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>> it's certainly true that lying to the public is not a crime. and putting out an inaccurate press release is not a crime. so, i don't think anyone's suggests that in and of itself you've got a case based on false statements made in a press release, but, step back. if you're a prosecutor and looking at an obstruction of justice case, you're thinking in your mind a narrative. the you're thinking literally already about what an opening argument would make, what would sound like in your own head if you gave it to a jury. and at least what i would be thinking they're thinking is that they fired j...

It does point out the devastating effect that the general impression, not the specific little items that we're addressing. that's what we do for a living. the general impression of director come kwraoes testimony was very very negative for the president. they have to get their narrative out there before the news cycle turns or this general impression will fill in, sit in with the public unrebutted. >> harris: this is an tune for mark kasowitz to step up and not just give his statement, but if he takes question, he can turn that narrative, if that's his goal. >> a good trial lawyer, which is wh...

Witness's statement "it was a dark and stormy night," as i stood by the grandfather clock, i saw in front of me a swirl of emotions. >> kind of a serious time. >> comey cannot only write, but when you read that -- >> it's incredible. >> the opening argument to a jury, a prosecutor's opening argument where he spells out a story with a beginning, a middle, and the end, that was the last time i spoke with the president. >> we have co-founder of axios, jim vandehei with us and columnist from "the washington post" david ignatius and senior political analyst for nbc and msnbc news mark halperin and ...

Something like, hey, you know, i love rachel maddow, watch her show. there's no difference. >> well, i understand as a lawyer, she's making her opening argument. and in this argument, as blame is being pointed around almost in circular fire about how you can have the white house, you can have the senate, you can have the house in control and still let this fall by the wayside. but do you think that the direct fire at speaker ryan is something that he should really be worried about, as we know there are people within the white house, such as steve bannon, who really has targets set onhe establi...