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And this is the pattern we see with the approach through the professor to papadopoulos, then the approach to the foreign ministry, then the approach to the meeting at trump tower, and you see that they're getting the message effectively back from the trump campaign, yes, we are receptive to this, in fact, the president's -- the president, himself, as candidate says quite publicly that he wants the russians to help by hacking and you see the russians come through. now, whether there is sufficient proof of conspiracy beyond a reasonable doubt involving the trump campaign, bob mueller is in the b...

Now, whether there is sufficient proof of conspiracy beyond a reasonable doubt involving the trump campaign, bob mueller is in the best position to know, what i can see are different pieces of this puzzle. but what i can see also has missing pieces. i don't know, for example, who papadopoulos talked to about the russian approach. we were going to bring in john mashburn, one of the policy advisers for the trump campaign this week. he'd agreed to come in, but as soon as we informed the majority he was going to come testify, the majority intervened to tell him not to come. the majority doesn't wa...

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Nope, he said, the deal does not prevent them from doing anything. as for speaker ryan, quote. as previously responded, the speaker's only message was that it needed to reply with oversight requests and no terms set. paul ryan is saying, sorry justice department, he seeded with them again. under the deal, the justice department struck with nunez, that is the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam shift, access to the underlying materials used by the majority to produce the talking points memo was limited to shift and appropriate staff. the majority doesn't dispute this. mak...

Power is included. there is such a body of law that has grown up about conflict of interest, i don't think that supreme court would apply that to a case where a person was so blantantly misusing the pardon power. >> under article 3, seconds 3 of the u.s. constitution, the president has to abide by and execute faithfully, the laws of the united states. that doesn't mean he can go out there and use them for his own purposes to evade the law and put himself above the law. i think that there would be a strong argument any that such pardon would not be enforceable. we have never had this happen bef...