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Watergate case, all of the information that the watergate committee gathered, wanda being brought to our office. we didn't bring information to their office. so, this is not unusual, it is not unusual to have two parallel investigations that have different objectives. as you have here. so that is a tension that is going to exist, while in the watergate situation, the tension was exasperated by the fact of the committee there actually provided immunity grant to certain people. hair, the committee has not immunized anybody. basically it has left it to the department of justice to do that. so i t...

Then sk squelched. is there reason to believe that he as the cfo of the trump organization will be queried about that? is it just about these payments? >> that's why this is particularly interesting because if it is about cohen and if it is about the payments, that doesn't make a lot of sense because cohen's already been got. cohen's already pleaded guilty. he's no longer really of interest in terms of securing a conviction for the government. so why move on to weisselberg? it can only mean to give that grant of immunity that the information he has is so valuable it logically extends beyond pa...

Testimony. >> sandra: what do you think him showing up -- what does this hinge on really? that was 11 hours behind closed doors that he answered questions, but according to some members of congress, he didn't really answer a lot of the questions that they had. but he and his lawyer say turn over the transcripts from that day, from those 11 hours. if they do that, does he then show up? >> it doesn't sound like it. it sounds like this is a calculated move to force a subpoena, but the only reason you do that is in the hope that it could end up being elevated to some type of immunity grant, which ...

The entire time. but our understanding was, and, again, we have to put his anger into perspective. he's certainly been more upset over other things. on the morning when those indictments came down, the president stayed up in the residence longer than usual. his aides were kind of worried when he didn't show up to work or come down to the oval. again, as jeremy said, the reason he was frustrated is because he believes he's done absolutely nothing wrong so he doesn't understand why he feels like he keeps on unfairly getting dragged into this russia investigation in the media and with muler. >> a...

Say if he would get immunity. so i don't think anyone is going to be flim-flamed here about the immunity grant. it is also important to remember there is a story out tonight also about moneylaundering in this investigation. that's a second front. follow the money, an old watergate phrase. that's coming back tire, that is part of devlin's reporting tonight, which we're going to get to. devlin, your report is so full. we cannot cover it in one segment. we're going to be coming some of the other elements of it later in the program. devlin barrett, ron klain, richard paintehank you all for joining...