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Earlier on this network, the man who wrote the special counsel regs explained what he believes mueller is still focusing on. >> even if the president has a right to generally fire people, he can't do it for a corrupt motive. so i suspect that's what mueller is really looking at on the obstruction piece. and you're right to say there is this whole other kind of counter of intelligence, sometimes president trump calls it collusion, but this whole idea where people in the trump campaign conspireing with the russians, and there the investigation's already borne a lot of fruit. i mean, manafort, th...

Intelligence, sometimes president trump calls it collusion, but this whole idea where people in the trump campaign conspiring with the russians, and there the investigation's already borne a lot of fruit. i mean, manafort, the president's numero uno campaign official, in michael flynn, the president's national security adviser, his top person, and many others. >> in the meantime, speaker pelosi's shall we say carefully delivered comments about her aversion to impeachment continue to reverberate throughout the capitol. today a number of lawmakers from both sides of the aisle were in agreement. ...

It on fire, whatever. it's your absolute right, it's your property. be if you know the feds have a warrant to come seize it, and you go and burn it right before they, you know, knock on the door, that's obviously obstruction of justice. and similarly here, even if the president has a right to generally fire people, he can't do it for a corrupt motive. so i suspect that's what mueller is really looking at on the obstruction piece. and then you're right to say there's this whole other kind of counterintelligence and sometimes president trump calls it collusion, but this whole idea where people i...

Closest friends who ran that crooked bank. yet he still calls it collusion. because of the witch hunt. if that's a witch hunt, what is this? >> harris: no one is arguing that. that's why use it as an example. >> melissa: you see these examples going back and forth, and everybody makes a point that in the end it didn't work out well for republicans. when i'm listening to the sound bites from the show, when he says there is tons of evidence of collusion and anyone who says there isn't hasn't been paying attention, they didn't fall off and say what. that would have been such a great question. >> ...

>> harris: i will ask the indulgence of the couch and then i will pass the baton. what is the goal here? it seems like the goalpost is moving. have we shifted from was the rush of coordination or as some call it collusion to can we get the president in on anything including his finances and with that make it a witch hunt? >> richard: they would say they're carrying on a constitutional duty of oversight. think about what we knew in 2017 at 2018 when the republicans controlled the house about manafort, gates pleaded guilty, flynn pled guilty. we knew about stormy daniels. we know about any numbe...