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Wants the public to be able to see the report. it seems like every day we get a drip drip about when that might be. we dont know. >> its so true, harris. if you recall last summer when i was talking to you, the word was it would be out by september september 1st. and i was telling you then, "nope, it will be out by then pair theres no it would come up before the election." bob mueller needs it to keep going on, hes got lots of money to spend and absolute discretion. to investigate whatever he wa...

Place, one could imagine a scenario where they would have stopped donald trump in 2016. >> thats what i said, it didnt work in this case. i think van brings up a good point, im quoting from an article talking about the founders. they wanted a government to ensure the well-being of citizens while protecting against tyranny of the majority, otherwise known as mob rule. by doing this, they limited direct democracy, by limit manager people from voting. women, slave, and by creating the electoral col...

Figliuzzi, congressmaning about changes to the law that could increase the presidents legal jeopardy. >> i dont think any person should be above the law. what concerns me is right now the president may escape criminal liability because he could win a re-election and the statute of limitations could run. so if the policy is you cant indict a sitting president, which i dont agree with, we should rewrite the law that says that if a policy like that prevents you from getting indicted, the statute of...

The law. and -- and i think it also needs to be crystal clear that there are variations among state laws about statute of limitations. i dont believe any state addresses this issue, and of course, weve never been confronted with this issue at a state level or a federal level, so if we can change federal law to ensure that no one is above it, that statutes dont run, that the unsealing of an indictment can begin that time period, absolutely supportive of that, but the notion that the president sho...

Office has brought a claim about at that. >> so you believe the president cannot be indicted while in office. do you have believe he could be in trouble when he leaves office? >> i believe the policy is very clear. you can have a constitutional argument about whether its a good policy or is smart but robert mueller is going to feel himself bound by that practice and policy and the southern detective, i would have felt myself bound by that practice and policy. but once youre not president, then a...

And theres certainly evidence from his behavior that he is. >> franks absolutely right, mimi, and theres also sort of a low rumble in political circles that the decision to run for re-election, should he still be there to make that decision, is rooted in part in avoiding criminal prosecution. >> well, look, if thats the case, if thats true, we clearly need to re-evaluate this whole system because no one should be president or be motivated by that. but, look, to this point, i mean, i think its gr...

Inspiration for his character, correct? >> i believe that we share the same position. i am -- reality, im on television. >> i just have to go back and ask you about the justice department guideline. and i promise after this questions only about the book, everybody. but i think you and i would -- if our constitutional law professor had asked us in class about what we thought about a president not being able to be indicted while hes a sitting president and that if ewhe got reelected, some of those...

His tweets of a couple other fox news anchors. whats this all about? >> thats exactly right. this backscratching relationship between trump and fox news is unlike anything in the history of american media, but it does have limitations. the president loves the booster-type shows that he sees in prime time. he doesnt like all the news reporting on fox, all the daytime anchors on fox. he called out three of them today. it goes to show hes watching a ton of television, continuing to react in real ti...

[cheers and applause] and his tailor charges his triple -- him triple. my massive side kick and host of un-pc on fox nation, tyrus. [cheers and applause] jimmy, im glad you dressed up again. honestly, you need help. [laughter] what do you make of all of this fawning? how does the media are not aware of what theyre doing? i dont understand it. >> its embarrassing. greg: yes. >> i start there? he is emblematic of what is wrong with everybody gets a trophy in that he ran for senate, lost, but got t...

And his tailor charges his triple -- him triple. my massive side kick and host of un-pc on fox nation, tyrus. [cheers and applause] jimmy, im glad you dressed up again. honestly, you need help. [laughter] what do you make of all of this fawning? how does the media are not aware of what theyre doing? i dont understand it. >> its embarrassing. greg: yes. >> i start there? he is emblematic of what is wrong with everybody gets a trophy in that he ran for senate, lost, but got treated like he won, an...