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Making sure russia would answer for what they did in great britain and i think additional sanctions will be needed because they continue to meddle in our elections today. senator bill nelson announced today that he believes floridas election systems have been penetrated by the russians. and so it is -- when congress pushes the president and the administration to act, because i think left to their own devices, they would let russia one wild throughout our democracy and our allies. >> and moving o...

I mean, theyre negotiating terms. theyre negotiating the length of the interview, the subject matter. i dont know about two subjects unless those subjects are collusion and obstruction, but i wouldnt be surprised that he is negotiating with them about what the subjects are going to be in an attempt to get them to finally sit down. >> daniel, what would make the president less valuable? what would be muellers motivation to agree to a narrower list? >> well, to me it indicates hes not looking for ...

Prepped for a sit-down. that doesnt mean it actually happens? >> well, i think it gives him more leverage in negotiating terms with special counsel and special counsel i doubt wants to have a year-long determination going to the supreme court to determine what his authority is to subpoena the president. its a legal fight you could have, but i doubt he wants to have it and the fact there wont be an indictment at the end. day and the president has the ability to walk away and probably gives guilia...

On that doj memo written by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. it outlines the parameters, the scope of muellers authority. giuliani told politico today that this so-called scope memo should be shared with trumps legal team. he said, quote, the only document we want to see is the document to give mueller his authori authority. for a year they havent shown it to us. a lot to talk about. daniel goldman and jennifer rodgers. somewhere preet bharara is saying, boy, i hired good, sharp people. j...

Giuliani told politico today that this so-called scope memo should be shared with trumps legal team. he said, quote, "the only document we want to see is the document to give mueller his authority. for a year they havent shown it to us." a lot to talk about. here with us to do it, daniel goldman, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, and jennifer rodgers, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, these days executive director of the col...

This to be done. do you have any sense on your experience of the justice department as the state of the investigation right now and when it might conclude? >> its hard to know. these are unique cases. but the fact that in march the questions were transmitted i guess orally and the presidents lawyers wrote them down means that by march at least muellers office was in a position they thought to begin negotiating terms to interview the president. they wouldnt do that until they had everyone elses s...

Whos the reporter who broke this story tonight. in schmidts story tonight he does give you a little back story in terms of where this comes from, which may give us some hint as to the exact -- i mean, hes not going to talk to us about his sources but it may give us some hint as to where this came from. from the story tonight, mr. mueller has sought for months to question the president. his lawyers have been negotiating terms of an interview out of concern that their client could provide false st...

Negotiating terms for mueller to interview the president. mueller would have to deliver a deadline as to when his russia investigation will end. what is the likelihood of mr. mueller agreeing to such terms. and if that doesnt work what can president trumps to bees negotiate for him? >> it will be difficult for the attorneys to try to get mueller to agree to a deadline. i think everyone who spoke about robert mueller when he was first brought on said they believe in what hes doing. thats why we a...

Were in end game because if you look tat people who have been interviewed in this and the recent interviews, the attorney general, looks like steve bannon is getting teed up for an interview. those are the biggest fish in the pool here and as we talked about, mueller doesnt talk about the big fish until the end game. the white house said repeatedly, they want to close this out. move on to other things. if they want to get this over, i would say by the end of february, the president ought to be i...