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And allow me to call it about the trump method and the mueller method? >> what struck us most was just how different they were. both sort of in temperament and goal. you have mueller, who is methodical and disciplined and leak-free, and you have the president, who is loud and blustery and defiant. and as we started doing these interviews and reporting, we also realized that they are making two very different cases. mueller's team is building, again, methodically a legal case. and the president, while he has a team of lawyers and he may need a legal defense, is building a political case and a p...

Basketball league, which a strange story. it involves a rapper like ice cube. one of the things michael avenatti has done is bring various threads together and create a garment, we don't know the shape of the garment, or i don't, but the garment is more visible. >> joyce vance, sernl certainly the special prosecutor is aware of this sworn statement in the lawsuit and the way -- what rumaihi is quoted as saying basically, is do you think mike flynn didn't take our money? that's the kind of statement made in a lawsuit like that that would attract the special prosecutor's attention. >> it would a...

Good p.r. case in the court of public opinion can help combat what is going to be a very airtight legal case, whatever he finds, by robert mueller. >> i'm going to ask you again to react to your own work in part. here's another quote from this piece you contributed to. "many trump aides and associates say they are confident the president will be exonerated, but they privately express worries that the probe may yet ensnare more figures in trump's orbit, including family members. there is particular worry about trump's eldest son, donald trump jr., and jared kushner, his son-in-law and a senior ...

Administration, and we have some of the most revealing reporting yet on special counsel robert mueller's investigation. what it's like behind the scenes on the inside and especially the toll it's taking on the president as this inquiry moves into its second year. this comes to us from the team at "the washington post." one of the writers, ashley parker, standing by to join us. she and her colleagues conducted interviews, and this is important, with 22 white house and justice department officials, witnesses, trump confidants, attorneys connected to the investigation. the post reporters write, q...

Avenue in downtown washington. they are struck first by how commonplace the setting feels, more classroom than courtroom, two witnesses said. one of special counsel robert mueller's prosecutors stands at a lectern. the jurors, diverse by age and ethnicity, are attentive and take notes. the questioning is polite yet aggressive, surprising witnesses with its precision and often accompanied by evidence including text messages and e-mails displayed on a large old-fashioned overhead projector." great detail there. with that, let's bring in our leadoff panel for a monday night. the aforementioned as...