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We can name one after another, but i won't do that. because i don't want to be controversial. we want no controversy. >> this is so unnecessary from nikki haley, the former u.n. ambassador, south carolina governor, a woman with a future in republican politics. what do we make of that? >> that is really noteworthy, i think, because we've either seen republicans queue closely to the president and act like lackeys or seen them make breaks and write tell-all books or break with him completely like rex tillerson or john kelly who really hasn't said anything but we know they didn't leave on great te...

Very much. and obviously, when it comes to subpoena, it's a crucial question. because we're -- we've now been reporting that mueller wants to talk to the president, still in person, right? follow up on those written responses and the president's team, rudy giuliani saying, over my dead body, hit me with a subpoena, we'll fight it. this is a very crucial and pertinent question. outfront now, harry sanzik and james trusty. harry, barr was, we just heard some of those, right, very vague on some really crucial, central issues to the mueller probe. why? >> i think he was trying to navigate this mid...

Like so high from the altitude. >> anthony: morning in bhutan's capital, a kingdom that has existed contentedly in a state of self-imposed isolation for centuries. >> anthony: some form of buddhism is very much, "this life does not matter at all. it's about the next." now the other extreme -- "it's all about today, right now." the form of buddhism practiced here is the middle path. >> dasho: middle path. mahayan tantric buddhism. >> anthony: buddhists consider the next life. >> dasho: yes.

Have been looking into whether or not paul manafort was trying to exchange a quid pro quo for that loan in exchange for making calk secretary of the army. so looking into that loan, and the potential quid pro quo. we just heard a little bit about that earlier in the week. it's been a dangling thing we haven't got a lot of answers to yet. i think the jury will want to hear more about that. as we move forward and tie up loose ends on the financial crimes of paul manafort. >> you've gotten your work cut out for you today. a former u.s. attorney who has appeared before judge ellis in the past. chu...

Defense. >> in this case it did. i've seen it go both ways. i've seen him, you know, sort of take out his bad day on defense counsel, on prosecutors, on whoever happens to be standing in front of him at the time. so i am a little bit troubled because i think if there's too much on one side it can tilt that scale of justice, and i sure as heck hope that doesn't happen here. but i've seen him give it to both sides. again, there's a middle path. you can call counsel to the bench if you're confused about something they're doing or angry with them for something that they're doing. it doesn't have t...