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It and why might that matter in an obstruction of justice inquiry? >> so if mueller were building a broad obstruction case against the president, something like this may play into it as sort of backup evidence, backing up the claims that the president was trying to get in the way of the russia investigation, impacted, have control over it, supporting things in and of itself. it was probably not obstruction but perhaps part of a larger pattern. mueller knows about these things because over the past several months, many white house officials have gone in to be interviewed by him. and while a lot...

Let's hope that the press covers the president of the united states differently than it covers celebrity businessman and reality television star. you know, he came here obviously, he likes to brag about crowd sizes as part of it. everything is the biggest and best it's ever been as far as he's concerned. but he did get emotionally warm reception from the people here, not because the billionaire investors and the bankers suddenly decided that they agree with him on globalization and these issues, but because they like his tax cuts and regulatory reform and they feel optimistic about the economy...

Tension between the two of them has tried to do everything possible to try and move along the white house's cooperation with mueller. >> frank, i want to bring you in on that point because i know you shared some thoughts with us today that donald trump's reaction to this story by calling michael schmidt and maggie haberman's account fake news, he may have impeached the credibility or perhaps even the testimony of don mcgahn. elaborate. >> he may have painted himself into a corner that has legal significance. so as we've just heard, this news that he wanted to mueller was not a surprise to muel...

It almost feels mean, but you went there first, mr. president. this is senator barack obama's visit to berlin back in 2008. the crowd size at his branden berg gate speech, 200,000. here's president trump in a very different setting earlier today. >> as a businessman i was always treated well by the press. the numbers speak and things happen. but i've always had a very good press. and it wasn't until i became a politician that i realized how nasty, how mean, how vicious and how fake the press can be. as the cameras start going off in the back. >> "the new york times" chief white house correspon...

As betsy woodruff reported in the last block, those were off the table. the people for saving mueller are no longer for saving mueller. any clues as to why that's the case? >> i mean, i think at this point, one of the things that's sort of baffling, sort of take another step back and look at is the fact that donald trump should by now have learned the lesson that firing someone isn't going to end this investigation. it's not going to end the investigation. >> it could have opened up a new one. >> exactly. >> it could have been the firing of yates, firing of comey, the lackadaisical firing. the...