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Particularly cleared things up. basically what he said was mueller handed it to us and we decided when we know earlier this week mueller explained he thought this was a matter for congress, that the doj rules prohibited hem from reaching a conclusion or at least from acting on an indictment. as laura said he thought it was unfair to move forward with a conclusion when they couldn't act on it. there is really a difference between the two of them. this is why people want mueller to testify to help clarify his thinking on this and he has made it clear that he feels he's said the last word on this...

It opens a door that busby doesn't want to. if this happened, the only people buzzfeed could have been talking to her within the mueller team. which means that under the doj rules and the guidelines inside, they would have to open the leak investigation. right inside the mueller team. once that opens, like mueller, it goes anywhere. did andrew weissmann do this customer and what happens? buzzfeed may have done themselves a disservice. they are not journalists. he's not a journalist, he's a fake it, frankly. and cormier is no better. the two writers of this. the fact is that buzzfeed has made m...

Republican seats on the senate side gives him more freedom. he's threat mitt romney, susan collins, sitting senator and lamar alexander basically saying we hope that the investigation -- none of them said that whittaker should be recused. >> it's up to the attorney general, the acting attorney general to determine who gets that report. does it go to congress? does it go to the public? >> the important thing about the recusal rules, even if he's not required by law, the mere appearance of a conflict, or the appearance of impropriety is enough to make someone recuse from a matter. it's clear it ...

Already for papadopoulos for his betrayal, they perceived, after he struck a plea deal for not being a cooperative witness, for not giving information they needed. michael flynn, in contrast, is somebody who i think pled guilty before george papadopoulos, and you have this notion of, well, we want him to still be there. the delay of sentencing tells you they have a need for this person and that he's a fruitful cooperator, not just giving information or a blow hard in different ways. he's somebody who's actually still useful. once he's no longer useful, they will then ask for sentencing. >> the...

The special elections. and they think, well, maybe if there is a threat of impeachment of the president, that could get republicans energized. >> which is what devin nunes was trying to do at that fund-raiser where we have the audio. i'll play that in a moment. first i want to get your reaction from the fox news sound last night. rudy guiliani went on for this interview on fox last night, and then he made an argument that there would be a violation of doj rules by mueller if he doesn't wrap it up. let's listen to what he said. >> well, i think if it isn't over by september, then we have a very...