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Interview, he has not. "the new york times" posted a list of questions online last night and then fox obtained a substantially similar list. as we mentioned before, they arent mullers questions word for word, but they are pretty much close, as its been described to us. in other words, taken down and then recalled. many of them show that there is a lot a focus on whether president trump obstructed justice. one reads, what did you mean to a communicate during your may 10th meeting with the russias...

>> i was going to throw out a dramatic reading for both of you and a point, and that is that peter baker and maggie haberman, it strikes me are the reeses peanut butter cup of journalism. they are fantastic separately, and you forget how great they are together. they share a byline tonight in part that reads, in part, another day, another casualty or two. a ride on president trumps bullet train can be thrilling, but if is often a brutal journey that leaves some bloodied by the side of the tracks...

His voice, and i think the tone of it is what a lot of people were reacting to as much as the actual things he said. sorry, i didnt mean to interrupt you, but to me it was the most striking thing because he says sort of unhinged things all the time, but there was something about the totality of that performance that was unnerving even for people who have pretty low expectations of his coherence on television. >> i was going to throw out a dramatic reading for both of you and a point, and that is...

Frantic. the voice was at a high pitch. it sounded like hed been up all night. he was palpitating. you could hear his agitation in his voice, and i think the tone of it is what a lot of people were reacting to as much as the actual things he said. sorry, i didnt mean to interrupt you, but to me it was the most striking thing because he says sort of unhinged things all the time, but there was something about the totality of that performance that was unnerving even for people who have pretty low e...

After it happened. she relayed this experience to me. i said something like im so sorry, i cant even imagine, what are you going to do. >> last week daniels and her shs weather now with bill karins. >> a slow moving rainstorm. we started tracking on saturday int. yesterday was still drenching the south and now today were still watching. still spinning itself over the top of tennessee. also as we head into the louisville area, but the bulk of the rain is going to be through the carolinas and virg...

Are on the ground here. there had been reports an hour ago of shots fired. they say those turned out to be a false alarm. just an indication how tense things are here. again, law enforcement making their way up and down the reads, into the woods. helicopters overhead, trying to find travis raeinking, a person that killed four, injured many others in this waffle house right here in antioch, tennessee. an ongoing manhunt started early sunday morning around 3:30 in the morning. one of the details t...

And this is a guy -- this is his process, by the way, his lifes work. >> exactly. this is what fbi agents are trained to do from day one. you know, the recording of events and statements and observing things in a way that others might not, that a layperson might not, the attention to detail. and i just think that is. youre right. its hugely important for people to see themselves because weve heard about the comey memos for so long now. and even in reading his book, it reads differently because, ...

Quoting wherever he feels is accurate. and this is a guy -- this is his process, by the way, his lifes work. >> exactly. this is what fbi agents are trained to do from day one. you know, the recording of events and statements and observing things in a way that others might not, that a layperson might not, the attention to detail. and i just think that is. youre right. its hugely important for people to see themselves because weve heard about the comey memos for so long now. and even in reading h...

And this is a guy -- this is his process, by the way, his lifes work. >> exactly. this is what fbi agents are trained to do from day one. you know, the recording of events and statements and observing things in a way that others might not, that a layperson might not, the attention to detail. and i just think that is. youre right. its hugely important for people to see themselves because weve heard about the comey memos for so long now. and even in reading his book, it reads differently because, ...

Heres mr. doocy today. >> mr. comey said he leaked these memos to a friend, leaked to the newspapers to start the special counsel. do they show collusion? do they show obstruction of justice? no and no. >> he was worried about andy mccabes loyalty. he said, i was pretty tough on him during the campaign. he said, dont worry about it. when it comes to the fbi, we check our biases at the door. not true! >> seemed pretty thin reads. i think they tried. i think steve and brian, they were going, mr. p...