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House was stored poorly or incorrectly, perhaps. going back to lindsey graham, john, the idea they just kicked down the door of the fbi, all of a sudden, flies in the face of everything we know and that lindsey graham knows. the national archives spent about a year and a half trying to politely get these documents back before they got some back. trump's lawyers lied about giving them all back. the fbi needed a legal search warrant it executed a couple weeks ago. >> here's the republican strategy on all this, "look at the bird! look at the bird. no, look at the squirrel." you talk about "the wa...

Obviously, is that this is not a democracy. this is actually a land where the president of the united states is above the law and gets to do whatever he or she wants to. you know, it's funny, because i sent my 5-year-old goddaughter off to school, to kindergarten for the first time last weekend, and she literally asked me, she said, "tia mara, why does donald trump need so many lawyers?" then she said, "what is the difference between a king and a president?" i said, "you cannot send a king to jail. yeah. we're going to find out if donald trump is above the law. >> we're not arguing whether or ...

Country? what precedent will that set? will the people really understand that this is not, you know, failing to return a library book, that this was serious? you have to worry about those things. i hope those kinds of factors will incline the administration not to indict him. because i don't want to see him indicted as a former president. but i also think they'll be under a lot of pressure to indict him. one question, look, if anyone else would have gotten indicted, why not indict him? >> goes back to that question raised a minute ago by hillary clinton, is any man above the law? hillary clint...

Process. it doesn't get a lot worse than that. it really doesn't. the question to indict or not to indict, if that's what the justice department is grappling with, it will be painful, but i just wonder of the consequences of not holding the law to every man and woman in this country. >> well, of course, we're talking about terrible precedents. at the end of the day, willie, though, the worst precedent is the justice department, is the united states government saying, no man is above the law unless he is a former president of the united states. it's just -- it's just not what the united states ...

Documents. >> yeah. >> as all of us raised over the last three weeks, we still don't know why. again, it looks increasingly like -- we have not seen the document, don't have proof, but "the washington post" reported repeatedly that at least one of the documents pertains to a nuclear weapon in a. [speaking non-english] -- in a foreign country. is lindsey graham pretending there is an effort? there's always leaking in washington. the point is did the president break a serious law here or not? if he broke it, to get to joe's question, should he, given the evidence, be indicted or not? everything ...