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Thousand and one violation that they might relate to an obstruction of justice. neither of those two charges gets to the point of whether there is cooperation between the campaign and the russians. let's assume there is no such charge. there is not a charge that anybody had illegal contact with the russians. i can seat president se the pre how can this be an obstruction of justice. i told you it was a myth. i told you there was smoke, but no fire. how can you charge me with obstruction, an investigation into a crime that never took place. i'm not saying there is a legal foundation for that. i'...

Questions. the president smiled as she answered those things deflecting saying the u.s. is entitled to address its own issues as seen fit. >> did a good job. you think up the really good questions. >> reporter: we try. >> peter alexander at the white house. and clint watts, nbc news national security analyst, senior fellow at the research institute and special agent. and robert wray, and joseph stiglitz, nobel laureate watching the show with me. in talking about the wall, the president looking for an example how successful it can be cited israel. not everybody's first choice of solving the w...

Get it. >> here's the problem for robert mueller and all of this. i was talking recently to robert wray who took over the investigation from ken starr, investigating bill clinton's indiscretions. and he made an interesting point to me, which is that special counsels, even though they operate or they try to operate in this league world, need public opinion behind them because whatever they decide to do, they don't want it to be challenged on political grounds, they want people to see them as just sort of arbiters of the law. and if public opinion turns against you, it is more and more difficult...

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That lawsuit hit. so what does that mean and why does the dow drop every time things look potentially bad for the president? we're on top of that. fascinating developments today. we have house freedom caucus chair, mark meadows here with us and what it could mean for democrats in the election. and the former whitewater special prosecutor, robert wray on if this is a very big issue for one robert mueller. first, edward on the report. >> the big take-away, president trump's confirmation of bias within the fbi, the inspector general's report reports to a number of items that might be suspicious i...