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Noncommittal on this issue, erin. >> pretty incredible, 18 months in, to imagine after all of this we might not know. and i want to go now to the republican congressman from ohio, mike turner, who sits on the house intelligence and armed services committee. congressman, i appreciate your time. great to have you here in person. you have made it clear that you support the mueller probe being public, after these 18 months and all of the agony this country has gone through. lets get it out there. sh...

Part of the country. susan, to you first. president trump talking about mueller in that new interview tonight to the daily caller. he says hell leave it to the justice department on how to handle the mueller report. does that signal anything to you? >> well, first of all, what it signals is the continued uncertainty after the other day when the acting attorney general, as you know, said publicly, well, first of all, muellers almost done. second of all, suggesting there might be some sort of a re...

Good evening to you. i hope you guys are staying warm. it is cold out there for a big part of the country. susan, to you first. president trump talking about mueller in that new interview tonight to "the daily caller." he says hell leave it to the justice department on how to handle the mueller report. does that signal anything to you? >> well, first of all, what it signals is the continued uncertainty after the other day when the acting attorney general, as you know, said publicly, well, first ...

Attorney general, so the review process that whitaker referred to is built into the regulations. so its not that big of a surprise. as for whitakers comments themselves, thats consistent with my reporting. with the reporting of others. >> with his wife. >> whos wife? >> whitakers wife. she had come forward and said this is by all accounts ending soon. >> turns out she was right. >> i dont know how she would know anything about it but those of us that have been following this closely are not terr...

Probe. diane feinstein also saying whitaker should not be a sensor. lets take it up with cuomos court. mike rogers, let me start with you. do you believe that whitaker meant to suggest that the doj will look at muellers findings before releasing them? >> i think there will be some process of redaction that will happen. that process will happen. it sounded to me like hes saying we have a review process in place for this and thats going to happen. i dont think he was very artful in the way he said...

Acting a.g. did the right thing making those disclosures today? >> i didnt. i dont know where that came from or why he thought it was important to do that. id say overwhelmingly they have all the faith and coy firewornf. hes wrapping it up, i hope. this will be coming to an end and i hope to see the report and be basically unfeathered to where nobody else has their hand print on it. hes done a job for a long time and i think hes been thorough and hes gone into every nook and cranny and when it c...

Member says that was chilling for him to say decisions made by mueller would be reviewed. he doesnt have full confidence that the acting a.g. will respect the independence of the probe. diane feinstein also saying whitaker should not be a sensor. lets take it up with cuomos court. mike rogers, let me start with you. do you believe that whitaker meant to suggest that the doj will look at muellers findings before releasing them? >> i think there will be some process of redax thatction that happen....

How much transparency will we have? >> we all have lots of questions but regulations themselves do call for the special counsel to submit his report to the attorney general, so the review process that whitaker referred to is built into the regulations. so its not that big of a surprise. as for whitakers comments themselves, thats consistent with my reporting. with the reporting of others. >> with his wife. >> whos wife? >> whitakers wife. she had come forward and said this is by all accounts end...

>> you know this. theres a mandate. hes supposed to deliver a report. and theres a review process for redactions and classification. >> sure. >> what is your concern about review? >> well, this has been so public and had so many twists and turns to it. if anybody sees something that could change the outcome or change the report in its entirety or in any type of concept, that could be very damaging and i dont think that anyone is going to stand for that. i think that basically this has been long ...

Today as you pointed out, also landing in texas, near the border this afternoon. before leaving the white house he didnt touch on that topic very much, and he didnt do so by the way when he made his way to mcallen as well. but his private attorney, rudy guiliani has been talking about it. he said this, we have had assurances from d.o.j. and special council muler that we will see the report -- muller that we will see the report, we will enter the review process with no preconceptions about blocki...