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Temper expectations, there's a larger conversation in terms of how this reverberates and the impact. the impact may not be in a court of law. this is going to help frame the narrative around january 6th in a way that will reverberate in political spaces as well. don't forget, he's obviously running for president, and so how this is characterized and him being enrique tarrio and the oath keepers and proud boys being convicted in this way, basically does not do well for the narrative that donald trump wants to advance as a candidate. it may not end up being a court of law that he gets his penanc...

Narrative issue the story is forgotten quickly, that is remember journalistic injustice. >> carley: joe, thank you for joining us this morning on the two very important topics. happy friday. >> joe: have a great weekend and try to stay warm, it ain't going to be pretty. i'm sure janice will tell us about it. i have to get away. >> carley: perfect segue, janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. hi, janice. >> janice: good morning, good morning and joe is on speed dial. i will always give him a forecast. take a look, we have cold weather as far south as florida this weekend and texas, ...

A thing that's out there right now today. >> i guess everyone is out there discussing every single possibility that could exist. you give me a perfect segue into the question i was going to ask kim is if this negates and nullifies the attorney-client privilege would mueller want to drag trump's attorneys or manafort's attorneys in front of a grand jury to find out what they said? would it benefit him or only cause more problems? >> i think there would probably be a litigation around whether this would be a waiver of the attorney-client privilege. the reason attorneys for one person can talk to...

They allegedly had a decade ago. this would be totally out of character for michael cohen to do. and of course this also speaks to whether or not what michael cohen did was legal or ethical. i mean, keeping -- if what they're saying is true, that he kept this entire thing from the president, could cohen be disbarred for that? legal experts i've spoken to have said, yes, he could. >> and honestly, that's a perfect segue, it's as if you were reading the questions we prepared. what i want to get to, how in the world could a guy who works with trump, michael cohen, his fixer, not talk to him about...

Significance of that could be? >> that's another one. we know that after james comey testified and revealed the scope of the fbi investigation there was some pressure applied by the president to try to get dan coats, the director of national intelligence to try to put some pressure on comey to slow down that investigation or maybe limited scope. this was the first we heard where they said what did you think and what did you do when you learned that the special counsel was going to talk to your top intelligence officials. now, it's possible, of course, that's just an open ended question. bob mu...