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Anxieties about this. >> i do think that gives some comfort. but i hope that the senators push on that in a public forum in testimony under oath. i hope that bill barr is pushed for commitments that he will not shut down the mueller investigation, he will not starve it as resources. that he he will make public a report as far as he can and the american people can hear that directly from bill barrs mouth because thats going to be very important going forward. >> this will be a public hearing next...

Out and did it, that shows intent on his part, right? that shows more only in. so thats why those conversations are very relevant. but its really the action of the firing and the attempt to fire mueller that would be the basis of the on vuction. >> so phil mudd, when rudy giuliani says this, as far as were concerned, everything is over, we werent convinced that the mueller team had any questions they dont know the answer to, does the trump team get to decide that the questions are over or does m...

So whenever we think about what might be in that mueller report, what he might be handing over to congress, what other indictments might be coming down the pipeline, i think were seeing more and more the conclusion or end of the special counsels probe might be bad news for the president and not good news. >> greg, susan and even phil, thank you this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you, guys. colorado governor john hickenlooper is stacking up for a possible presidential run. what does he th...

And noods whatever obstruction investigation is going on. a mountain of controversy in turmoil at the very time the president is losing his chief of staff and having a hard time hiring a new one. chief of staff john kelly out by the end of the year. front-runner to row place him, vice president pences chief of staff, nick ayers, now says he doesnt want the job. >> now that weve got all of that out of the way theres a lot to discuss. counterterrorism analyst philip mudd, shannon hennessy. phil mu...

Week that there were relationships with manafort and cohen that we werent aware of. we dont know the extent of their financial dealing. my point is, as they were talking about what to do, i would say slow your roll. the likelihood that the manafort team would come out is about 90%. >> susan hennessy, phil says this is 20%. that 20% includes now the president of the united states being implicated in a felony. >> yeah. i think that is one of the most significant new things we saw in fridays filing...

So tonight multiple sources are telling cnn that there is upheaval inside the white house. the president in an angry, foul mood. more to talk about now. lets discuss. max boot is here, the author of "the corrosion of conservatism: why i left the right." also with me, philip mudd. were going to be joined by alice stewart in just a moment. transportation, a little traffic. >> its raining out. she cant make it. its like the president. >> no. she actually has real issues. a train was delayed, and th...

Beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, hows my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. so a war of words breaking out between president trump and the french government. france of course is a major american ally. back with me now, max boot, alice stewart, and also phil mudd. sorry, excuse me. so lets talk about this back and forth between the french government and president trump beca...

An end to political hostility tonight sort of. at a campaign rally in wisconsin, not canceled in light of the assassination attempts on two ex-presidents and a former secretary of state among others, the president made no acknowledgement of his own heated political rhetoric. he went on to say disagreements should be settled at the ballot box, stopping short of accepting any responsibility that he said we have to stop treating political rivals as morally defective. i want to bring in now brian st...

President trump calling for an end to political hostility tonight, sort of. at a campaign rally in wisconsin, not canceled in light of the assassination attempts on two ex-presidents and a former secretary of state among others, the president made no acknowledgement of his own heated political rhetoric. he went on to say disagreements should be settled at the ballot box, stopping short of accepting any responsibility that he said we have to stop treating political rivals as morally defective. i ...

Realize that this is about doing the due diligence that needs to be done. its not about guaranteeing any outcome. and folks who are hanging on a specific outcome could be very disappointed, and they need to understand thats part of the deal. >> you know the person who can talk to us about this investigation? >> if only we had a former -- >> philip mudd. so, phil, we learned tonight that senators flake, collins, murkowski, they gave some terms to the leader mcconnell, that the investigation would...