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>> why would it happen soon. >> trump -- he -- >> if mooler subpoenas him and it goes to the supreme court it's not really up to him. it will take months to play out but i don't think it could take until next year. >> it's may now. >> court goes out of session in june. >> one of the thing that benjamin wittist pointed to out. mueller would slow down his investigation. and trump would have to testify right in the middle of the mid terms. most american voters are not part of republican base. they i think would be really alarmed at the prospect of a president -- >> no but when office midterm if h...

Using instability as a bargaining chip in the talks in order to get immediate sanctions relief, a faulty strategy says samantha powers. >> they have to do things big things in order to satisfy the terms of the deal before you can see that these nuclear sanctions are lifted. >> reporter: u.s. navy vessels will no longer escort u.s. and british flag vessels going through the strait of hormuz. and speaking of that cargo vessel likely to be released in the next couple of days after it pays a fine, according to the iranians. >> kevin corke, live on the north lawn thank you. the first house speake...

Back to -- they can head on back to the great lonestar state and put their name on some ballot. >> sarah palin there, not tina fey, the real sarah palin, taking a dig at republican political guru karl rove, the man george w. bush called the architect. shot back today saying, quote, if i did run for office and win, i would serve out my term and i wouldn't leave office midterm. palin, of course, resigned from office two years into her four-year term as governor of alaska. more on the top stories after the break, including a guilty verdict in the steubenville ohio teenage rape trial, but more c...

January of last year after serving at the secretary of state and before that at a state senator. no newcomer. politically or otherwise, she's lived in arizona the past 40 years. and she took somewhat an unlikely road to the governor's mansion. back if 2002, actually voted in as arizona's secretary of state, re-elected in 2006, and then assumed the governor's office midterm utilizing her 28 years of public service experience. as for the personal side of ms. brewer, she's 65 years of age, married, two kids. two sons. >> and, of course, arizona's new law is drawing its fair share of attention wit...