barr has made it pretty clear that he thinks the american public has a right to know too. and roger stone, i mean, the fact that the white house wouldn t rule out pardoning stone, not a surprise? not a surprise. and if you look at how roger stone is behaving, i think this is a pardon play. he has not said a bad word about the president. i think if you look at the people who are in this investigation and, you know, george papadopoulos, michael flynn, roger stone, i think all of them are angling for pardons, i think manafort would like a pardon, but i think given the fact that he made so much money, he s in a somewhat separate category, but the others who are just, and i use that word advisely, just accused of false statements, i think they all think that the president is going to cut them loose at some point. gloria, what are you hearing? the worst thing that could possibly happen to roger stone
congress who are responsive to their constituents are interested in letting their constituents know what mueller thinks and what mueller thought, and, again, we don t know what kind of report mueller is going to deliver. cl it will be full of things that you can claim executive privilege or not, but i think in the end, barr has made it pretty clear that he thinks the american public has a right to know, too. and roger stone, i mean, the fact that the white house wouldn t rule out pardoning stone, not a surprise? not a surprise. and if you look at how roger stone is behaving, i think this is a pardon play. he has not said a bad word about the president. i think if you look at the people who are in this investigation and, you know, george papadopoulos, michael flynn, roger stone, i think all of them are angling for pardons. i think manafort would like a