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Jr., and others par 'tis pated, not much came out of the meeting. but i had a meeting and not much came out of it, first thing i would do is call and you say what gives, what happened. and that call would have been made to emin. >> this thing comes in over the transcript. they set up a meeting that the campaign manager and the son attends. and nothing happens. onto the next one. thank you both for being here. here to help me where the investigation is, former assistant prosecutor jill wine

Jr., and others par 'tis pated, not much came out of the meeting. but i had a meeting and not much came out of it, first thing i would do is call and you say what gives, what happened. and that call would have been made to emin. >> this thing comes in over the transcript. they set up a meeting that the campaign manager and the son attends. and nothing happens. onto the next one. thank you both for being here. here to help me where the investigation is, former assistant prosecutor jill wine

>> former assistant prosecutor and practice criminal defense, this will be constitutional law is i say that because we have some precedent that would is not legally binding in the second circuit and ninth circuit. in those cases the circuit courts have found california, connecticut and new york laws that also been over 10 rounds is constitutional under immediate scrutiny. that is what i anticipate happening with this case and third circuit. shannon: i want to play with the governor had to say at the bill signing for these various laws. here is what he said. >>, cumberlands of, common sense gun...

Charred piece of skull and the bony fragments of a human hand in the ashes of a camp fire. >> they were badly burned. >> little camp fire pit kind of thing? >> yes, sir. he had actually done a pretty good job of covering it up. he had covered it up with straw and took measures to hide his tracks. >> the fire had been so thorough it was impossible to extract dna from the bones. whoever killed sheryl dunlap had gone to extraordinary lengths to eliminate any physical evidence. you would think this was someone trying to con veal the evidence. >> very much. >> chills must have gone up your spine wh...

Tell them and the investigators are going to follow that and get to the bottom of that. >> unless it's used to trap the president in some interview where he gets these various narratives confused. what he did was to compare and fbi agents in the southern district of new york where mimi once worked as an assistant prosecutor. >> the question there was only possible violation was was it a campaign finance violation.