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They also want any documents or information about donald trump jr.s meeting at trump towers with russians back in june and discussions of how to respond to "the new york times" questions about that meeting, those questions being asked this year. and sally yates, meetings, information on the meetings, deputy attorney general meetings and conversations with trump lawyer, the white house counsel don mcgahn about michael flynn. one government official told "washington post," this investigation will ...

"washington post," this investigation will run to completion even if they fire mueller. there is a feeling of an inevitability now we didnt have before. not of the outcome of the investigation but that there will be an outcome. there is no escaping this thing, whatever the conclusions. "the washington post" was first to report tonight that the mueller team has in its possession an e-mail of paul manafort, trumps former campaign chair, offering private campaign briefings to a russian billion part...

That there are no tapes of the presidents conversation of what happens in the oval office. that makes it harder sometimes to collect the evidence you need. >> but, what there are are e-mails, which did not exist in water gate -- >> not the presidents e-mails. >> not the president, he doesnt e-mail and we can draw our own conclusions about why he doesnt. but he -- that remember is how we found out about donald trump jr.s meetings with the russians. the e-mails could well be a very good source of ...

Whatever the conclusions. lets bring in our lead-off panel tonight. ashley parker, peter baker, mika oh yang. welcome to you all. peter, we welcome you to our new york studios. how does this explain, flesh out the work of mueller? weve all been -- you less than others, weve all been looking at him from afar. >> right. i think it shows hes casting a broad net and hes examining the kinds of things that have been in the news now for several months. and hes looking at the most controversial elements...

Lets read a piece. so youve got a source here that says, an unnamed official that says im convinced no matter where they end up, this investigation will run to completion, even if they fi firemueller. not of the outcome of the investigation but that there will be an outcome. there is no escaping this thing whatever the conclusions. maybe its because ive been covering some hurricanes this year but there does seem to be a force of nature to this investigation now that may not have existed a month ...

Communication that sparked concerns that manafort had encouraged the russians to help with the campaign. two of three sources on that caution that evidence isnt conclusive. whats your read there? >> well, look, anytime that youre getting informs from a single intercept its hard to say that thats conclusive evidence. all you can say is that two people said something. so we heard pam earlier say that some of the communications in question are between manafort himself and other people. obviously th...

They are talking about the facts before conclusions were drawn. there seems to be a lot of finger-pointing but no smoking gun so its important that we continue the search for the answers and make sure we get to the bottom of it as we also support the mueller investigation going forward. >> yeah, looks like theres bipartisan cooperation. lets get to other major issues facing the country today. as you know the president is set to address the u.n. general assembly in the next hour. we are told the ...

All you can say is that two people said something. so we heard pam earlier say that some of the communications in question are between manafort himself and other people. obviously thats going to be more indicative. but some of the most potentially significant things might be what other people said about their communications with manafort. we always want investigators to go slowly, to not sort of get ahead of the evidence. so i really think that that is an indication that the current investigativ...

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