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Officer in washington, d.c. he passed it off to me because he became chief of homicide. when i looked in those investigative boxes, i thought i knew how to investigate a case. i was a prosecutor for about ten years at that point in time, and this was investigative genius. he literally started with the defendant's birth certificate and investigated everything moving forward, probably learning things about the defendant that he had forgotten about himself. bob mueller is thorough personified. >> and i think the greatest testament to that is the fact that we got the notification today that no maj...

Actively working in the government at the time, and again, i think everyone on the panel knows the kind of scrutiny that would go into a decision to indict somebody who's actively at the highest levels of government, and i think, you know, the likelihood is that both gentlemen here agreed that that was not the case, that there should be indictments at this point in time. >> one other sort of loose thread i'm thinking about, and again, as someone who ran the u.s. attorney's office at one point in your life, cooperation agreement. so michael flynn has a cooperation agreement, and i think a lot o...

Happening relatively quickly that could either be very exculpatory with respect to the president. we found no evidence that the president engaged in any coordination with the russians, right, or could be completely devastating with respect to the president. the other end of the spectrum is we found the president obstructed justice serially and we're not bringing a case against him because doj policy bars indictment of the president of the united states. so you can imagine the principal findings being very dramatic in one direction or another, and i'm not sure why those wouldn't caught out rela...

It might be a regurgitation of a lot of what we've already said. they'll also have to look at deckly nation decisions, why they decided not to prosecute people. i want to see how far bill barr goes. it's all what's next? what comes next when he gets into other pieces. they should be able to go further than you normally would at the justice department, which does not typically talk about people who are just doing wrongful behavior but not indicted. in this case he says he's going to go far enough with what's in the public interest. >> right. >> something neal said last night, he talked in the c...

Transparency and wanted to provide as much information as possible. it's something the president hinted at a couple of days ago. i think the signs are all very positive. >> let me ask you this. will it be the case they'll get to see the whole thing or in a legal sense officially does he control access to the report unilaterally? >> i think one way or the other, members of congress and ultimately the american public are going to see almost everything. there could be some dedakzs for classified source and methods and if there's some intimate private conduct, i could see that. the touchstone here...