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Anti-trump press for those interpretations. so, were rebutting whats been in the press. there may be none of that in the mueller report. if there isnt, obviously, i dont think weve wasted our time. weve just done what a good lawyer would do, be prepared for the worst-case scenario. >> reporter: the presidents legal team has not closed the door on a possible one-on-one interview between president trump and the special counsel. however, they say they have not heard back from the special counsel on...

To question the president. right now, were going back and forth with letters to try to set out ground rules. we wrote them a letter a week and a half ago they havent responded yet which tells me theyre not in a rush and someone just asks me well are you delaying? hardly in comparison to the special counsel. weve been going since june and we responded in two, three days, four days they responded in two weeks, and these are all-important things to whether you can do an interview or not particularl...

Ground rules. here is a sampling of some other topics we covered. >> lets start with the midterms. if they were held today, who do you think would win the house? >> it is bad advice. >> is that because you think republicans are pace that would need your help? is there anyone you would not take money from? >> i would not take money from foreigners. >> what is your relationship with president trump? he said a lot about you when you had a parting. >> roy moore would have won that election. if other...

About developments in our politics if whats happening is not exposed or not known or not confronted. while bannon has tried a big role in politics, he rarely goes on tv, he has never taken questions from an msnbc analyst on air. that changes tonight. plus, independent analysis, adversarial reaction and fact checking from our panel of journalists and political analysts who are with me live. i want to be clear up front, this interview had no ground rules, nothing off limits. we talked about bannon...

Interview. the entire piece will air tonight at 10:00 p.m. i want to be clear that we covered a lot of ground with no ground rules. here is a sampling of some other topics we covered. >> lets start with the midterms. if they were held today, who do you think would win the house? >> it is bad advice. >> is that because you think republicans are pace that would need your help? is there anyone you would not take money from? >> i would not take money from foreigners. >> what is your relationship wit...

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Presidents side? does that make sense? do you think it comes true? >> it makes sense. i obviously dont know all the granular details but there have been discussions apparently for a number of months about the ground rules for possible interview. might as well bring it to a conclusion and i would say that its not enough in my opinion to limit the number of questions relating to obstruction. in my view and i think in the view of the presidents lawyers based upon some documents letters in particula...

Ground rules. thats now open. thats fair game, correct? >> that happens often just because of the dynamic of an interview especially a voluntary interview as opposed to, for example, some compelled testimony before a grand jury. either because the witness wants to say his or her piece and gets off topic, so to speak, or defense counsel thinks no harm is being done or even some haze is being made and lets it go on. i think in this the former circumstance would be more likely than the latter. >> i...

Trouble even if there are ground rules for this? >> absolutely. that kind of client, a ceo or a highly placed public official, they have those positions because they are confident and persuasive and fluent. and they tend to believe and overestimate their ability to persuade prosecutors and agents of the righteousness of their position. prosecutors and agents are generally in the business of building cases not deconstructing them, and they come to an interview with that mind-set. so it can be a v...