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Our country, so we see these policies discussed. people say there's no way he's going to go forward with that then he goes forward with it, whether it was the travel ban, whether it was the wall across -- along the border or in this case, you know, a tariff policy thereat a lot that a lot people inside his own administration doesn't believe there's one that makes any sense. >> ali, will we ever see in your considered judgment these tariffs? >> look at the stock market response today, down 300 points, that's smaller than it would have been if investors believed it would happen. some investors b...

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Every attorney general, they're appointed by the president and they're subject to, you know, serve at the pleasure of the president. so he's not the first attorney general to march in step with the president. >> do you concur with this argument just in the last couple of days that mr. mueller is, perhaps, a man out of time and adheres to a set ofognized by td had mueller spoken first, how would the world have changed? >> i don't know that it would have changed. you know, to me, bob mueller represents the best of the tradition of the rule of law. someone who understands that the prosecutor spea...

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Those are the three criteria and going to be hugely important along with an overwhelming question you identified, so important, ali, of the chief justice and his concern about institutional legitimacy. >> jeffrey rosen, my pleasure to see you tonight. thank qulu fyou for quoijoining. that is tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts right now. tonight, donald trump on the defensive getting still more cover from his attorney general as his justice department defies a court order concerning contact with the russians. plus, as democrats debate their next move, a look a...

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Department guidance, and, you know, barr accepts that the justice department -- to be clear for your viewers, a sitting president can't be indicted, right. so if a sitting president couldn't be indicted and mueller didn't make a finding as to the president's criminality, necessarily, the body that would have to adjudicate that would be congress. right? so if -- because assuming that barr accepts the validity of the guidance that his own department put out. you know, it's confusing but he's created a bit of a muddle here and he should have just sent it to congress. that is the body that can adj...

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Those conversations took place december 2016 during the transition. earlier this month, a federal judge ordered the justice department to make public various materials related to that case. that included transcripts of any audio recordings of flynn including his conversations with kislyak. today, the justice department defied part of that order and refused to hand over flynn's discussion with kislyak. the russian ambassador. prosecutors also failed to release a redacted version of sections of the mueller report related to flynn that the same judge had ordered be made public. justice department...