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With nixon, of course, he was never formally legally charged in a criminal proceeding. he was a draft bill of impeachment was in process. was never formally voted on by the house as a final document of the charging in any way with impeachable offenses, but nevertheless, the thrust of it was clearly obstruction of justice, abuse of power and contempt of congress were the three general areas of the articles. frankly, i'm delighted there was no impeachment trial because i was told i'd be one of the key witnesses. and nixon, however, i think he left office because he looked at so many people in th...

>> of course, we don't note specifically. >> and just on that -- just on that point of the four corners of the document as van was saying. the special counsel's office has already prosecuted michael cohen for lying in a written document. and in that case, a written document he provided to the senate intelligence committee. but they have actually prosecuted that exact false statements charge. >> mike caputo, the second thing i thought besides oh, wow, when i heard this news tonight was this doesn't sound like the kind of news you hear from an investigation that is days away from being over. >> ...

Of the document as van was saying. the special counsel's office has already prosecuted michael cohen for lying in a written document. and in that case, a written document he provided to the senate intelligence committee. but they have actually prosecuted that exact false statements charge. >> mike caputo, the second thing i that besides oh, wow was, this doesn't sound like the kind of news you hear from an investigation that is days away from being over. >> no, i don't think it's days away from being over. i think this has always been the way we've been going, this has always been a part about...

Those phone calls. might have had the transcript. what did you say during those phone calls? he lies again. can i say one thing? i've been interviewed, i remember one interview years ago by the fbi when i was approached by a couple lobbyists in washington, d.c. those lobby ufts were involved in illegal activity and later convicted. the fbi walked in my office. i almost peed my pants. i was at the white house. they said we're involved in a counterintelligence investigation. you know what you do at the other side of the table? you get nervous and say, this is what i know. what else do you want t...

>> the fact that he told mccabe that he probably already knew what flynn had said. if flynn knew the fbi knew, why on earth continue to lie? >> that is the million-dollar question. i think it shows there's some type of sinister motive afoot here. as flynn mentioned himself, suggesting that the fbi was already aware of what was said. it's interesting, if you look at someone who was in michael flynn's position. now in this document today, robert mueller lays out the reasons why he should have known lying was wrong. one thing that's really important for our viewers to understand is when you look ...