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Yesterday as opposed to a face—to—face meeting. the bbc being asked to suspend its own investigation probably means this is going to carry on for months. i'm not sure how sustainable the anonymity factor for the presenter is and they beat the developments this morning might tempt an mp, particularly one of those who use anti—bbc, to use parliamentary privilege to name the presenter in question. whether that would be a wise thing to do or not, who knows? the times this morning had an interesting article looking at whether currently the uk media is suffering from something called privacy l...

Lot of different people with an indictment that is as comprehensive as this one is. >> let me add one thing. the idea of this being a talking indictment is apropos. because it's very unlikely if not impossible he's going to be able to extradite any of the people he's named in his indictment from a country we do not have an extradition treaty with. they travel to countries, we may actually have that. it's speaking volumes. it shows the categories of information that mueller's investigative team is looking at. they're looking into money laundering, into the failure to register as a foreign agent...

Decent deviled egg recipe gets a free book. the worst recipe gets two free books. old joke. old joke. bob, you're here and id's four against one. most of the twitter viewers disagree with you. but they are nice to you, aren't they? >> bob: most are nice. yeah. they say i like it, or some say you big fat commie. at which time i get back and say thank you for your kind words and your mother married your brother -- and one guy said my mother married my -- [ inaudible ] i can't read the twitter thing. those people are reasonably good folks. >> greg: except when they get the anonymity factor.

Decent deviled egg recipe gets a free book. the worst recipe gets two free books. old joke. old joke. bob, you're here and id's four against one. most of the twitter viewers disagree with you. but they are nice to you, aren't they? >> bob: most are nice. yeah. they say i like it, or some say you big fat commie. at which time i get back and say thank you for your kind words and your mother married your brother -- and one guy said my mother married my -- [ inaudible ] i can't read the twitter thing. those people are reasonably good folks. >> greg: except when they get the anonymity factor.

Indictment is apropos. because it's very unlikely if not impossible he's going to be able to extradite any of the people he's named in his indictment from a country we do not have an extradition treaty with. they travel to countries, we may actually have that. it's speaking volumes. it shows the categories of information that mueller's investigative team is looking at. they're looking into money laundering, into the failure to register as a foreign agent, looking into issues whether campaign finance or getting quid pro quo information. he's trying to single-handedly take away the anonymity fac...