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You had with other trump aides about kislyak. so that produced the trump lawyers then in this case jay sekulow then began writing down questions that he extrapolated from the comments that mueller's deputy made to him in a march 12th conversation. >> right. so this is all being channeled, this is a sort of meeting and a conversation that's then channeled through one of trump's attorneys and is now out in the public. that's how we sort of know what we currently know? >> correct. you know, a lot of people are breathing heavily, you know, this is the list, the end all, be all list that mueller is...

Kind of -- this is some kind of bizarre tangent that is not jermaine to the main issue itself shows how much they have successfully been able to kind of mess with us and mess with our understanding of what's right in front of our face. >> in the end, what's going to matter more, our own sense of a general public confusion about what's really important or the results of the mueller investigation which i'm pretty confident are going to be directed and by the way, the president may decide not to cooperate. and mueller may decide to subpoena him but mueller may also decide not to and conclude his ...

Said these are very dangerous questions for the president because he doesn't note everything that mueller knows. and ryan goodman and alex writing making the same point you made, mueller's questions show it is likely mueller has already identified crimes involving collusion and asking only about trump's personal knowledge and personal involvement. do you think the legal team has been undertaking a legal team under giuliani to lay the groundwork to say the president is not going to do it. >> yes, that's my best take on the leak. that they are trying to say this is too broad. he's out of control...

This point. the strategy of trump trying to discredit contract investigation he keeps saying financial crimes, porn star, he's going crazy. these questions show he's absolutely not. >> that's perfect example of part of the strategy. the other part is you have a narrow bailiwick. it's implicit in all the people around the president. of course, he's committed other crimes. they're like oh, my goodness, don't look in that room. that room is off limits. if you open the door to that room, we're going to get really mad. what the heck's behind that door. but they have been effective in setting this i...

>> so if president trump were your client and you were directing his legal team, you're telling me you would advise him not to sit for an interview with robert mueller? >> that's correct. >> and then what would happen? i mean, in the case of bill clinton if i'm not mistaken, his testimony in that deposition in the paula jones was ultimately competented. your client bill clinton declined to voluntarily sit and then he was subpoenaed. is that right? >>, that's not right. he was subpoenaed in another proceeding. president of the united states though has a hard time to refuse, but i think in this ...