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Tonight say a legal battle wouldnt shall the worst thing because the american people would kind of know that its in the courts and proceeding at a molasses pace while the trump presidency continued. my question to you is does it look to you now as of tonight that that is indeed where were headed, that maybe a subpoena, maybe that becomes a test case. get it through the u.s. court of appeals. get it before the supreme court perhaps before were all done. >> it could possibly play out in that kind ...

There alone with two probably very skillful examiners, robert mueller and andrew weissman, who both can create a rapport with the witness. if they agree to the voluntary interview, then the president is sitting with folks on muellers team with his lawyers sitting alongside him. although both courses are risky, given that one or the other is likely to occur, that voluntary interview may be the better choice and may mean that we wont see a long, drawn out legal struggle here. >> i think calling mu...

>> lewin and wallace now believe they had the motive, but that didnt mean janos did commit the murder either. they still needed something, anything to connect him to the bloody crime scene. >> i knew that there would always be a question, how does janos get away from the crime scene without getting any blood on him. if theres no piece that implicates janos i think theres some lingering doubt. >> the kind of doubt that just might trip up a jury, so wallace took a long, hard look at the original p...

Im not real a journalist which sometimes he does, he dances back and forth, doesnt matter. hes on a network that professes to be a news organization. hes on a network that professes to provide information. its fine if he has a point of view. we can evaluate it. its almost like he looks like a programmer for advisors in his kitchen cabinet. he turns to john bolton who has held a long -- >> well do that again. well show the picture of the number of people who he has from appearances on tv decided ...

>> were so engaged in what is a reality tv presidency you feel much less sexy. for the average viewer it feels like this is slow. the mueller invest dpaigation h been going on for ever. if youre watching one of the middle television shows with initials wed be halfway through now. this investigationcredibly quic. the comparison would be a long, drawn out multi-year investigation of mafia organization or criminal corporate entity. those take years. >> i see youve been inspired by james comey mafia...

Decisions are located. some personnel could be targete targeted. if we were going to strike a particular target, would civilians be impacted by that particular strike? a lot of the options ahead of the path forward are one that they are legitimate, they are specific, they are targeted and they also dont get us into a long, drawn out war. >> melissa: thats the case. thats what so many people are afraid of. congressman lee zeldin. thank you for joining us. >> i was appalled by what director comey ...

Time. its been a wild ride. but its been a journey well worth taking to be able to do my part to strengthen the american idea. that pursuit is never end, much work remains, but i like to think i have done my part, my little part in history to set us on a better course. thank you. sherman. >> [ inaudible question ] >> yes. >> [ inaudible question ] >> correct. i do. look, i know most speakers cant go out on their own terms. tip oneil was probably the last one to do that. but harry reid senator le...

Just like we did in the 1990s with the clinton investigation. >> harris: some critics of the investigation, because it has not shown up evidence of collusion and we dont know all of what mueller has. we have not seen that. some critics are saying when you go this broad for this long, that there should be some accountability for the american public. for instance, lets see some late totals on whats being spent on this investigation. lets see if theres any sort of reigning in, what that legally cou...

Damaging winds and strong hail, thats in la mesa, texas. and just this afternoon, torrential rain in monroe, louisiana. a mess tonight. strong storms from texas all the way up to ohio in the next 48 hours. and, of course, rob is tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, david. this is a long, dense line of thunderstorms right now. you can see it stretching all the way to houston. getting lit up right now is the houston area. that line moving across i-10. but weve got this tornado watch...

Discussions around that, obviously. i mean, this is a case where kim jong-un needs china in his corner. given the fact that china is north koreas chief ally by a long, long way and its economic lifeline as well. kim jong-un, particularly now, hes facing a much more hawkish administration with john boaten and mike pompeo added to the inner circle. he needs china to be acting in concert with him, and vice versa. for president xi, for china, they feel they need to have a position at the top table i...