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Office of president of United States and will preserve, protect and defense the constitution of the u. S. Except where nobody gets killed or robbed. His point is basically that a crime is a crime is a crime, correct . Exactly. I think you see through georges tweet a commonality, again, between he and i. Even though we come from very different sides of the aisle, but a common belief, a core belief in the rule of law in america. And thats a belief that Rudy Giuliani himself shared as a prosecutor....

There is a showdown coming. and does this new request by mueller have anything to do with this mystery proceeding that happened today? an entire courtroom put on lockdown. the press was cleared out. coat closets were inspected, even an elevator sealed off. a great debate on what could be coming. mueller dropped an eye-popping memo today that gives us our best look yet at how the special counsel deals with liars. a load to break down in cuomos court. it is friday, so lets get after it. this w...

Welcome to "primetime." we have new information tonight. the special counsel wants more answers from the president of the united states, and he wants them in person. the presidents legal team said it was open to more questioning, but they have been clearly afraid to put the president in a chair across from mueller. you know what that means. there is a showdown coming. and, does this new request by mueller have anything to do with this mystery proceeding that happened today? an entire courtroom...

The message, how you handle the scandal, and how you talk about it. it is coming out and admitting it. also i think there is a time and place for a comeback, and i also think those things have to be carefully mapped out. >> lets take a look at the politician being considered for a sex scandal. >> you have nothing. you have a pile of secrets and lies and youre calling it love. and in the meantime, youre letting your whole life pass you by while they raise children and celebrate anniversaries and ...

phone etiquette, the man was an older gentleman but tells the "new york times" he had just gotten the iphone the day before the concert and he didnt know how it worked, didnt know it had an alarm, didnt know how to turn it off. according to "the times" he apologized to the conductor face to face. apology accepted. the lesson learned. at least turn the ringer off. now this. here we go. top of the hour two. welcome back. couple of stories were watching for you. president obama wants to...