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>> of course we'll work cooperatively with the investigations. and then over an hour later, he was allowed to say this without objection from any reporter. >> if were you to get a subpoena for whatever reason, what would you do? >> i'm not going to speculate on that. next. >> if christie does not comply with any and every subpoena in this case, he is not cooperating with investigator. he's not trying to help them find the truth. his answer to if you get a subpoena what would you do should be of course, i will cooperate with all investigators in every way including complying with any and all su...

You wrote last month. >> there is no bridgegate. christie will not be harmed by this nationally. in your op-ed for tomorrow's papers, you say i have been slow on the uptake, refusing to believe the governor's office would involve themselves in something so petty and down right stupid. i was wrong but my portion was small compared to christie's. >> did you think they wouldn't think they would get involved because you know them? >> i think i have a sense of who the governor is based on my own back and forth with him we've argued and we've agreed. i think i get a different kind of interaction wit...

You do? >> i'm not going to speculate on that. >> joining me now is attorney ari melber and john stan deans, the chief investigative reporter for wnbc new york. there's a lot of buzz among national pundits today about, well, you know, there's no real crime here. i mean, it's just a traffic thing. in fact, you've looked into some statutes, federal statute controlling interstate highways and so forth. it seems there is possible criminal liability in this situation. >> very early to tell. a lot of federal officials who we spoke with and defense lawyers that practice in the federal bar here in new...

Back and forth with him we've argued and we've agreed. i think i get a different kind of interaction with a governor that a reporter in a news conference. as an editorial page newspaper. there's no logical reason for what happened with the bridge. even if you want to be nasty, vindictive, shutting down a bridge is not going to tick off people against the mayor of the town. it's going to take off people against whoever controls the bridge. and if the governor of new jersey and the governor of new york control the bridge, i don't think, you know, there's any logic into it. so i think you have to...

For whatever reason, what would you do? >> i'm not going to speculate on that. >> joining me now is attorney ari melber and john stan deans, the chief investigative reporter for wnbc new york. there's a lot of buzz among national pundits today about, well, you know, there's no real crime here. i mean, it's just a traffic thing. in fact, you've looked into some statutes, federal statute controlling interstate highways and so forth. it seems there is possible criminal liability in this situation. >> very early to tell. a lot of federal officials who we spoke with and defense lawyers that practic...