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What do you think? >> if he's going to go in and behave like a president protecting national security, go in and seek to hold vladimir putin accountable for the actions described in the indictment, it very much is appropriate for him to go forward with the meeting. there aren't indications that's what he's going to do. that would require 180-degree turn on his part. before he's always made excuses for vladimir putin and only grudgingly acknowledged, usually under pressure that's what happened. if you look at the response from the white house today, the initial response to the unsealing of the ...

Wikileaks, organization one. there is more we could know about that. one thing that's key here and this is true of the indictments of the internet research agency in which there is a snippet of an e-mail that one of the people indicted sent to family members saying, long day at work, i'm destroying stuff so the fbi can't find it. we get glimpses into the breadth of access probably american counter intelligence and the special prosecutor's office has into the communications of the conspirators in this conspiracy. it was a conspiracy. one imagines there is more where that came from. who knew wha...

There was an effort to get into the private information of attorneys general to try and get information on voter rolls. they do say there is no evidence that there was anything successfully changed during the election. but they do lay out that this was an effort. >> right. another thing we learned today is the russians actually received information on thousands and thousands of american voters. those are american voters whose personal information, their names and voter registration info is now in the hands of russian intelligence officers. that's something people find to be deeply disturbing. ...

It is not laid out in the indictment. it isn't just computer forensics but a massive intelligence gathering effort that includes intercepts by the national security agency, potentially human sources. there's been reporting that, for example, the netherlands was able to hack into the cameras -- security cameras and the web cams of one of the russian hacking groups and fed that information to the united states intelligence agency. so we were all up in their stuff. this is an example. we have laid out how much we know about this operation. often, the u.s. government is reluctant to do this. there...

Stage releases of the stolen documents to interfere with the 2016 u.s. presidential election. chuck rosenberg, what is robert mueller doing with the indictments and he's not talking at all. then we hear big news from him once in a while. only in the form of court documents. >> that's exactly the way real prosecutors and real agents do their work. once we retire from that line of work, we talk about it on televisi television. when we are engaged in that line of work we do it in a courtroom. that's what i expect from bob mueller. what's he doing here? a couple of things. one, he's holding accoun...