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Hears tomorrow. All of it as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. Good evening once again from our nbc news Head Quarters in new york. Day 915 of the trump administration. We are now just hours away from the swearing in of the former special counsel Robert Mueller. A few more numbers here at the outset. The career Public Servant is 15 days away from his 75 birthday. Tomorrow will be his 89th appearance before congress. And the estimates are that only 3 to 10 of americans have actua...

Nbc news Head Quarters in new york. Day 915 of the Trump Administration. We are now just hours away from the swearing in of the former special counsel Robert Mueller. A few more numbers here at the outset. The career Public Servant is 15 days away from his 75 birthday. Tomorrow will be his 89th appearance before congress. And the estimates are that only 3 to 10 of americans have actually read his report which weighed in at 448 pages. It was devastating, yes, but it was dense, and written for the...

Administration. We are now just hours away from the swearing in of the former special counsel Robert Mueller. A few more numbers here at the outset. The career Public Servant is 15 days away from his 75 birthday. Tomorrow will be his 89th appearance before congress. And the estimates are that only 3 to 10 of americans have actually read his report which weighed in at 448 pages. It was devastating, yes, but it was dense, and written for the Attention Span of an earlier time in our history. The de...

Example by not safeguarding sensitive information during his time leading the fbi thats specifically referring to memos comey wrote about hi reactions to president trump, describin being asked for loyalty and to let go of a former investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. comey shared one of the memos with a friend to share with a reporter with th revelations triggering the appointment of special counsel robert muler in 2017. >> i thought that might prompt the appointmen...

>> jake, anita, stick around. bob, thank you for coming on the show. we appreciate it. coming up after the break, picture this. its the summer before the 2016 election. paul manafort ducks out of trump tower to rendezvous with the russian politico at a manhattan cigar club. normal? maybe, maybe not. robert muler is trying to figure out what one it is. first, the new war of words between the senate intel committee and michael cohen. his attorney and communications adviser is joining us live ons...

Concerns for at least one airport. we begin with that bombshell in the mueller investigation. what was supposed to be redacted portions of a case filing now revealing the clearest public evidence yet of possible coordination, aka collusion, between the trump campaign and the russian government. the redaction errors are part of a case filing by attorneys for former campaign chairman paul manafort and they reveal that mueller believes manafort gave internal campaign polling data to an alleged russ...

Inflicting on federal workers and it seems that its broadly supported lets re-open the government while we have the conversation. >> its about the play out as the president heads to capitol hill. for our international viewers, "amanpour" is up next. for our viewers in the united states, brianna keilar starts right now. have a good day. ♪ ♪ im brianna keilar live from cnns washington headquarters, under way right now, no collusion. looking more like yes, collusion as documents show the head...

>> kara skinnel for connecting the dots. we are learning from a source that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who appointed robert mueller and his office still manages the russia investigation on a daily basis planning to resign. jessica schneider is here with us on this. do we know anything about the timing of this or what this is going to mean for the special counsels investigation? >> brian a it could mean a lot, but the timing here is not set in stone. rosenstein will likely step down i...

Play out. also to make sure that that report, the mueller report when it was finalize side available to the american people. brianna, we shouldnt have to rely on bad formatting and court documents to learn the truth about what happened in the last campaign, and the effort that the russians undertook working with the trump campaign to influence that election. >> because, to be clear, this was paul manaforts attorneys who failed to redact this information saying that he did this. we have to be cle...

Special counsel broad leeway to follow the probe wherever it may lead including paul manaforts finances and possible collusion with russia which we saw hints of yesterday in the inadvertent filing that showed paul manafort gave polling data to his russian intelligence-linked associate constantine kilimnik. the real question comes what happens to the final report? rosenstein oversaw the probe after jeff sessions recused himself and was later fired and barr, william barr, will soon take over from ...