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Presidents trip to the uk is back on track and will happen within the year. it will be a working trip, we dont know but is a win, nonetheless. contrary to all that hyperbole coming from we are the world types, trump will not stop trading from other countries and will not stop all immigration into the u.s. and have a lot of news later in the show about what will be specifically offered and the presidents deal on immigration. what president trump will do is pursue changes in policies detrl to wo...

Back on track and will happen within the year. it will be a working trip, we dont know but is a win, nonetheless. contrary to all that hyperbole coming from we are the world types, trump will not stop trading from other countries and will not stop all immigration into the u.s. and have a lot of news later in the show about what will be specifically offered and the presidents deal on immigration. what president trump will do is pursue changes in policies detrl to workers, manufacturing and more...

Going to incriminate himself. the president is one of the few people who has actually explained how he lies in the book. in the book "the art of the deal" the president describes something he calls truthful hyperbole when he would play to peoples fantasies to try to sell them real estate. in other words, he was telling lies about the real estate to make it look better. but he said thats okay because its truthful hyperbole. if he tries to pull that off with mueller, hes going to have a major prob...

Said he wont do anything without the advice of his counsel, which isnt true, donald trump does everything without the advice of his counsel. and our experience of him during litigation, we deposed him for two days, my attorneys were former federal prosecutors of the mueller school, they destroyed him at the deposition. he wasnt prepared. he went off message. during the course of two days, they caught him, you know, admitting to 30 lies around everything involving his wealth, his debt, how much h...

But in a deposition, i think a small amount a long time ago, he said, like in the $8 million range. >> back famously when "the art of the deal" first came out he spoke about truthful hyperbole, his willingness to ekts acknowledge rate about almost anything that came into his realm, people he had met, how much money he had, how successful he was. and he never -- we had decades now of trump frequently lying or exaggerati about a wide range of things >> reporr: including about secretly recording co...

"truthiness" if you are robert mueller and the team and youre going into the deposition -- lets assume this is not written questions, which sounds like maybe some in the white house would like and you know the presidents penchant to -- what are we calling it -- truthful hyperbole? how do you deal with that? >> theres a difference to submitting to an interview under oath -- sorry under penalty of prosecution and false statements and having statements in the media, which are not sworn to. >> there...

Committee. he said executive privilege prevented him. the white house prevented him from talking about anything that went on during transition. >> theyre preparing for a different tactic when they go to meet with mueller. >> could steve bannons on the record interviews for the controversial book, fewer and fury be fact orred in? >> legal experts say absolutely. thats because the comments were bombastic. it caught the eye of muellers team but investigators on capitol hill for a closed door hearin...

Involved in this. so im not, executive privilege and this is the executive branch interviewing the executive branch. it is a much bigger issue than just donald trump talking to bob mueller. >> and one of the things thats interesting, i was listening to cnn today, a trump supporter talking about what he would do were everyone of the presidents lawyers. and one of them was, one of the key bits of advice was, dont speak with hyperbole. dont speak in a braggadocious manner as president trump uses th...

Truth. >> although we know the president as someone who is given to hyperbole, outright lies, he does have experience with testifying in depositions. what has happened, in one case, the wash post wrote about one where he was caught in 30 different lies. that is to say, they brought him statements he had made publicly and got him to admit that he had not been truth envelop what he said publicly. >> the president can be -- im referring to the interview he did with lester hotel saying he fired come...

That you mentioned, what would it be like to sit down with the president, the big personality challenge with him and i talked about it earlier, with steve bannon, their personality types are prone to hyperbole, shall we say? and that is not well suited for that kind of sitdown with a prosecuti prosecution performing an investigation. whatever the president wants the story to be, whatever hyperbole he may have used in the past this is a time and place for all of that to be set aside. >> are you s...