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>> right. they already know what youre there for, so theyre already going to have some opinion. >> even though she accepted the deal barbara was not happy. true, there was no prison time but she was a felon now. >> you have a title over your head. its life changing. its very life changing. >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> yes, i do. >> detective vulasquez joined barbaras family. >> for the record davids mother story about a control freak who very c...

Have a codefendant whos giving the testimony which was the foundation of this precaution cushion who wanted something in return. >> the people who conducted the investigation, you know, deep down in your guts are sure that she was at the center of it. did you think so too? >> what i think as a person and what i think as a prosecutor i have to keep them separate. and while i may have believed that barbara was a full participant in this, what i can prove is totally different. >> so you made an off...

Things are going to happen over the next two years and could be a great adviser to the president. he also understands how to run a government. a former governor with a lot of moving pieces. this is something that would fit his expertise as well, so i think thats the reason why they had what i was told was a pretty long meeting. >> so someone who at least at times has seemed to undermine the importance of the job has been the president himself, paul. the president operates like no other president...

Not only that, what i have found is theres pontification that goes on. last time i interviewed peter strzok, the democrats were hollering and screaming and yelling and mr. comey knows that. he knows the worst place to find the truth is in a committee hearing where each person gets five minutes and 70 people asking questions. you never get to the bottom of it. so he wants to control this. hes a control freak and heres where hes going. i think we need to do it in a deposition, closed door. the tra...

Was that a conversation between don junior and dad about this very meeting. its impossible to believe this is such a control freak hes figgfig -- figured out who that call was too. perhaps thats why a decent lawyer wouldnt want him to answer that question. >> we know the call looks suspicio suspicious. we dont know whether that call helps or hurts trump. >> i would never use hinky. if i was in muellers office i would be fanning through my files and looking that up. i have a feeling given what yo...

>> he was constantly trying to belittle her and make her feel like she was inanimate. >> i always thought he was a creep. >> those dental school classmates were eager to pass on a few of the stories chanin told them about clay. >> he was always bugging her, i guess, if you will, wondering what -- you know, what are you doing? or can you do this? or -- trying to keep her in a -- yeah. >> clay wouldnt leave her alone, some kind of control freak. they didnt know clay, of course, never met him. but ...

Gone on for three weeks. my colleague susan glasser wrote a column about how the president prolonged the crisis because he handled it so badly. we could see another tweet or comment this weekend that will draw more scrutiny to this. >> sam, you think the crown prince is up against the clock here. you think it hits close to home here because of mueller? >> i do. let be clear. i by no means wants to compare the assassination of a journalist with potential collusion with russia. we have to think ab...

Whats amazing is how this has gone on for three weeks. my colleague susan glasser at "the new yorker" she just wrote a column about how the president has prolonged this crisis because hes handled it so badly. we could see another tweet or comment this weekend that will draw more scrutiny to this. >> not to put any fire under you, sam, but you think the crown prince is -- im up against the clock here. you think it hits close to home for the president because of mueller? >> i do. and let me be cle...

>> what i think is a person and what i think as a prosecutor, i have to keep them separate. and while i may have believed that barbara was a full participant in this, what i can prove is totally different. >> reporter: so you made an offer? >> we made an offer. >> reporter: barbara britton was offered two more years of house arrest and eight years of probation. she would avoid trial, but she had to plead guilty to "accessory after the fact" in davids murder. meaning she acknowledged knowing abou...

Years of probation. she would avoid trial, but she had to plead guilty to accessory after the fact in davids murder. meaning she acknowledged knowing about the crime but only after it occurred, something shed always denied. >> youve got to remember i had the option to go to trial and take it. its just taking a chance for 12 to 14 -- >> other jurors who would hear a story about a control freak who very cleverly manipulated men to it get them to do this awful thing. >> right. they already know wha...