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Cuff, 90 minutes straight. these questions, it's not going to be a one hour, two hour, it's going to be a very long conversation. i think that are right. what they're doing to do is say, let him talk. open up these broad questions. what i try to do in my life i don't try to ask a question that i don't know the answer. i think mueller and his team know the answers to the questions. it's about the follow-up questions that they haven't released which could be dangerous for the president. >> allen, the president has the executive privilege, we agree on that. can't he waive that privilege, for exam...

These questions and to look at them, there's nothing in here that's a surprise. of course, like these are an outline, but what this is, it's just connecting the dots of really what's happened over the last year, particularly again on that air force one flight from germany back to the u.s. i was the pool reporter on that flight. i remember it well. we didn't know at the time what was happening, but in the days after it became clear that that meeting was going on. so the president wouldn't be surprised by anything that is in this list of questions here. the question is would he give a consistent...

Get in, you know, sort of interrogatories, written interrogatories which are formal questions put in question form. i think that john is probably more right than less as always that these are probably more topic sentences, areas of inquiry than they are specific questions that they want specific answers to but rather we want to talk to you about the topic of communications around the june 9th meeting. we want to talk to you about the topic of roger stone's knowledge of wikileaks. we want to talk to you about the topic of your counterintelligence inquiries, et cetera. >> so that's an important ...

Listening to someone else than necessarily the questions that were designed by the prosecutors. >> you think the wording is knots exact as they might be from a prosecutor? >> yes, i do. >> what makes you think that, just how the sentences are phrased? >> exactly. it's sort of mechanical. what did -- you know, it sounds like it could have come out of a discussion with the prosecutors. >> michael zeldin, as a former prosecutor, do you agree with that? >> well, i think these are not specific questions as you might get in, you know, sort of interrogatories, written interrogatories which are formal...

Opportunity for a -- for kind of a, i don't know, a free-floating, free-form rambling answer or several answers. >> sure. it gives you the opportunity to have follow-up questions. when you ask what was your communication strategy around the june 9th meeting? well, that asks a whole host of questions just within that topic. what happened on air force one? how did that statement get written? who was involved in the writing of the statement? what did hope hicks mean when she said these e-mails will never see the light of day? how did it come to pass in a jay sekulow and said that the president ha...