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A single comment about the fact that we are still under attack from our most formidable foreign adversary. its just truly shocking. >> i go back. i truly dont believe he thinks its a big deal. i think that theres either two conclusions. either he knows hes worried that he did something wrong or he doesnt think its a big deal. neither should be something that makes everybody comfortable. >> and its a complete defiance of norms. there has never been an election where a political party has welcomed...

And that remains. if someone thinks that bob mueller right out of the box makes a statement about how he did not exonerate the president which undermines the falsehood that the president has been saying for a long time, and all the other conclusions in the report remain unscathed, i dont know how you call that total victory. >> he specifically also, jim sciutto, he made it clear that he believes the president could be indicted after he leaves office. >> he did. so much attention on how bob muell...

Complete victory today. is that shocking? >> the president has an opinion that doesnt match what the testimony was, as well as he has an opinion that doesnt match the report. i heard comments about whether bob mueller was quick enough or sharp enough or forceful enough. the report was not undermined a wit today. in my mind it would mean the president could be indicted. that all stood up. you had dozens of republican members of the house ask question after question after question with a lot of gu...

The conclusions of volume one of his report, and really got him to expand beyond the four corners of the report. wikileaks is another example of that. what were your sort of highlights from the second session? >> we wanted potent and piffy question and answer exchanges. there was so much to go through. we wanted to highlight what the russians did but all of the embracing the trump campaign did. i thought another powerful exchange is when peter welch said, well, you didnt find conspiracy beyond a...

Report to speak for itself. you said that was the offices final position and we will not comment on any other conclusions or hypotheticals about the president. you spent the last three hours of your life from democrats trying to get you to answer all kinds of hypotheticals about the president, and i suspect it might continue the next three hours of your life. i think you stayed pretty much true to what your intent and dire was, but regardless of that, the special counsels office is closed and ha...

Years without a leak. why was this letter leaked? >> well, i cant get into it. >> was this letter written and leaked to change the narrative about the conclusions of your report, and was anything in attorney general barrs letter called -- >> time of the gentlelady has expired. >> can he answer the question, please? >> the question is? >> was anything in attorney general bars letteren accurate? >> well, i am not going to get into that. >> time has expired. gentle lady from california. >> thank yo...

Special conference did you attend personally? >> very few. >>. >> on march 27, 2019, you wrote a letter to the attorney general essentially complaining about the media coverage of your report. you wrote and i quote, the summary letter the department sent to congress and released to the public late in the afternoon of march 24 did not fully cap sure the context, nature and substance of this office work and conclusions. we communicated that concern to the department on the morning of march 25th. t...

Anything that isnt in his -- helping the american people understand what are the basic conclusions out report, which is that director mueller d especially counsel mueller cannot exonerate the president. based on his investigation, he cannot exonerate him. and i would ask him to name each of the four counts of obstruction of justice. >> now, you are -- came out in favor of impeachment after careful deliberation about it. youre in one of the districts where reportedly pelosi worries about members ...

Suring him up and more important conclusions that the public needs to hear for him for the first time. >> listen, you served as top counsel during the clinton impeachment. how tough will it be for democrats to get points across and get what they need done in the time constraints with a reluctant witness. >> hard. this will be a be careful what you wish for. >> why do you say that? >> democrats have more to lose here. i think the public right now is about 21% for impeachment and mueller has unfor...

And thats not a crazy deduction for the american public to draw. >> no. its one of the reasons why congress needs to at least in the house put down some markers on what is not acceptable. larry tribe, the professor had a piece recently where he talked about how the house of representatives could draw conclusions after it conducts an investigation that says that we find as a house that this conduct is unacceptable, that this conduct violates certain norms. so there are steps that our government c...