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When he was asked why he fired comey, the russia thing! like this, he said it in public and in open, he doesn't have the intelligence to control himself. jim, why would those lawyers tell their client not to do it? because of the danger they'd cross the line. obstruction and witness intimidation are not complicated. does the president intend to interfere with this investigation to benefit himself? you bet he does, and these tweets, just like when he said paul manafort's pardon, i'm not taking it off the table -- he is interfering with this investigation. it's a substantial evidence of obstruct...

Witness that he somehow or another notified the president of something that went on with wikileaks. and roger knows that he never did that. so, he will not state that if he's asked. he's not going to be the source of that kind of information, because being that source would mean that he's lying -- >> but nobody's asking him to lie. >> like jerry corsi was asked to lie. >> there is an assumption that people are asking him to say some things that are untrue. who's asking him to do is that? who asked cohen to do that? >> those of us in the jackpot of this thing believe people like michael cohen, ...

>> they say she wouldn't talk to them. they did what came easy, which would be blowing up one of their own. >> how did tmz and they not? and the capops couldn't get it? >> desire. desire. it's worth people going online and reading the nfl's botched investigation about ray race. you're going to get two things. one, you're going to get the truth about the nfl and how they slow walk these things and, two, you're going to see how mueller does his work, straight, clean. >> we're going to talk about mueller and the president coming up in our show. i was out in our hometown where we live. you know wh...

It's a substantial evidence of obstruction. chris, we'll leave the final judgment to bob mueller -- >> let's go through this. >> but i think it's very troubling, substantial, significant evidence. >> jim? >> so, let's look at this. let's talk about paul manafort. he has every right to use his pardon power to pardon paul manafort, if he wants to. i said the other night, and i maintain, it's not a good decision to be saber rattling right now on that. >> but all of these bad decisions -- >> he had the right to exercise his right -- >> how do these bad decisions amount up to something that's signi...

I hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. let's see if that happens. >> yeah, we saw what happened. mueller smacked them down literally the next day. so, this is called in prosecution theory a pyramid thing. you start broad and you start to move your way up to those who matter more with more central activity to what you're investigating in the first place. the president, you heard him there, he was full of promise about what this would yield. now not so much. he's clearly worried. look at his attacks today, agai...