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glimpse of what's happening behind the scenes in the documents investigation. prosecutors are reportedly laser focused on a witness that could lead them directly to the impeached disgraced president himself. and witness for prosecutors is walt nata who worked as a valet and cook when trump was president and him later personally in mar-a-lago. the president's private residence in florida. prosecutors have indicated they're skeptical of an initial account he gave investigators. that's according to two people briefed on the matter. and here is what prosecutors hope to learn from nauta f...

Payment notes of fees, we want to see communications with members of congress and trump about obstructing. so i'm not holding my breath for him to say anything of substance to the select committee at all. >> you said neil is a realist, people may not know, in the streets sometimes we talk about keeping it real. at doj, there's a rumor they would say he always keeps it realist. as a journalist, i can't confirm or deny it. keeping it realist is what you want. neil, take a listen to what senator graham is now saying about the havoc from trump and others looking back, back, back at 2020. >> he cal...

Doesn't require a legal expert people lie for different reasons. they lie to coffer thiver thing. what is interesting is that we don't have follow ups to the conspiracy indictments that the mueller investigation brought down involving russian entities. i think it is possible that we could see additional indictments not just for those kinds of crimes which is to defraud the united states. but also a crime about obstructing justice by some concerted action to talk about what kind of testimony will be given to federal authorities and that is a crime. >> the washington post details a few possible ...

Because he's trying to bribe a witness. but i think, you know, part of why it is an absolute power is because no one -- i don't think anyone ever assumed it would be used in this way. you know, pardons are supposed to be about justice, not about vindictiveness or personal favors. >> or about obstructing justice. >> yeah. he's taking someone who pled guilty to a crime. i mean, admitted under oath that he was guilty, had his arguments to the judge that this was selective prosecution and, you know, all of that is being thrown under the table. >> rev, i ask you this question. i want to read from t...