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>> you ask whether the house will impeach the president. ill ask that. yes. they dont care about the basis, bob mueller made a serious mistake when he brought together the team of investigators or lawyers and selected so many partisan democrats. it undermined the credibility and inpartimpartiality of the s counsels office. >> a poll found 52% approve of how the special counsel is conducted his investigation into russian interference and possible obstruction of justice. here is what else we know ...

Presidents prerogative to assert it, but we know that ronald reagan did not assert it in iran contra because he wanted there to be full transparency. so to my earlier point, the president really holds a lot of power with respect to the regulations that govern barr, the classification of the information thats underneath it, his freeing up people who are testifying before the grand jury to tell what they said to the grand jury because they are permitted to do so, and not asserting executive privil...

Vist here at msnbc and host of "the beast." >> my reaction is the most important parts of this letter are the direct quotes from the mueller report. everything else is barrs views and conclusions, which are also significant, since hes muellers boss but not the mueller report everyones been waiting for. anyone in any field knows that theres plenty that could be done with characterization and conclusion. in those direct quotes there is clearly as youve been reporting good news for the trump campai...

Yeah, i just think v-mo has a nicer ring to it. so, just say "vote for world of dance" into your xfinity v-mo to choose your xfinity fan favorite to join the world of dance experience on my "its my party" summer tour. cast your vote by saying "vote for world of dance" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. or as j-lo likes to call it, your v-mo. welcome back to "state of the union." im dana bash. as we await the principal conclusions of the mueller report, its worth underlining the most significan...

Principal conclusions of the mueller report. he spent some nine hours at the u.s. justice department yesterday analyzing the mueller report, and he is expected to release his conclusions to congress today. with me now, former u.s. attorney greg brower, who is also the assistant director for the office of congressional affairs, fellow of the election commission larry noble, sara murray and cnn legal analyst shan wu. shan, you first. what do you suppose is happening right now with the deliberation...

Ratcliffe who sits on the house judiciary and intelligence committees, and he is also a former federal prosecutor who has seen the redacted documents. democratic congressman ro khanna of the house oversight committee joining me as well. plus, former u.s. solicitor general ken starr is here. just how much of the mueller report will be made available? we are on it this morning. we look ahead right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we are awaiting attorney general william barr to ...

Over. >> yeah, those investigations in congress, of course, the southern district of new york and maybe eastern district of virginia and washington, d.c. do you buy there is no war room or and no message this gleeful celebratory mood as there is a tenus time there at the white house? >> i think what we are seeing, as i said, this discipline and whether there is a war room, until they know what the conclusion are. frankly, i think some of the conclusions are not going to be very good for the pres...

Unanimous call for transparency, which is an interesting moment in the arc of this story. >> i agree with that. i actually think theres a layer of transparency that even is skating over but i think is initially very important. everyone is assuming when bill bar says in this letter that he intended to release the principal conclusions of the report as early as this weekend that huh he just means heres how many people we indicted. heres the cases we brought, et cetera. im not sure why people shoul...

Mueller report. barr hopes to send the conclusions to congress today. as we wait, i want to go to republican representative mark meadows. hes the chairman of the house freedom caucus. thank you for joining me this morning. >> great to be with you. >> the president has been uncharacteristically quiet since the mueller report was submitted. youre close with him. what is he saying about it so far? >> i think everybody is waiting to see what the final report is today when attorney general barr comes...

Even while that investigation was ongoing. so yes there could be very small things, but i think the most important point is this investigation began as a counter intelligence investigation, not a criminal investigation. it went to look at the question of whether people were acting as agent s of a foreign power. that information needs to be made public, and if we need to do so by redacting information, then we do that. if we can declassify information in the interests of transparency and not sacr...