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Committed crimes, in public, even though there was a recording that said he should go to jail behind closed doors, she didn't want to do that. >> kudos to manu for pressing and pressing. she was even physically turning away. she did not want to answer those questions. but they're the critical questions, right? and he asked her, did you say you want to see the president in jail? she said what happens in our caucus meetings behind closed doors stays behind closed doors. i thought it was notable, as you bring up the hypothetical that he asked her, which is if a majority of americans do come to fa...

Be an abuse of power? absolutely. i think this falls within the theme that we've seen a lot in this administration which is just because you have the power to do something doesn't mean that you can do it correctly. so whether it's firing employees, whether it's issuing pardons, or whether it's ordering a security clearance, if you're doing something with a corrupt intent, you lose your absolute ability to do it. i think it could absolutely be an abuse of power if the normal process was somehow subverted or tainted. >> where is the corrupt intent? >> i think we don't know yet. that's what needs...

And hope something sticks. they will though every wild conspiracy theory possible. they don't admit they lied for two years as the hate trump media lied for 2 years. they won't retract or apologize or correct the record. that's never going to happen. just move on to the next highing narrative and the next conspiracy theory. democrats investigation into building trump tower in moscow. it never happened and the president's lawful decision to fire james comey and even comey admitted the president has every right to do for any reason or no reason. aren't the democrats telling us we need to accept ...

Want to bring rungss horussians welcome a prisoner exchange and said it completely unprompted. >> makes you question whose interests he's for? his client or the russians? >> seems he's being used by the sfb as a mouthpiece and said he thinks the fsb was monitoring whelan's communications from the moment he first stepped into russia however long ago and does not seem sympathetic to his client. going through the regular process and russians said they would let that process play out. at the end of all of this what they want to see is some kind of exchange. >> katie, talk a little about a possible...

Can't be corrupted. can't be swayed or pulled off course by tweets or loudness or constant hammering. robert mueller is that person. >> in many ways the antithesis of each other. if mueller didn't exist something like him would have to be invented to lead in effort. >> if you went to a lab and tried to create opposite organism. you would create trump in one lab and mueller in another. they have nothing in common. perhaps their gender. the mueller probe this year has loomed larger over donald trump. it scares him more. >> the president watched this process play out. but also wants to see it com...