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Pursuing criminal wrong doing? >> of course not. the fact that your only client's statements may make them look foolish is not at all a deterrent. in fact, it can oftentimes be an incentive, i'm trying to get to the bottom of the barrel here. you know, you asked jack about why he needs a lawyer. well, lawyers need to protect a client from more than the court of public opinion, which is what jay sekulow and guilliani have been fixated on it. seems as though an attorney that would be proper for this president of the united states would be focusing on the real court of law issues that would happe...

What would you expect to come out of the that? it's difficult for them to wade through that and review it. what would you expect the out come to be here? and do you see kavanaugh easily getting confirmed? >> i don't know about easily. yes. i suspect he will get confirmed. supreme court nominations has become intensely partisan. and polarized. it will be difficult for any republican senator to justify voting against the president's pick. republican senators may not be unified in the position on trump. but they are unified in the position on conservative justices. in the absence of the revelatio...

For all those years since he first became a prosecutor, ohr was a guy who went to work every day, doing his job, investigating dangerous people on behalf of the u.s. government. until he ended up involved in the russia probe and now despite having been accused of no actual wrong-doing, bruce ohr is public enemy number one to the president and his allies. >> tonight we are blowing this case wide open. i have been on the phone with sources all day and all night. >> i think bruce ohr is a disgrace with his wife nelly. for him to be doing what he did, that is a disgrace. >> hoar gets informs and p...

Investigation, the same he has done with the people he listed. and the other thing he is trying to do is put pressure on the justice department and not just pressure on civil servants like bruce ohr, but the leaders of the justice department. the thing that disappointed me is we are not seeing them back off. bruce ohr is a career prosecutor who didn't do anything wrong in this investigation. no allegation of wrong-doing. in that same story that came out today, jeff sessions and rod rosen stein removed him because in a leader of this task force, he was going to have to interact with the white h...

Pragmatic calculus of whether you might not end up a subject of i venvest vags. it becomes a less appealing job for the caliber of folks that the president needs to attract now. >> allies tell the washington post that the president is wondering why he doesn't have lawyers like the one representing jared kushner or don mcgahn. if you're a lawyer that works for this white house you could face real problems later in life. some of these people might get themselves implicated into wrong doing. >> no lawyer wants to end up getting a subpoena and testify on the hill or in front of the special counsel...