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As it comes to following leakers and you know turning over every stone to make sure he gets the goods on anyone who might be talking to the press or to investigators. >> they should certainly be relieved to see just how extensively redacted was and how little information we have particularly on the obstruction angle. i was actually looking to see how much information we would learn on obstruction, we got very little insight into that from what was unsealed. both the judge and the fbi have kept all of that information under wraps, and that is very important when dealing with donald trump. as yo...

>> i think two potential reasons, which are very different, of why the trump lawyers might not have done anything. one, they really can let the media organizations do the work on this. the arguments in the public interest are stronger, from my perspective, as coming from the media organizations versus coming from the former president. there's also a possibility, so this is the second potential explanation, that the lawyers representing the former president are potentially implicated. in particular, on the obstruction angle that the justice department is looking at. if they've been involved as ...

Tonight, he said after spending $40 million reviewing 1.4 million pages of documents and interviewing 500 people with total support of the white house the mueller report was a big disappointment to the democrats so they want a do over. it doesn't work that way. so bad for our country. do they risk having this backfire on them since it looks like they are redoing the one report they said they would trust which was the mueller report. >> they are doing what congress has always done, republican, democrat, or the past. there is always an executive branch internal investigation, there is always rev...

I want to read one of his latest weeks. he says after spending $40 million reviewing 1.4 million pages of documents and interviewing 500 people within the total support of the white house, the mueller report was a big disappointment to the democrats, so they want a do over. if it doesn't work that way, so bad for our country. bradley, to the rest, having us backfire if it looks like they are redoing the one report they said they were trust, which was the mueller report? >> no, they're doing exactly what congress has always done, republican or democrat in the past. whether it's whitewater, wate...

There's the obstruction angle. there's donald trump's taxes potentially, what they may hold. michael cohen accused him of committing a felony while he was president of the united states. that's a lot more than they had with nixon. >> i think there's the political reason and the substantive sort of commonsense reason. the political reason, they're coming off a midterm where they had a wave in the house. they won the popular vote by a lot. they see a president who already has very poor approval ratings. they think they're well-positioned going into the 2020 election and know that the consequence...