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Often, on the shows talking about the issues of the special counsel robert mueller and any circumstances the president might choose to remove him. >> any circumstances, in fact, a variation of the earlier question that the president would fire robert mueller. for instance, if mueller were to be to look into the stormy daniels payoff, would that be a red line? would the president fire him? >> i'm not here to declare any red lines. there's no reason to fire robert mueller. we've been fully cooperative and respect their process. we hope it comes to a conclusion in the near future. >> so this is w...

Rachel's had a number of years in the department previously. and so they both represent the kind of quality and leadership that we want in the department. >> all right, let's zero in on that contrast. here to discuss, republican representative tom garrett jr. from virginia. congressman, good to see you. so attorney general sessions has great respect for rozenste nrodn but the president says, you know, you figure it out. where do you stand on this? >> well, i think that's a trumpian way of saying "no comment." >> yes, but he could have said he has nothing to worry about, he's doing a good job, ...

Perhaps she didn't consider order to go his white house counsel to have the special counsel fired a discussion. perhaps she was having some word play there. clearly there was a misleading of the american public here as to what was going on. in your timeline, wolf, in june you remember the president's good friend chris ruddy of newsmax, he gave julia woodriff an interview. he basically was reading this story word for word back in june explaining what the president's thinking was and what the justification in his mind was for thinking mueller had to go. >> they rejected that comment. they said i...

Justice -- >> can you just attempt? >> right. doing something proactive to impede the investigation. let's say this guy quit my golf club, fire him. >> ongoing conspiracy to obstruct is enough even if some aspects aren't successful. if he could corden it off and say every time i tried, my people stopped it, i think that would be a valid attempted defense and we'd have to see what happened. but with what happened, the comey firing, you have the ignorance defense. the chris wray, you have the attempt. and you have the things that you attempted. >> and you have him in the comey case, him telling ...

Obstruct the russia investigation. mcgahn also told white house officials that trump wouldn't follow through on the dismissal on his own. the president then backed off. so this is amazing stuff from the "new york times" tonight. the story is that the president concocted a detailed but weak case for firing robert mueller the month after mueller was appointed special counsel june of last year and he would say he had personal conflicts of interest on the basis of some not particularly strong claims about mueller as a golfer and mueller as somebody who they considered to come back to run the fbi. ...