investigation, to help someone he thinks might clear him of the russia investigation. it is hard to keep track of, but that s basically what could have been happening according to people that the president has a strategy here when there s bad news. whenever you say that something is specifically happening at this hour, part of the grand plan you re usually wrong. this is a white house that struggles to implement their own intentional grand plans on matters of great importance to them. why are they scheduling the rosenstein meeting which is going to be discussed and going to be analyzed in the days to come and will be looked at with great interest on thursday the same day that kavanaugh will be testifying? that to you doesn t sound intentional? i don t know if it s intentional or not, but it might be an issue of convenience. look, if you think you have a full hand, if they have control of the narrative of the situations, i don t think rosenstein is going to get fired by the presid
we don t know what we will learn from the fbi raid on cohen. could be weeks before the legal hoops are cleared for that evidence to officially make its way into the hand of the investigators. and we don t know up how of the steele dossier will end up being corroborated and we don t know whether the president will fire mueller or rosenstein. however, he didn t seem to rule it out again last night. they have been saying i m going to get rid of them for the last three months, four months, five months. and they are still here. so we want to get the investigation over with, done with, put it behind us. a pretty clever non-answer there by the president. we don t know if congress will act to protect robert mueller from being removed by the president and we don t know what if anything michael flynn gave mueller s team to get an