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But robert mueller keeps on plugging along. most of his work remains out of public view. all these spats we see between different members and going on television and taking shots on each other and acting unilaterally, none of that has anything to do with mueller. he is plugging along, and we have to wait for the next shoe to drop out of his office, which could be really another week now, a bombshell indictment. we just don't know. we'll have to wait. >> matthew, it's been a year since we first laid our eyes on this dossier and in our newsroom, anywhere where people were reading it, in a group ...

But robert mueller keeps on plugging along. most of his work remains out of public view. these spats and going on television and taking shots at each other and acting unilaterally, none of that has to do with mueller. he is plugging along and we just all have to wait for the next shoe to drop from his office which could be, really, any week now, another bombshell indictment. we just don't know. we'll have to wait. >> matthew, it's been a year since we first laid eyes on this dossier, and people were reading it individually. in a group setting, though, you could hear people audibly reacting whe...

>> it's definitely crazy to spend $22 million to research ufos. pilots are always going to see things that they can't identify and we should probably look into them. but as to identify them as ufos, to target ufos to research, that is not the priority we have as a national security matter right now. >> but pilots like fraver, who says he saw something, see merits in the program. >> if it is real, and i think it's real, because i saw it, what if there's more of these and what if we do nothing? >> just a short time ago, senator reid responded to cnn, saying he's, quote, proud of this program and...

What's the political advantage today ton in terms of doing that? >> it's hard to see except if you don't feel like choosing and it's a tough choice. you can say i'm not going to offend anybody. i'm going to let everyone in who wants to get in and they can sort it out. that's the logic. dayton is at the end of his career not running for reelection. he's 70 years old. i don't know the long-term future. there is a hold notion of hey, it's best for democracy to have an open primary, maybe that's what is on his mind here as well. also, could enter into this, his lieutenant governor was his chief of...

Mark dayton, somebody behind the scenes recently coming out into more public view. he see as capstone to her public career here, too. sometimes those factor into it. if he does do this, this is very rare. a governor who has an opportunity to make an appointment to serve a year and chooses the open primary, you got to go back to 1992 to find a governor that chose the open primary in tennessee and a democrat and the seat ended up in republican hands. >> there is so much attention on terms of how that will affect the power in the senate and dayton's decision may affect it and he's making that dec...