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Very good about what happened today. >> david, what do you make of the presidents reaction today, all of his comments that weve heard? >> well, look. first of all, i agree with gloria in that on the issue of collusion, this was an unambiguously positive development for the president, and he has a right to claim that. on the issue of obstruction, it was much more ambiguous, and to say that he was totally exonerated completely belies the words that were in the attorney generals -- the attorney gen...

We dont know if that was in the mueller report at all, collusion of a foreign power and use of power and investigation and etc. there is a whole long list of these things that are concerning to the majority of the american people. among those things, if one of those or were to be in the mueller report to you would be the most would cause you to believe the most that there should be an impeachment for this president, what would it be? what is the one thing that he has done? >> there are specific ...

Russians? did mueller decline to prosecute because of the olc mem more because there was some sort of -- >> office of legal counsel. >> right. that says you cant indict. is that the reason why he didnt or is it because he didnt think there was a case there either an obstruction or some other nefarious reason? i would like to know exactly what happened with don jr. and this meeting. i would like to know what his conclusions were about the august meeting when manafort shared polling data. i would ...

Will sit for it and i dont think the public will sit for it. >> interesting. thank you -- >> don, if i can jump in -- >> go on. >> so david raises a really interesting point here, which is mueller has never actually told us about this polling data hand off to ckonstantin kilimnik. we know this because paul manaforts lawyers cant refact properly. this is obviously something mueller raised in court filings mueller considers serious and yet has never come out publicly in way that mueller has been w...

Term, i dont think the congress will sit for it and i dont think the public will sit for it. >> interesting. thank you -- >> don, if i can jump in -- >> go on. >> so david raises a really interesting point here, which is mueller has never actually told us about this polling data hand off to konstantin kilimnik. we know this because paul manaforts lawyers cant redact properly. this is obviously something mueller raised in court filings mueller considers serious and yet has never come out publicly...

Investigate these people who have entangled america to destroy donald trump. >> beyond the ig investigation which is already ongoing, weve already had one and now were having a second one, no, none of thats going to happen. thats pure fantasy. look, this was a campaign that made clear its desire, its willingness at least to conspire with foreign actors. you had donald trump jr meeting someone he thought was a russian proxy. you had manafort, the chairman in august 2017 handing 75 pages of detail...

Have entangled america to destroy donald trump. >> beyond the ig investigation which is already ongoing, weve already had one and now were having a second one, no, none of thats going to happen. thats pure fantasy. look, this was a campaign that made clear its desire, its willingness at least to conspire with foreign actors. you had donald trump jr meeting someone he thought was a russian proxy. you had manafort, the chairman in august 2017 handing 75 pages of detailed polling data to a russian ...

I want to read a tweet from charlie kirk. he lists the names and asks the question. lisa page, hillary clinton, james comey mueller lynch, barack obama, john brennan. now that mueller finishes investigation it is time to investigate these people who entangled america in a two year national nightmare to destroy donald trump. any chance any of that happens? >> beyond the it investigation which is ongoing we had one i g investigation into how hillary clinton was investigated and another one going i...

Investigate regardless of what the mueller report reveals? >> there are any number of examples that i could give you of information that we have obtained in our investigation, information thats become clear from the special counsel investigation that may not be summed up in a decision or disclosure that we decided to indict a but not b. to give you an illustration, we know that paul manafort was providing polling data to someone linked to russian intelligence. that may not have shown up in an in...

>> an indictment means criminal activity. it does not mean that theres not anything the public might find distasteful. theyve been saying all along that maybe theres questionable activity or things that are unsavory, but was a crime broken? what crime is collusion? and people have mentioned conspiracy. thats a hard crime to prove and establish its not necessarily illegal to give information to a russian spy and they cant prove that you knew that. so internal polling data, you could share that wi...