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Is so wrapped up in this, so abusively biased, and he's so desperate, he doesn't understand simple fundamentals of the law that he should know for example that the president has the right to ask for investigations and stopping investigations. >> or prosecutions, or not to prosecutor. prosecute. a historical example is president andrew johnson after the war dismissing indictments against robert e. lee and other confederate generals for treason. the president was authorized to do that. now mueller wants to criminalize a conversation where he's scolded for using the wrong regulation to recuse him...

Influence the election campaign? now it seems to be looking at whether the russians, weather the united arab emirates, saudi arabia, was seeking to improperly influence the trump administration. how do you look at that? you look at the flow of money. now mueller is looking if people linked to foreign governments donated to his campaign. there are people who donated $250,000 to the inaugural. apparently that is now a subject of the mueller investigation. >> the flip side to be fair, guy, is it's not as if the inaugural fund is a personal spending machine of the trumps. it's not like they could ...

District judge he said mr. mueller, where did you get the authority to indict paul manafort on something that went back to 2005? then there was another u.s. district judge by the name of dabney who denied a prosecutor to put off a schedule arrangement for wednesday and that's the case -- remember when mueller's team indicted about a dozen russians and three different companies for the russian bot farm in the government figured well, none of those people are going to show up for court. let's go ahead and sue them. well, three of them or rather two attorneys representing one of the three compani...

Is unlike anything anyone can imagine. i was able to spend time with him if brooklyn during the presidential debate. with sanders and clinton. and he's an interesting human being to say the least. however, what we will figure out throughout the process is that not only has he commit td wire fraud. and committed mail fraud. committed crimes in violation of the federal election commission. but he has serious issues. and has information that maybe implicate the president of the yoits in various criminal activity. that's a big thing. what happened when he was raided is that now we're turning the p...

For crimes over a five year period. even though he wasn't charged. you're going to going to see trumps wills move. >> first of all the pardon power is broad. it is constitutional. it's well within his right to do it. i do tend to agree it will be bad idea and a bad day for the country if we see mass firings at the department of justice. or mass pardons. >> you might see some of that. >> the point i want to make. it strikes me now that it appears the president's team according to to the reporting decided not to have him interview with mueller. now we're seeing the possibility that reports from ...