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The truth. why would the fbi got in to discus that with him. doesn't seem to be a crime -- neil: should the president as he arrives in new york, should he be worried or celebrating about tax cut? >> i don't think he should be worried about collusion, there has not been evidence of that. there's a distraction the longer that this goes on. i've been saying for months this thing needs to be circumscribed. it doesn't involve the reason that he was appointed to begin with. neil: real quickly on some other developments, john conyers, lawyer saying he's not going anywhere. other colleagues of yours w...

Trump's campaigned, that was the reason mueller appointed, everything hey, deal with the russians and other countries. they were trying to beat back the israel resolution, we will veto it. neil: abc news dialed back the tweet actually that these conversations -- if you had the cynical view that you were trying to rig something, the election is over. >> he has 300 electoral votes and president elect and collude about the election, the timeline doesn't work. until there's any evidence of that, a lot of this stuff is really the criminalization of politics. i mean, flynn was involved in doing this...

About entitlement programs or growth? >> i think both sides need to get serious and they need to be more honest in their presentation of what this tax cut represents. there's a reason that the number one trending item all of last night was #gop tax cuts, there's a real concerns that people have been bamboozled and we have ceo's, even when diane feinstein gave senators an option to say all of the breaks you're going to give, what stockholders are going to get and pay increases and guess what, every single republican voted -- neil: corporations are fine to do this, buy their own stock and they d...

And so the executive or anchor being charged. nbc, biggest example this week with oust of matt laer. difference between what happens in corporate america and what happens with our, well, representatives of america, it is odd, is it not? >> people are frustrated. the moment an allegation comes out, the person loses their job, it can just take just a matter of hours whereas politicians they all seem to be holding on but it's also true that there is a reason why that happens and there is an efficiency in the private sector that isn't in -- in congress or in the senate and that's actually okay. th...

Our viewers of the role of rod rosenstein in this process? the relationship between him and mueller and why it's crucial here and why mueller would have had to have given him a heads up. >> well, because attorney general jeff sessions has recused himself from this investigation, brian, rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, is the person at the justice department who is overseeing this special counsel investigation. he approves the budget and he gets regular reporting on the scope. in fact he negotiates the scope. but if mueller wants to expand the scope of his investigation, he needs ro...