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There's no collusion. and there is no collusion. i can only say this. there was absolutely no collusion, but it has been determined that there is no collusion. when they have no collusion and nobody has found any collusion at any level -- >> exactly almost one year ago in which he said all of that. but lawyering up -- lawyering up, is that something that people have nothing to fear about collusion would be doing? >> i don't think the fact that they're hiring lots and lots of lawyers. that would be expected. i do think it indicates to which they're concerned, legal theories related to blocking ...

Been like. so the white house, "the washington post" is reporting, is beefing up their legal team as they gear up for the end of the mueller probe. if they try to evoke executive privilege, will they be successful in doing so? >> executive privilege, i think there's a myth around it, that somehow it's this blanket thing to say listen, i'm keeping this from the american public. the idea behind executive privilege is at its core the president needs to be able to have deliberationings with his closest advisers without worrying it's going to become public. and that's best for the american public. ...

Conviction. but in a case like this, there is also a balancing test. if you give the jury too many documents to pore over, many they lose the forreest for the trees. if you're the defense, you're watching closely to see if the judge possibly creates issues that you can take up on appeal in the case of conviction. but in a case like this, the government has to focus on the documents and not rick gates. rick gates in the government's mind is no longer their star witness and we don't want him to be, because rick gates has the same problem all cooperating witnesses usually have, which is he is an ...

What is expected of students and the family didn't know, nobody told them this opt out existed. >> the statute was dissected in florida courts and addressed this issue. it is a balancing test and the balance, neither side has unqualified unprotected or protected rights, the apples -- examples in limited circumstances, and the school itself and in a substantial number of instances, elementary and middle school children did not apply and without notice ignorance is not an excuse and this is held within the law. shannon: the school has responded, the district, the school board specifically denied...

Out existed. >> the notice is inapplicable here. that was dissected in the florida courts and addressed this issue. it's basically a balancing test here, right? the balance is that neither side has unqualified, unprotected or protected rights. the court held in the examples of mature high school students in limited circumstances they might outweigh the rights of the district and school itself. but in a number of instances, elementary and middle school children, they do not apply. here, without notice, ignorance is not an excuse and this is squarely held within the law. >> shannon: the school s...