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Talks yahoo, michael writes about it and then they cite the article as confirmation of steele's original case. did the f.b.i., were they completely forthcoming with the fisa court? and the only way probably to understand that is to have the entire application released. but it will have to be redacted. there will be sources and methods of intelligence in there and it's big. these fisa applications are very thick because the standard for being able to get the ability to wiretap an cam an citizen is relatively high and provide a lot of information. >> bill: second point. >> on the second point ab...

Attorneys really are angling and negotiating for the best possible terms for an interview. not sure that it is practically possible for the president to refuse it. that would set off a long legal battle that he would probably lose. there is precedent for doing this. in 2004 president george w. bush sat down for an hour interview with patrick fitzgerald who was investigating the c.i.a. leak case. remember that one? bush was not put under oath and did have his private lawyer present so there is a precedent for this and they will probably work out some way for president trump to answer mueller's ...

Unbelievably successful. when i endorsed him in december of '16, all these people in manhattan told me i was crazy, ahead no chance, the cake is baked in hillary's favor about that but you know, every weekend, hillary was in nantucket, was in martha's vineyard, was in the hamptons, was in hollywood with the richies. and trump was giving seven speeches in ohio, pennsylvania, michigan. and i saw him really connecting with the average person. so he is not an avid reader, but he is -- has the best political instincts i've ever seen. >> he is described in this books as being post-lit rat. he doesn'...

In and an investigator would be interested in, did anybody impede the special counsel from interviews? did that stop anybody from interviewing with the council? did they tell anybody what to say when they went into an interview? did they tell the special counsel he couldn't have access to document? did they limit in -- there are stories about what's in white house saves what don mcgahn has revealed to the special counsel. did they hold back documents? there is a technical question about whether or not it's appropriate for the president to tell somebody to press the attorney general to recuse h...

That was the reason stone was there. the reason he was of interest to investigators is because he appeared to have inside knowledge of what julian assange was going to dump onto the internet based on hacks by russian intelligence. how did he get that information? that is the one question that stone didn't answer. so, you know, it kind of raises questions about the whole point of his testimony. now, this was a voluntary interview. he wasn't under subpoena, so he can't be compelled to answer the question. now the committee will have to come back and subpoena him if republicans will go along. but...