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Times with this story which they posted literally as i sat down in my chair to do the show. I was reading it out loud on air for the first time, which is exciting in its own way. A list of nearly 50 questions that special Counsel Robert Mueller reportedly wants to ask the president in the issue scandal. If he ever gets the president to sit down for an interview in that matter. Now according to the times last night, that list was based on information that was relayed to the president s legal team...

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They have the option of subpoenaing president trump to testify in the russia scandal even if he does not want to. again, "want post" helpfully noting that whatever trumps advisers and legal team think might be legal precedent, this is very much an untested matter in the courts. i should also add, since "the washington post" published this tonight, nbc news has reached out to john dowden, t, the presidents former lawyer, who according to two people said to the special counsel in the march meeting...

Reporting is provocative. the lead lawyer was unthey needed by the prospect that his client would try to sit down and answer these questions, that he felt he personally had to quit. tonight "the washington post" has just reported that list of questions was drawn up by jay sekulow, another one of the presidents lawyers based on discussions that happened at that meeting, after, quote, the investigators laid out the 16 specific subjects they wanted to review with the president and added a few topic...