to robert mueller under oath? because they were looking to get us for lies, for slight misstatements. i looked at what happened to people, and it was very unfair. you didn t answer questions on obstruction. wait a minute i did answer questions. i answered them in writing. not on obstruction. i answered a lot of questions. they gave me questions i answered them in writing. not on obstruction. george, you re being a wise guy, which is typical for you. just so you understand. it s very simple. there s no crime. no collusion. and nbc s peter alexander adding this reporting to our understanding of this now war of words today between don mcghan and donald trump. peter s reporting that a person close to former white house counsel don mcghan is dismissing president trump s comments to abc news where he disputes mcgahn s testimony saying, quote, it s not fantasy land.
with joe biden. she feels joe biden needs to prove himself. david axelrod said when you have a septuagenarian candidate, you have to prove you are up to it. age is a legitimate question. absolutely. like john berman running around the city this morning. nobody can beat him. they locked the door and i still got in. i spilled water on myself, but i got in. i ll have to try harder tomorrow. i proved something to no one there. i want to play this moment. one thing joe biden hasn t done to date that much is interact with reporters, answer questions. he hasn t done an interview since he announced for president. now he s beginning to take questions from the press. yesterday he was pressed on his flip-flops. the triple axelrod. on the hyde amendment. we have subtitles because we are looking at the back of his head. that was more clear to you at the end of last week than the beginning of last week? yeah.
chris cillizza, these are tough questions for all involved here, he has been in government for but essentially, you had the decades. the mueller report is public. attorney general, barr, write why can t the special counsel be that he s defending the expected to answer public presidency from attacks, not a questioning on a question of president public interest now before not the president. the presidency, as if congress? executive power was somehow i think the short answer to diminished. it just struck me as a funny your question is he absolutely argument, because even in the will, at some point. previous presidency, right, you had republicans accusing president obama of overusing the i think he has made it clear executive order and this prison throughout this investigation prez has used that too. and throughout his career that he prefers to let his work speak is there evidence that congress for himself or speak for itself. is overstepping its bounds, that the presidency has b
they terrorized my wife, my dogs. i will plead not guilty to these charges. i will defeat them in court. there is no circumstance whatsoever under which i will bear false witness against the president nor will i make up lies to ease the pressure on myself. i look forward to being fully and completely vindicated. roger stone, pausing to speak, answer questions, sounds pretty chill about all of it but as he said, the entire thing kicked off with this dramatic predawn raid caught by the fbi carried out by the fbi and seen in this exclusive cnn video. in new york today, another group of agent could be seen carrying out boxes in evidence bags from stone s apartment complex. the headline here is this, stone is accused of seeking stolen emails from wikileaks that could hurt trump s opponents in
said it would be a disaster for trump to fire mueller. that s why jeffrey said we re past that issue. he said publicly, he wants to make sure mueller is fair to trump. that s the concession he wants from barr. i m interested to watch that exchange. what are those guard rails to make sure that he s fair? does that include a subpoena to have trump come answer questions? we learned overnight the robert mueller team wants to ask questions has been rebuffed. that has been an issue outstanding. it s unclear to me whether mueller will have to go to his supervisors in the justice department, now, rod rosenstein, soon to be bar, to ask permission for a subpoena. day-to-day he doesn t have to but for this he might have to. the subpoena for mueller, he knows there will be a court fight, the president s lawyers