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Answer the posed question in that way? if his answer is seen as enticing manafort to lie for him, holding out the idea he might reward manafort for his help after the fact. that is the kind of thing that can get a president impeached. im reading from facts in the nixon impeachment case. its really just a fancy way of saying its a no-no to ask someone to lie for you if youre in turn promising to pardon them down the road. we have no evidence the president is doing anything similar in talking abou...

It works. politicians dont get to say, go investigate and charge my rival. thats, you know, its all about what law -- what laws exist and what facts are there and the idea that any president would try to do that is really boast astonishing and deeply troubling. >> astonishing? >> its shocking, although perhaps not surprising. for years, he has this, you know, lock her up chant that he leads people in, and so it turns out that true to the that chant, he was indeed asking people in his administrat...

Nixon -- what turned out to be the nixon impeachment case. how will that roadmap guide robert mueller? all thats coming up.

I dont think it has any part of a larger strategy. this is about donald trump. >> stuart stevens, jason johnson, thank you very much for starting us off tonight. and when we come back, a woman who has been a republican leaning voter is not voting republican this time because they have threatened to take away the health care that her 7-year-old son needs to live. she will tell her story here next. and it is possible tonight that special counsel robert mueller has already subpoenaed the presid...

I explained it in great detail, but you know try to get that through the thick skulls and the bias of the mainstream media, and its a herculean effort, because they just dont want to consider anything that is diverse from their narrative that trump is guilty of a wide variety of crime simply because hes donald trump. mark: so theyre really doing this because they concede they cant indict a sitting president. they finally read the two memos from the department of justice for whom these people wor...

I explained it in great detail, but you know try to get that through the thick skulls and the bias of the mainstream media, and its a herculean effort, because they just dont want to consider anything that is diverse from their narrative that trump is guilty of a wide variety of crime simply because hes donald trump. mark: so theyre really doing this because they concede they cant indict a sitting president. they finally read the two memos from the department of justice for whom these people wor...

I explained it in great detail, but you know try to get that through the thick skulls and the bias of the mainstream media, and its a herculean effort, because they just dont want to consider anything that is diverse from their narrative that trump is guilty of a wide variety of crime simply because hes donald trump. mark: so theyre really doing this because they concede they cant indict a sitting president. they finally read the two memos from the department of justice for whom these people wor...

Thats where we are now. >> is that any indication he is thinking of taking action against robert mueller, like revoking his clearances? >> i am not aware of any conversation around that. >> does the president see himself as above the law? >> not at all. >> thank you very much. some legal experts are saying that the president is corrupt and that there are grounds for impeachment case. is the white house concerned about that could have effect in the midterm elections, and also does the white house...

Beings and theyve been listening to this and theyve been predisposed to this, shut up with this already. we know it doesnt help, but does it backfire in any way? >> well, i think it does backfire and it already has in many ways if you look at the immigration cases. all these tweets, all these attacks ultimately became a factor for the lower courts. i disagreed. i thought the courts relied too much on the tweets. ultimately trump did prevail in the supreme court but it did cost him. it cost him d...

A court of law. at the end of the day, the voters hold you accountable or they dont. so i think this is serious. >> look at the case of william jefferson clinton. the impeachment case. on another issue, we flernld "the new york times," the president has spoken privately about bringing back rob port he. we replinl our voter he was accused by to ex-wives and girlfriends of abuse. the president talking about bringing him back. >> taking the fact the idea of bringing this person back into the white ...