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It is in everybody's interests, really in the mueller's team interests i should say do it voluntarily. if it is absolutely apparent that he will not voluntarily sit down and answer questions, sure, issue a subpoena. there is a couple of supreme court precedents that suggest very strongly that the mueller team would win this if it were litigated. not 100%, but very likely that the mueller team would win it in court if they pushed it. >> and to your point that they want to get to the absolute bottom of it and get to the most detailed answers, a source tells politico in sending over their written...

>> there was never any probable cause to launch the investigation of donald trump. note crimes to justify criminal investigation, no intelligence that justified a counterintelligence probe. facts were invented or exaggerated, and it all appears to be a hoax. >> sean: that's called a conspiracy and it is called a rush of collusion. last question, quick answer, both of you. should the president answer a single question of mueller? >> absolutely not. mueller doesn't have the authority, he doesn't have the crime, he doesn't get it from someone else. >> sean: should he answer a written question, an...

Up to the supreme court where trump is currently trying to install a hand-picked judge known for his skepticism of the power of prosecutors like bob mueller. so let's get to it. i'm joined by l.e. honig, joyce vance and mike lupica. i'll begin with you. you've tried many cases and been around many cases. have you ever seen live leaks of interview negotiations on a call-in show. >> no, i've never seen anything like it. i think what's happening is there's a chess game getting under way. rudy giuliani is making these demands on conditions for an interview that are really just outrageous. he wants...

We haven't stopped negotiating. >> glenn, we're heard a lot of people weigh in on this, but is it in the president's best interest to sit down and talk to robert mueller or not? >> you know, sadly, no. i think it would be difficult for him to come out of an interview unscathed. and i was interested that robert mueller was contemplating written questions to mr. trump. that sounded a little bit unusual to me. but i think if i can use one example of a written question that could put the president in a trick bag, it would be, you know, mr. trump, did you ask director comey to lay off michael flynn...

It's probably going to be hard for people to say -- she wouldn't have known obstruction of justice was wrong. but then he has all this experience, so i don't know if that's going to wash. >> jesse: doesn't obstruction of justice have to stop the investigation? >> dana: no. >> jesse: he never impeded the investigation. when he fired mueller -- or comey. >> juan: even this week, he put the question to mccabe, who did you vote for? these things are indicating he wants the investigation to go a certain way and not another way. he wants politics -- seems to me the lawyers for trump right now are tr...