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And also what happened during the comey takedown. that's an obstruction issue. i suspect they've interviewed him already and have what they need. >> it's one thing to interview a sitting attorney general. it's another thing to interview a guy who's just been fired. he might be willing to open up. >> it's not team toobin. it's the team journalists over there -- >> jeffrey, suzann makes an interesting point. it's one thing to be interviewed as a sitting attorney general. it's another to be interviewed as a fired attorney general. >> he is even more free to tell mueller what happened and what he ...

The dog. he said, he wasn't do anything to the dog, but he was concerned randy was not taking proper care of the dog. >> what could mueller charge stone with and would it be pressure on stone to cooperate? >> the legal issue here, as you know, we are waiting to see if mueller's team brings charges against randy stone and it is possible they could bring something related to collusion if they can pin down he had some kind of contact with wikileaks, that he shared information with trump's inner circles. but when you look at the messages, the question is whether there was any kind of obstruction i...

Anything, it's to have a quick trigger on false statement issues. and has charged several people with them for things that maybe they wouldn't have charged for. so the president is not someone who's obsessed with the facts and if you're going to go before bob mueller, you better be obsesseded with the facts. >> not obsessed with the fact and he's watched almost everyone that has come into robert mueller's net be charged and ultimately plead guilty and cooperate. >> it's interesting, when i was looking at the interview, he always talks about no collusion. he never talks about obstruction. >> he...

Finally bob mueller handed them a bunch of questions because you can't claim executive privilege preinauguration. the lawyers are busy writing these responses like a tame home test they are doing for the president using documents submitted to bob mueller. the big question is, what are they going to do about obstruction and the question that comes after he became president? >> does this mean there is no way the president is going to sit for a face-to-face interview? >> not at all. in this arrangement, the special counsel reserved the right to go back and ask more questions and they are doing it...

Written answers on questions about campaign collusion with russia. back with our own team on this. so "the new york times" report was the original one who reported that mueller is going to accept written questions as part of their investigation for russian interference, but not written questions about obstruction of justice. is that right? >> he didn't say -- from what we know is he didn't say anything on obstruction. so that is still a question out there. and, look, while the president's lawyers do not want the president to testify in any way, shape or form, some of this is obviously good new...