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To be as suspicious of his motivations as you are. every one of those people, i imagine, when they leave the room with matthew whitaker are going back to their desks and recording as james comey did, every single word they just heard him say. >> well, certainly if there is an indication that he is acting unethically, that would be their obligation. if they see signs that he is conveying information about a particular case to the president or his lawyers, not just any case but a case in which the president himself may be implicated or members of his family may be implicated, yes, they would hav...

Prosecutors who have every right to be as suspicious of his motivations as you are. every one of those people, i imagine, when they leave the room with matthew whitaker are going back to their desks and recording as james comey did, every single word they just heard him say. >> well, certainly if there is an indication that he is acting unethically, that would be their obligation. if they see signs that he is conveying information about a particular case to the president or his lawyers, not just any case but a case in which the president himself may be implicated or members of his family may b...

James comey. said he i never leaked anything to the press. something has to give. the president would have been better off not engaging. mccabe wanted to the lash out, he was angry. he could say he was angry at president trump. president trump didn't make this call. when president trump goes back at him, it allows other people say this fight is between those two, on secures the fact this was fellow fbi agents. these are career appointees who decided that mccabe was acting unethically. steve: the president just had a busy tweet weekend. he mentioned comey, he mentioned mccabe. he mentioned mull...

Crimes. those aren't subject to the pardon power. other than that, the constitution contains no limits. but just because president trump can do it constitutionally doesn't mean it's a good idea. here i think it would be a disaster, actually, for our political system and the presidency for president trump to take the advice of some and issue blanket pardons because they don't like the way that mr. mueller's carrying out this special investigation. if people have gripes with the decisions mr. mueller is making, the answer is not to set everybody free or preemptively forgive everybody who's commi...

The answer is not to set everybody free or preemptively forgive everybody who's committed a crime like allegedly mr. manafort and his associates, who seem to be guilty of really money laundering and tax evasion. the answer is to remove mr. mueller. if president trump really thinks mr. mueller has gone beyond his mandate or is acting unethically or is biased, the answer is to fire mueller, but the answer is not to start issue ing pardons for anyone connected to any alleged conspiracy. that would be misuse -- >> how would you know at this point then, because it's early on? how would you even kno...