was charged by mueller in connection with this? >> i don't think surprised. i'm trying to do my sort of vulcan mind meld with robert mueller here. and i can only draw one conclusion. and that is a man who i never saw shy away from decision, tell me what you think around the table, here's what we're going to do. tough decision, are we going to arrest a terrorist? never shid away from a decision, didn't see many gray areas, all of a sudden he decides not to make a decision in this case and he says, as you know, in the document, makes some comments about congress picking up the case. i can only draw one conclusion. it wasn't that he was afraid to make a decision, it was that he thought based on the law and the president that he shouldn't make a decision. >> but also he makes the point that because of the question of privilege, he wasn't going to be able to get to the bottom of this, because the conversation between the attorney who had left the voice mail and his client, the president, was privileged. and so that would make it very difficult for him to make a case. >> and this is a really important point. wherever you have attorneys engaged in this kind of behavior, while it's unethical and inappropriate, because they