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Questioning the bias nature of the way the fbi handled clinton and allow them to question mueller's probe now. we heard the president saying he could do whatever he wants with the department of justice. i'm pretty confident that's going to have people nervous in washington to what that means. that also echoes his attorneys months ago that the president cannot be found guilty of obstruction of justice. could that the haunt the president. saying i can do what i want. >> time and time again the question of whether a president can claim having an investigation into his campaign and whether it co...

100%. there are false accusations out there. even the biggest advocates for women against sexual violence can see that point. is an accusation enough? >> yes, it is enough. in the time we're in right now, it's going to be perhaps a bloody period, but the fact is democrats and the democratic party cannot be, here, you have a waiver. we have zero tolerance but. that's an important line for the democratic party, and really, honestly, for anybody who is elected by the american public to hold firm on. there is a lot of pressure on the media who are often the ones going through these stories and det...

Talk about the election because it upsets the president and derails the briefing and doesn't want to hear about it so they don't talk about it. there's been no cabinet meetings, according to "the washington post," discussing any of this. the president a few times grudgingly has acknowledged this but then seems to regret having said that. is all of this detrimental to national security? >> unquestionably. it's almost unthinkable but we have a situation where our commander in chief cannot be told the truth about what the russians did. >> why? >> because it would upset him. >> why would it upset ...

Everything correctly. >> the president's lawyer, john dowd, as you know, obviously, has been commenting in recent days due to the president's tweet about what he knew about general flynn. he says that the president cannot obstruct justice because he is the president. because he is the ultimate law enforcement officer in the united states of america. what's your response to that? >> the central lesson of watergate is that no one is above the law, not even the president. that's what the american people believe. that's what we have always believed. and keep in mind, there are no words in the cons...

Professor alan dershowitz and was praised by donald trump. >> you cannot charge a president with obstruction of justice for exercising his constitutional power to fire comey and his constitutional authority to tell the justice department who to investigate, who not to investigate. for obstruction of justice by the president, you need clearly illegal acts. with nixon, hush money paid, telling people to lie, destroying evidence. >> there has been much discussion throughout the day about this legal defense, a report in the washington post saying this. "the brazen assertion monday by one of presid...