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Interviews with newsmakers and roundtable discussions cover the top news stories of the day. Interviews with newsmakers and roundtable discussions cover the top news stories of the day. simply the fact that this strategy on the part of mueller and the other district of new york prosecutors may be working right now. one interesting question will be to what extent will there be information relating to state law charges against some of these people and that is legally significant because the president s pardon power does not extend to state law crimes. harris: all right, what you have seen with cohen and manafort and perhaps pecker and allen weisselberg, the cases, they have struck deals for immunity, you wouldn t imagine they would go anywhere legally. if the president wanted to pardon anyone, we are still within the zone with the previous men. state law doesn t tend to change that. as we look ahead in all of this, the president, though, does have something to consider as ....
Sometimes we will see him board an aircraft and make remarks and the last little while during the program, he s tweeted that he is no longer sending his secretary of state mike pompeo to meet with north korea about denuclearization at this time. he s not impressed, he says, by the progress that s being made. of course we reported breaking news this hour, as well, a hot open seat district 12 in ohio went to a republican, troy balderobberingson. celebration on the ground, no doubt. tiffany, come to you first on this, the president making the decision he wants more information, he wants to see what north korea is now going to do. his answer back is no, i m not going to send the secretary of state right now, move forward with the progress. well, again, as i said last segment, i think this shows his tough learning curve. this is dangers of when you sit down with these types of dictators. harris: why is it dangerous ....