the phone 888-300-8035 don't wait for the irs to make the first move [32:06] when they do it's already too late americataxgroup.com again americataxgroup.com did you have a tough time [32:19] picking your team because no number one you don't know the turf coming down from new york right number [32:25] two the turf is left yeah did you have a tough time assembling these people yes yes i had a tough [32:32] time i was short of 90 prosecutors and 60 legal assistance 90 90. how many is total 400 or something [32:42] 430 something like that that's a big crew i keep telling you it's a big office yeah um and 90 prosecutors [32:50] 60 legal assistants i was short 150 people all right and then what happened was uh they started [32:57] firing people and then people started leaving because they thought they were going to get fired [33:02] and my message to them was you be a good prosecutor you get in there and fight the fight and i don't [33:09] care who you are you do the job and so the ship is calm we've turned it around i'm still short [33:17] prosecutors because historically this office is one where people move in and out of very quickly [33:22] but at the same time we've got um we've got some really good people in my front office i brought one [33:29] of my assistant da's who worked for me years ago he was one of my best investigators steve vandervelden [33:35] uh a guy from congress brilliant guy carlton davis uh and my pals of my principal usa uh is someone who [33:43] worked in the office for 13 years uh i brought in a guy from nasa uh nasa nasa uh who's my executive [33:51] a usa i i have a great team and i am very hands-on bill you can't get away with anything in the office [33:59] don't me well you tried that at fox with me and it didn't work [34:05] this u.s attorney lindsey halligan got screwed were you involved with that at all [34:11] i think that there was some information that she needed from our office that we were able to provide [34:17] her but all of that information from the office was from i think 2017 2019 uh and but we were not [34:27] asked to work on the case right um you know i think i think she probably could have used more help [34:34] well i mean look comey the former fbi director guilty of sin i'm sorry i'm a due process guy [34:43] but the guy did it i mean misled congress he had his friend uh put stuff out to the new york [34:50] dan richmond denied he didn't do it right and this miss halligan was right in the middle of this the [34:56] press of course all along comey's side right and i'm going what this yeah and it didn't look like she [35:04] had much help i don't know that she did uh we gave her the help that we could based upon what she [35:12] needed but that help should have come from main justice should have come from the attorney general [35:18] yes okay how often do you talk to the president um i talk to him when i talk to him which means i'm not [35:30] going to answer your question why because the press asks me that question all the time i don't answer [35:34] them well but what's the downside no i speak to him frequently okay frequently don't ask me to define [35:42] it well he calls you whenever he wants to call you yeah he is the president okay so how often does he [35:49] call you he calls me occasionally yeah mostly to yell at me okay you know how it is yep um but he's the [35:58] president i actually have to keep my phone on all night yeah and because i i want to help you know [36:07] i'm not i'll tell him you know me if he asks me i'm gonna tell him what i think yep a lot of times [36:15] they don't want to hear that you're kind of like me that way if i ask you you're going to tell me what [36:20] you think you like that with him yeah no deference you know now that you know i work for him there's like [36:29] you know mr president mr president i say donald no no you gotta call mr president yeah of course [36:35] there's deference he is the president and i i am one of his appointees i have tremendous respect for [36:42] him and uh i am i'm honored when he calls me does he ask you questions that go beyond your job [36:51] policy questions i'm not going to talk about what i talk about with him but i'm not asking you specifically [36:56] i'm not yeah yeah that's specific enough that's specific that's it that's as far as i'm going [37:01] does you believe that he trusts well that's a stupid question of course he does we wouldn't bother [37:07] calling you um so i'm not getting anything here you're stonewalling me here no you're not getting [37:12] anything now if this was a factor i'd have to you know yeah you'd have to beat me up being extra nice [37:17] yeah yeah i i'm very grateful for you being extra nice here let's face it the u.s economy is under [37:24] stress national debt rising trade war shaking the markets and meanwhile china is dumping the 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general situation now because you know if the midterms go [40:06] against president trump you know what the hell is going to happen here well how it's going to break [40:13] loose ready for that am i ready sure i'm one of the good news stories you just said it yourself all [40:22] right so you you're ready for nutty loony i hate trumpers you know trying to uh denigrate him using [40:31] the legal system absolutely yeah it's nothing new to him anticipated it i mean guys thought about it [40:38] absolutely you think about it i mean i've been around a long time bill you know i understand how [40:44] they play we all understand how they play what they're going to do what they will do to get power [40:49] back you saw how they got power the last time i mean everything from the russia hoax and you know [40:54] the the the liars leakers liberals right it would be foolish for them to impeach him that would hurt [41:01] you think so i do um with the nation has had enough of that yeah um and independent voters [41:09] they're not going to go for that but there are other ways to do it how um well they can trump uh pardon [41:16] upon anything they want um right by and make it almost impossible for him to govern unless the [41:23] system the legal system steps in and says bull this is garbage and we're not going to entertain this [41:33] and you're still going to have the power to do that yeah even if the democrats win but i think that [41:42] the attorney general yourself going to be the bulwark there you guys are going to be the first one [41:48] in defense when the trump haters if they get control of congress well they're coming at us there's [41:54] no question right how would you describe to somebody who lived uh in poland what the atmosphere [42:03] politically is in washington dc how would you describe that as somebody who has no idea um well [42:11] first of all you know washington dc is filled with politicians and i think that politicians themselves [42:19] are just less than credible to begin with most of them okay what i've seen since i've been here [42:26] is that you know there's a lot of lobbyists and a lot of parties and a lot of this and that i mean [42:31] there are very few of them who are so committed to getting the job done as opposed to just fighting [42:37] with each other all right that is the game it's to make them look bad and we're not even we're not [42:43] even a part of it not forget not even pawns we're not even part of the thing and then when you go [42:48] outside of congress then you've got just the haters the people who believe that uh they know more than [42:54] than everyone else who may be experienced in the law and that you know we're all corrupt and that [43:01] you know trump and the prosecutors and the court system you know we're just trying to put people in [43:07] jail and that we're not protecting anybody and you know if a cop gets assaulted too bad he probably [43:13] deserved it or in one case we had a police officer who was brought in um i think it was an fbi agent [43:20] he was brought in and uh he was african-american and the juror said in the deliberation room because [43:26] they come and tell us well they only brought him in just to make sure that you realize that we had [43:31] someone black working on the case i mean it's just this is like there's so much animosity you know they're [43:38] looking for so much um uh collision and fighting in this district it's like you're on a side or you're [43:47] on the other side they want conflict all the time yeah because that um gives them a reason not to move [43:54] ahead on what their original job is or it gives them a reason to um you know to to vent against someone i [44:04] don't know maybe they're frustrated they just need to fight with people well with trump it's everything [44:10] everything