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Have independent crabration of what he said. so i would be very careful about that because people are presumed innocent and we do have a very high standard of convicting people in this country. >> my only pushback would be the president's message now isn't that he's innocent, his surrogates are not saying he's innocent. your friend rudy giuliani's whole reason for being alive is talk about the fact a president cannot be indicted, a president cannot obstruct justice. no that he didn't engage in this criminal conduct. >> by the way, that's what i way saying yesterday and to you earlier, i think ...

This is caused by president trump. >> it is now immoral. >> no longer a human issue, a political issue. >> this is "new day." >> i want to welcome our viewers and around the world. this is 6:00 a.m. in new york. gai 21 of the government shutdown and the mueller investigation is set to dominate the stage again for president trump's nominee, william barr. in a few hours, barr goes before the senate judiciary committee and barr is expected to say mueller should be allowed to finish his investigation and the report should be made public even though he has been quite critical of that in the past. y...

That, you know, obstruction in this way, firing comey, the president is allowed to fire whomever he wants, whenever he wants, but there are other ways to obstruct justice. and as you were just talking about with pardons, et cetera, et cetera, it seems to me that the democrats are going to come down and focus more on the obstruction issue and maybe try and get him to say, well, what would constitute obstruction from a president? setting aside where you think the president cannot obstruct justice, i.e. comey. we don't know that mueller is just looking at comey on obstruction. he might be looking...

Obstruction. it seems reasonably obvious. i should say this though. bill barr did not say in his memo or at the hearing that a president cannot obstruct justice. he said he cannot obstruct under a particular reading of a subsection of a particular statute. i don't agree with that, but that's a mainstream conservative view of the article two authorities to run and control the executive branch. i do believe that the premises of your question is exactly right. the obstruction is the collusion. that's where we should be looking. >> it was interesting to hear bill barr explain how a president can b...