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Whether its honorable or not. >> im talking about congress. >> this is a talk show. im not a prosecutor anymore. youre not. were talking about whats good for the country. is it honorable behavior? everybody retreats by blaming congress or saying its not collusion. if the question is on a bipartisan basis we want good things to happen in america, and we want to have good guidelines and road maps for people should behave honorably in elections, i dont understand why its so difficult to say if a fo...

Purpose. those are going to be easier cases to make. we dont have an airtight case yet but certainly what michael cohen talked about yesterday does show the kinds of things that prosecutors in the southern district of new york and in new york state would be pursuing and where they could possibly have the easiest road. >> speaking of garden variety. at least something that sounds so simple, when you hear the chairman say follow the transcript, its right there in front of us, is there anything or ...

Chairman say follow the transcript, its right there in front of us, is there anything or moment that either watching yesterday in realtime or reading it back today jumps out at you? >> i think the significance of yesterday was that they gave the mult taoud committees road maps. while its true that the prosecutors in the mueller investigation and in the southern district of new york probably knew all of this information, having spent time with many witnesses, having reviewed many documents, havin...

Their son. and michael cohens road maps committed by the president, where does the house committee go next? and a member of congress complaining the loudest about what was described as a racist act has a history of making racist statements. well show you. well show you if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 1...

That doesnt put aside the fact that he did this hearing at a time -- >> you have so many issues concerning trump, almost any day you pick out, there might be some reason you didnt want to do it. >> there is the whole spectacle today is very determinant. for the first time we get a feeling and get to see a massive presidential cover-up unraveling in front of us. in new york with the southern district, in todays testimony, in what mueller knows, and all of these strands are starting to pull this b...

Time. >> well, but you would think he would come out of this and instead of turning on television to watch this cohen, that he would sit down and they would have some plan. in fact, they would have had a plan going into the meeting on what they wanted to come out. so i have to tell you, i think they didnt serve the president well. >> i dont disagree with that. that doesnt put aside the fact that they did this hearing at a time -- >> youve got so many issues concerning trump, you could spend almo...

Modest for this summit. this is a very difficult problem set, an entractable foreign policy problem thats been going on for 70 years. i would like to see progress on road maps or maybe working groups set up. id be happy with that as well as jon roberts mentioned, the presidents keeping his cards close to his chest on this issue. including relationship building, which the president feels is key to his foreign policy dealing with kim jong-un. >> neil: obviously its not by accident that theyre meet...

Mueller report is not going to be the final word. what it might be is a road map to a congressional investigation, presicisely becae he cannot indict the president but he is setting things up for congress. >> i dont think the president can mix and match apples and oranges. if he believes that he cant be indicted, then that information does have to be turned over to congress, not just muellers conclusions, but the underlying investigative threads and the like so that congress can perform its duty...

>> sean: all right -- well, that would be abuse of power just like every other instance of abuse of power including lying to fisa court judges. victor davis hanson, a really brilliant writer, has a great article, dont have time to go through it. and john solomon, your paper, "the hill," mueller interviewed mccabe in search of russian dirt. but first of all, we know andrew weissmann was briefed by others in 2016. number two, we know that bruce ohr was funneling information from christopher steele...

>> sean: all right -- well, that would be abuse of power just like every other instance of abuse of power including lying to fisa court judges. victor davis hanson come a great article and i dont have time to go through but and john sullivan, paper of the hill, mueller interviewed mccabe in search of russia dirt. but first of all, wiseman and august 2016. and number two bruce ohr was funneling information from christopher steele long after steele was fired for lying and leaking to the fbi to the...