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So former prosecutors and practicing attorneys, so many of them noticeably nonplussed by what rudy giuliani says. they see it as malpractice. hes laying out inconsistencies. a prosecutor will feast on these. it doesnt have to rhyme, but thats their point. the president and his lawyers, however, they were never planning for a trial. they are preparing for political battle. they are planning to pitch you, not prosecutors. thats what theyre doing. they want to cloud whatever is revealed to keep the...

Someones will. in other words if someone resists committing a crime you persuade them and giving somebody the opportunity to commit a crime that is otherwise inclined to commit is not entrapment. even if it sounds or looks unfair. maria: what happened here? what did he lie to the fbi? >> that is an excellent question. i think that the truth would have been fine. he, at the time he spoke to kislyak he talked about sanctions and apparently the resolution condemning israel for expanding its settlem...

Have this wall with a claim is right are on their property. >> you know, i think it is -- you talk to homeowners in border areas and theyll tell you they see people cross their borders they see the violence associated with illegal activity at the border not just drugs but also ms-13 gangs you saw the president site number about terrorists arrested at the border this is a national security sovereignty and fiscal issue that best way deal is border wall thats where president trump has been asking f...

Dossier. real russian collusion, really paid for, really designed and used to influence the election. but lets got to logan act in particular because thats what they site here. how often has that been invoked that federal statute which prohibited unauthorized private diplomacy with foreign nations. wouldnt an incoming administration official at this level, wouldnt it be normal to have contact with your soon-to-be-counterpart? >> yes. in fact in my book i interviewed the author of an expert who w...

Went through out whole litany of everything that happened with the clinton dossier. real russianor collusion, really paid for, really designed and used to influence the election. but lets got to the logan act in particular because thats what they cite here. how often has that been invoked, that federal statute, which prohibited unauthorized private diplomacy with foreign nations. wouldnt an incoming administration official at this level, wouldnt it be normal to have contact with your soon-to-be-...

Pattern that trump and russia wanted to help each other. on obstruction, have you to remember what we saw today is just the tip of the iceberg. we know -- >> how do you know? >> there are -- because we dont have 70 hours worth of conversations in this -- in this scanty plea agreement, okay? you have the tip of the iceberg, cohen was there for 10 years, he was the cher pa, we know theres much more than hes going to talk about, i believe that i has been asked -- it would be malpractice for mueller...

We know -- >> how do you know? >> there are -- because we dont have 70 hours worth of conversations in this -- in this scanty plea agreement, okay? you have the tip of the iceberg, cohen was there for 10 years, he was the cher pa, we know theres much more than hes going to talk about, i believe that i has been asked -- it would be malpractice for mueller not to ask it, and there have been media reports hes been asked, was there any inducement -- >> i can confirm that, that this deal was asked to...

While youre president tweets another, consistently brings it up on twitter. the media runs with the things he tweets. that is his fault -- the political malpractice for you to say there is no collusion because we dont know. it is important for the investigation to continue. it works both ways. heather: we appreciate both of you this morning, have a great weekend. 8 minutes until the top of the hour. flag on fire, a veteran targeted for supporting the president. one of the first sons just stepped...

Double-agent thing and didnt warn them, that would be malpractice. but it also may be that they warned him and he said, i dont care, im going to get a pardon and so im willing to do this because i can help the president. i can even give false information to them that will throw them off and cause them to waste time. so it could be that he acted -- the lawyer acted with the clients knowledge and the client approved it so that it wasnt something that, although the lawyer should have known that the...

Railroaded. but then when you do get that guilty verdict and you have to face the expense of a possible second trial, then you plead guilty for a couple reasons. one, to save money, but then also to get inside the mueller investigation. >> right. >> deliberately step inside the mueller investigation and then while inside the investigation, finding out what they want to know, communicate every bit of that directly to donald trump through the lawyers. >> i agree with both john and joyce. they are ...