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I happen to know him. it was whitney at the time and he wanted to make clear to the white house that he was differing with the department of justice on some policy and that was by long tradition, and so i think that tradition has continued and so trump, his attorney general might have to wrestle with a problem. harry says he doesnt think they would breach the policy agreement on no indictments. im not sure if there is anyplace that would be tested out of the southern district. >> john, christie ...

It put don in the position where he had to give all that testimony. and it just was dumb advice from a c-grade legal team. >> dumb advice from a c-grade legal team? you agree with that? >> it was stunning. when they gave him permission, dowd and ty cobb, to go ahead and talk almost contemporaneously with events that were unfolding to probably the grand jury at maximum, and at minimum, the top investigators in the special counsels office. so he unloaded as it was all going along. 30 hours. and th...

In which you can yell at me. i want to ask you one more question. >> im mr. mellow now. >> don mcgahn -- were in the same line of work. >> thats right. >> don mcgahn spent, as far as we know, at least 30 hours testifying to robert mueller. he found himself in the position that you might have found yourself in if you had accepted a job as white house chief of staff. can you imagine going in to serve this president, ending up spending 30 hours testifying before robert mueller? >> not a good day. i...