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You review the entire transcript, it is very clear as to what happened and i'm not going to give you information on how we provided it, but in our professional discussions with the office of special counsel, we have addressed that on multiple occasions appropriately. and the evidence, when you look at the entire evidence, you don't see it. and by the way, i'm not faulting anybody to run a clip on this. but to turp it into a federal case, we don't think it's right. we don't think it's constitutional, and we think the entire transcript without question supports the president realized it when he ...

Oath. so it's under the penalty of perjury for all the parties that are witnesses. and i think then in that case that's the way to do this. i think it needs to be fair. again, whether it should be monday or wednesday or whatever the period of time is, look, the supreme court starts its term, what is it, first monday in october, this year it's october 1st. will brett kavanaugh be confirmed by then or not, i don't know. again, because that's not my job here. my job -- i'm looking at this as an observer. i am not giving advice on this obviously. it's not my role. but i think, look, again, needs t...

Whether or not monday's highly anticipated hearing with judge kavanaugh and dr. ford, his accuser, happens at all, one thing we know. this is a critical moment in history. what will unfold will have an impact on the shape of our highest court and the state of the nation in decades to come. john dean, president nixon's white house counsel, no stranger to such consequential moments. counselor, a pleasure. >> thank you. >> let's tick through some of the issues here. the fbi can't do this. it's not a criminal prosecution. it's not in their jurisdiction. they don't want to do it, the president says...

Was when he was allowed to go home. he's under house arrest. he can't leave. we took the case once he was incarcerated. we thought it would be a short term. they would basically extradite him out or throw him out of the country and they didn't. >> the trials there are so political that the concern is if they allow the trial to end and you get a sentence, then it becomes much more entrenched. >> when we say the trial is ten days, two weeks, he's on day four of his trial. that will be october 12. you know when the first day of the trial was? in march. so they use that as a holding. i appreciate ...

Fair here. i don't get to determine the policy and process that the white house engages in. that's not my job. my job is to look at -- and the reason we're talking about this tonight, look, a serious allegation has been raised. it needs to be handled appropriately. i go to the constitution and say let's look at the way the process could work out. i don't think anybody disagrees with that. the question you're asking is what should the fbi do or not do. let's look at that process, too. number one, i think you acknowledged this the other night. the fbi is not in this particular case looking at a ...