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If you're in a constitutional crisis, why are you resistant to moving forward with impeachment?

Well, I'm not going to talk about impeachment, but that may be the short answer is that may not

be the best answer in this constitutional crisis.

There are a lot of considerations for that, and that may not be the best answer for this

constitutional crisis.

See, he said that the other day.

That was the day before Comey was on the town hall, and I pulled it because it's been haunting me ever since the day. That was the day before Comey was on the town hall, and I pulled it because it's, it's been

haunting me ever since the day that he said it. And now all of a sudden, you know, this morning,

he's like, well, look, the answers that were getting from their lawyers, they're not grounded in

any legal, you know, viable legal argument. And it's not, you know, obviously Congress has

oversight responsibility for the executive branch, right? So, you know, this argument that they need

a legitimate, you know, legislative purpose, which obviously they have, but that they need one

to do oversight is bull crap, okay? They're not invoking executive, they're just thumbing their

nose. They're provoking Congress into impeachment. This is what Nancy Pelosi said the other day. They're

goading us into impeachment. And I think Rick Wilson's idea is that the president does want to run

as a victim. He does want to run as somebody who's being attacked for something that's been

disproven. But it hasn't

been disproven. All we got from Mueller was that his collusion, that the conspiracy investigation

was materially impaired by the destruction of documents, by the destruction of evidence, by the lying, by the use of

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