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What it goes on to say, and we will have to see what contextual contextually they mean, we will get reaction in the news breaks. >> michael: i haven't read the report yet, it's not public at this point. but i have read some news clips about what is alleged to be in there and i think the fbi deserves its share of criticism. i'm a big supporter of the fbi, it's a great law enforcement agency and great men and women work there. but clearly there were issues during dates prior to the election, and i thought jim comey made a mistake when he came out and talked about an ongoing investigation. we had...

Question. >> great. >> we that's what we do on this show. >> well, so every professional society has a code of ethics. like the first canon is about engineers holding par mount the safety health and welfare of the public. but it's really hard to define what those words mean. what -- you know, what public are we talking about? whose health are we talking about? what does safety actually mean? engineers i feel and firms need to be equipped at least contextually answer those kinds of questions. i mean, from an ethical and moral standpoint i don't think something like this should be done. for now,...

Justice department in a new way. you've got the firing of mccabe, which whatever the merits are of the ig investigation, which we don't have access to, was the product at least contextually of a president bringing tremendous pressure to bear. what do you make of that as a kind of turning point? >> you know, i think that that story in "the new york times," if you think about that story about the president feeling more comfortable now, and you think of the feedback loop he would have received over this weekend. so for months he has been calling on jeff sessions to fire andrew mccabe. he has been...

Fissures inside the white house, the president really opening up, really sort of going after the justice department in a new way. you've got the firing of mccabe, which whatever the merits are of the ig investigation, which we don't have access to, was the product at least contextually of a president bringing tremendous pressure to bear. what do you make of that as a kind of turning point? >> you know, i think that that story in "the new york times," if you think about that story about the president feeling more comfortable now, and you think of the feedback loop he would have received over th...

Talking about it getting out into the press. >> right. >> but what's going to matter is who said what to mueller. >> her lawyer, trout, an established guy, used the language that would exactly echo a carveout in the statute for obstruction of justice. he used those words on on purpose. and zealously representing his client's interest that she wasn't doing what would trigger that statute. understood. >> that's right. >> on the other side of this equation, you have someone equally respected. corollo worked there. contextually, it will be relevant to mueller. he will make a good witness in terms ...