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I would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress. >> and then today it got even more interesting when the justice department sent mueller a letter, reminding the now former doj employee that there are limits to what he talks about on wednesday. quote, testimony must remain within the boundaries of your public report because matters within the scope of your investigation were covered by executive privilege, including information protected by law enforcement, deliberative process, attorney work product and presidential communications privilege...

>> politico is reporting robert mueller has been preparing extensively for the hearings. if he didn't, it would be the first time in his life he was not prepared and that he's relied on veteran washington attorney jonathan yarowsky. yarowsky is a partner at wilmer hale. that's a law firm where mueller once practiced law. also spshl special counsel to the clinton white house. he was also general counsel to the house judiciary committee. starting in 1989 always as a justice official. there are 19 questions congress will be asking him and how. one goes to the heart of trump's actions, and we quot...

Summed up by "the washington post" headline that reads, "u.n. human rights chief deeply shocked by migrant detention centres in texas." or by the reporting over the weekend in "the new york times," "the outbreak of scabies, shingles, chicken pox were spreading among the hundreds of dealts being held in cramped cells. the stench of the children's dirty clothing was so strong it spread to the agents' own clothing. people in town would scrunch their noses when they left work. the children cried constantly." the administration is responding to all of this. just this week on abc the acting homeland...

Subject to much of the vetting process for secretary acosta during the nomination procedure, during the transition before he was given the secretary of labor post. it is something we know this president, his instinct is to give the benefit of the doubt to powerful men when accused of things and sometimes that can be issues of the me, too movement and support roger ailes and roy moore, the senate candidate of alabama who was accused of interactions with underaged women, kwouyoung girls which be resemblance to what we're seeing here. it lead as couple different threats. one, the president himsel...

>> that's right. in different worlds, not just politics, business and real estate. in terms of the current president, according to our reporting, this matter wasn't subject to much of the vetting process for secretary acosta during the nomination procedure, during the transition before he was given the secretary of labor post. it is something we know this president, his instinct is to give the benefit of the doubt to powerful men when accused of things and sometimes that can be issues of the me, too movement and support roger ailes and roy moore, the senate candidate of alabama who was accused...