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Running. Thats tonights last word. The 11th hour with Brian Williams starts right now. Tonight donald trump and his new Jersey Golf Club after a wild ride of a week moving the goal posts on collusion calling for an end to the Mueller Investigation and a full on assault on the media all while his own team beats the drum warning of the russia threat. Plus new developments in the Paul Manafort case. The testimony today that compelled his wife to leave the courtroom. And after another stunning week in this presidency well ask a celebrated historian if theres anything to celebrate in the history we...

Brian Williams examines the days top political stories and current politicalcampaign news. Brian Williams examines the days top political stories and current politicalcampaign news. Thats a really good thing. Now were being hindered by the russian hoax. Its a hoax, okay . Earlier this week he wrote, quote, Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now. Bob mueller is totally conflicted and his 17 angry democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to the usa. His concern about Paul Manaforts financial crimes trial comes out in this posting. Quote, Paul Ma...

Trouble even if there are ground rules for this? >> absolutely. that kind of client, a ceo or a highly placed public official, they have those positions because they are confident and persuasive and fluent. and they tend to believe and overestimate their ability to persuade prosecutors and agents of the righteousness of their position. prosecutors and agents are generally in the business of building cases not deconstructing them, and they come to an interview with that mind-set. so it can be a very precarious situation for the president to go into an interview ground rules or no. >> so, jack, ...

So it can be a very precarious situation for the president to go into an interview ground rules or no. >> so, jack, to your ground rules point let me ask you this, let's say they agree on ground rules, we can agree on this but not this, the president starts to talk but takes them into an area that had been walled off by ground rules. that's now open. that's fair game, correct? >> that happens often just because of the dynamic of an interview especially a voluntary interview as opposed to, for example, some compelled testimony before a grand jury. either because the witness wants to say his or ...