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Investigation for multiple years, the public has formed a lot of opinions on it on both sides. there is a lot of information, there has been a big effort by the presidents team to call this one big witch hunt to raise the bar very high on this. what do you expect or what do you want the public to take away once this comes to an end? if robert mueller makes a decision something that the public does not agree with, would you urge us to trust him? >> i think people should take seriously of whatever...

The issue of whether a president can be indicted and the context of watergate, they believe that nixon really it was about agnew and specifically trying to get to an outcome where the answer would be yeah, you can bring charges against agnew. what j.t. smith is saying here and again, he was there when it was written is in the course of expressing the view that a vice president can be indicted, which was the imperative of the moment, robert dixson opined on the presidents ameanbility to the indic...

With hold things for public release. you can madge classified information regarding surveillancef russians that might be too sensitive to release. and whether it qualifies as privileged. and unlike ken starr who was an independent counsel, robert mueller is in effect an employee of the justice department. so bill barr decides whether the conclusions are valid or not. we dont know whats going to happen. lots of time to chew it over. >> how barr would handle the report handed to him. if there is a...

Mueller report is not going to be the final word. what it might be is a road map to a congressional investigation, presicisely becae he cannot indict the president but he is setting things up for congress. >> i dont think the president can mix and match apples and oranges. if he believes that he cant be indicted, then that information does have to be turned over to congress, not just muellers conclusions, but the underlying investigative threads and the like so that congress can perform its duty...

Morning america interview will be used against him. and absolutely we need to pause and absolutely everyone is entitled to the presumption of innocence. i can tell you on the fangts as we know them to be now, on the facts of the brothers coming forward and their corroboration because we have the surveillance of them going to the store and the receipt regarding the noose, the story in and of itself people thought were problematic in the first innocence. >> plus the phone records. >> there is so m...

With climate change and $50 billion increase in energy costs by the year 2050. those were two of the catastrophic conclusions of this report. so the administration really doesnt need yet one more study or one more group to be put together to recognize what 97% of climate scientists have concluded that climate change is real and our window of opportunity to deal with this is closing. >> this is still as far as we know a proposed presidential committee and nothing has been announced. if this man w...

What do you believe? >> gob smacked. i have never known him to misrepresent himself. or to be a liar. whether this story first came out, i believed him. you want to believe people that you know and that you care about. jeffrey is right, we all have to sit back and really think about jumping to conclusions. although, i still want to believe the people that i care about going forward in the future, i do think this is a tale. this story still continues to make my head spin. time after time, day aft...

Candidates. one thing you might expect to hear is even though this particular case didnt end up being true, there is still an issue when it comes to hate crimes, when it comes to antiblack action, anti-lgbt crimes taking place. theyll point to facts that show a number of different hate crime categories are up over the past couple of years. theyll say you dont want to detract from the broader message. but i think theyll still be pressed to explain why they decided to come out so hard when the fac...

Talking. he was on cnbc earlier giving more insight to the reasons the president fired james comey. listen to this. >> a rambling four-plus pages, it goes through all the different reasons why he is firing the director of the fbi. im not going to go through all of those with you, but i will tell you one of them, he claims he wants to fire the fbi dire director because of his failure to fire me. and that was before they were drawing false conclusions in that report im still having to deal with. >...

Of his failure to fire me. that was a letter written long before the ig concluded the investigation and drawn their false conclusions in that report. that im still having to deal with. >> we believe mueller has this letter. is that significant? >> it could be. we have such an interesting look inside the inner workings of the fbi during this crucial period. in early 2017. when comey was fired and this happened. theres a couple really important things to come out. the most important is the fbi set...