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That i would be very happy. Absolutely. Lets not forget i know we have said it. But this investigation is over. The president never sat down for an interview with Robert Mueller. Thats huge. That was always the big question and something the lawyers never wanted to happen. They were able to prevent that and a subpoena fight. Robb eert mueller never put in request that was rejected. Thats very significant. Stay with me. This is cnn breaking news. Were following breaking news. Very Important News here in washington. Im wolf blitzer in the situation room. We want to update our viewers here in the...

All eyes will be on that department of Justice Press conference and the one and only Robert Mueller will be speaking. That wraps it up for me in this exciting news hour. I am now turning over to my friend, Chris Jansing who picks up coverage. 10 00 on the east coast im Chris Jansing in for hallie jackson. What a huge breaking news story were following for you at the top of the hour. Robert mueller the Special Counsel in charge of the investigation is coming out at the department of justice. He is scheduled to make a statement on his investigation at the top of the next hour. His first Public C...

And there after, either the indictment will be sealed or immediately unsealed and my guess is we're somewhere in between. that the special counsel's office has learned their lesson in dealing with donald trump. they know what happens when they seal something for a few days. he fills any information back in that they leave. so they may be sealing it only for a couple of hours. will notify his counsel that he's been indicted then take it upon themselves to release this information to the public. >> david, what typically happens during that final meeting between the grand jury and prosecutors? is...

Take? >> it's really important to understand. the grand jury is solely in the control of prosecutors. prosecutors do not need permission from a judge or anyone else to seek an indictment. there's no particular pomp and circumstance around it. here's what happens, as a prosecutor, when you get to the point when you decide we're ready to ask for an indictment, you go into the grand jury. typically, you would give them some summary of the evidence, especially in the case like this, you've heard testimony over the last eight months. here some of the highlights, here's the transcripts. do you have ...

Hitting the stratosphere. this is one he would know about, are we going in, how is this going to work, what is the timing? so to me, the table is set. smith is ready to go, and that's what the target letter means, save only you guys coming in or not, and by the way, you can't take two weeks. you know, come in, have the pitch. after that, here's the indictment. >> how often does this pitch ever result in a non-indictment when you come in for that last meeting? how likely is that? >> well, you know, i was u.s. attorney and had those and occasionally it would change the charges perhaps. not here,...