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Rosenstein, repeatedly publicly, despite a lot of pressure from donald trump, repeatedly defends the credibility of both robert mueller and the investigation into russian interference more broadly and because he was there right from the start, brooke, there's nobody else who knows more other than robert mueller. he has come into some criticism by donald trump. you'll see this donald trump, retweeting this is a donald trump fan site, now that russian collusion say proven lie, when to the trials for treason begin, that's rod rosenstein, podesta, mueller, hillary, but that's rod rosenstein in tha...

The judiciary committee. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is laughing after what might be a stressful week. the president retweeted an image with his perceived enemies with the words, when do the trials for treason begin. with rosenstein as one of the people depicted inside that prison cell. when asked during an interview with the new york post why do you think he belongs behind bars, president trump responded, he should have never picked a special counsel. during his speech on cyber crime at georgetown law school yesterday, rosenstein made light of his situation. >> just because peopl...

Investigation. >> i'm curious to know what mueller's investigators reveal tomorrow morning. >> let me ask you this. the president, we see what his state of mind is on twitter. >> yeah, that's our window. >> he tweets about the investigation. one of the first things he's writing about in the morning. and he re-tweets this image yesterday, which includes rod rosenstein asking when do the trials for treason begin. this is a remarkable image. >> it is incredible. he is tweeting this own image of his attorney general. he justified that retweet by saying he was upset that rosenstein had appointed a ...

Tweeting out that this is absolutely, you know, absurd. paraphrasing now. not to mention the fact you have an incoming house in january where democrats are going to be in control. and these are potential real issues. of course, the president can pardon whomever he wants. that's the constitution. but as part of this investigation, to do it at this time, it's hard to imagine, even to talk about. it's hard to imagine that the house democrats -- now have the gavel and subpoena power and won't look into that. >> and what the president has done by retweeting this image of these 11 former officials, ...

Wolf, the president seems to be accusing his own deputy attorney general, who is currently serving in his administration, recently flew with him on air force one and is often behind tease doors in the west wing of committing treason. >> just want to be precise. that quote that the president retweeted with that image of those 11 people, now that the russia collusion is a proven lie, when do the trials for treason begin. the word "treason" is included in that retweet by the president. kaitlan, thank you very, very much. let's bring in our senior justice correspondent, evan perez, and chief polit...