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Information, witnesses who deleted communications and used encrypted apps. what were some of the -- youre unable to answer for yourself because of that obstructive activity. id want to know that because that could be avenues for congress to follow up on in its own investigation. >> right. exactly. because part of what youre going to want to know here is what mueller wasnt able to find if there is an opportunity for anybody to find it. barbara mcquade, thanks for joining us. i really appreciate i...

Lied, witnesses who gave incomplete information, witnesses who deleted communication and used encrypted apps. what were some of the -- youre unable to answer for yourself because of that obstructive activity? id want to know that because that could be avenues for congress to follow up on in its own investigation. >> right. exactly. because part of what youre going to want to know here is what mueller wasnt able to find if there is an opportunity for anybody else to find it. barbara mcquade, than...

United states. saying well, did he do this with his wife and sound like people sitting around a bridge game talking crap about -- or a bar. saying you know what his wifes father did. remember him? they were nasty. its so beneat the dignity of not even the presidency. of just someone sitting on a bar stool. a drunk sitting on the bar stool at at bar. its disgusting. congressman tweeted this. cohen is delaying testimony due to threats from trump and giuliani. whoever says knowingly uses intimidati...

Testimony due to threats from trump and giuliani. heres what 18 u.s. krflt says. whoever knowingly uses intimidation, threatens or attempts to do so with the intent to influence, delay or prevent the testimony of any person is fwlt of a felony. so theres the criminal code. do you think the president, his attorneys comments qualify as witness intimidation or witness tampering? >> thats the statute. the critical point would be intent to delay or harass. the defense that he would bring is, yep, i a...

Not be encouraged to do this again? >> obviously, i recognize that sensitivity, but thats why we should also be talking about, we have a budget deal that well have to do, and we are right around the corner with the deal, and lets be proactive. thats a d.c. thing that they do, wait until the last minute. so you dont go over the cliff because you run out of time. >> congressman tom reid, thank you very much for being on with us. we always appreciate you. >> i love being with you, brianna. >> all r...

Ing this week the presidents nominee for a federal judge achair of the federal reserve could hit some roadblocks. senate republicans say they will block testimony due to survivors of the benghazi attack. good to see you. so you spoke to another senator today about this. why despite low ratings are they steadfast on this approach which would be construed as obstructi obstructionism? >> im not sure how crazy they are about this idea. even senator graham has said

Source of it. thats one of the things theyll follow. keep in mind apparently the u.s. attorneys also looking at other things with cohens businesses. but the core of this right now is the money that was used to pay stormy daniels. >> and james, it seems like theres some real brevity with the cases, but traditionally, cases like this might take a long time. given that possible life span of this case, do you see that perhaps the president in his real afinley for michael cohen and defense of him mig...

In massachusetts who gave him quite a bit of help. we what he didnt know was that they were fbi undercover operatives. now he had to borrow the money from them to buy the model plane 37 it was about $7,000. he never had any explosives. the fbi says that he lacked the means to carry out an attack although they say he was clearly deadly serious about wanting to be a terrorist. >> yeah. you can imagine how this is shaking up. people in the terrorism community. we are watching closely. many thanks. ...