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Awkwardly. the president didn't ask for an introduction. and then they went in and continued their conversation. but just to get a window into moving in day was really fascinating. >> you can't make this stuff up. our thanks to our front four tonight. donna, brian, nelson, greatly appreciate your help telling this story on a friday night. coming up, budget director nick mulvaney replacing chief of staff john kelly. how does he really feel about the boss? well, a piece of video on that topic has been unearthed. we'll play it for you after the break.

The blow to his wife of the affair he had undertaken. very different with trump, who first finds out about the allegations in 2011 and it's not until two weeks before the election that he pays the hush money and to the accounts of both giuliani and cohen and common sense, there's a direct link between the payments and trying to keep the truth from coming out in order to affect the election. so they will try to invoke the edwards case to show it's not a crime but it's only -- the factual differences are pronounced, and they cut very strongly against the president's efforts here. >> nelson, i ha...

Wasn't a biggie. there are lots of crimes, so what, who cares? the former is a weak legal argument, and the latter a dangerous one. with that, let's bring in our front four, or lead-off panel for a busy friday night. donna edwards representing the great state of maryland. brian bennett, senior white house correspondent for "time" magazine. deputy assistant attorney general under president clinton, and nelson cunningham, alumni of the clinton administration where he served as general counsel at the white house office of administration. good evening, and welcome to you all. harry, i'm just a lay...

Now trump and his acolytes have pointed to an earlier case involving former senator john edwardsed to arguing that what trump did wasn't a crime and they say even if it was a crime, it wasn't a biggie. there are lots of crimes, so what, who cares? the former is a weak legal argument, and the latter a dangerous one. with that, let's bring in our front four, or lead-off panel for a busy friday night. donna edwards representing the great state of maryland. brian bennett, senior white house correspondent for "time" magazine. harry litman, former deputy assistant attorney general under president cl...

New york running around and arresting people, your former boss was one rudy giuliani. i'm going to read you what he wrote today on twitter. the fbi 302s, basically transcripts of interviews with general flynn show comey and strock were not searching for the truth but setting a perjury trap for flynn which included not refreshing his recollection and filing a false statement charge when the fbi thought it wasn't. again, nelson, i would never ask you to take a swing at your former boss, but what is he talking about there? >> it's really hard to see. remember, flynn did not lie about this for the...