one and some thoughts a thought for owner benjamin schmidt says if you drive a car like this you soon realize it's almost like a friend who's there for you every day and if you look at the complete history of what toyota did with this model over the years it's really amazing as can be seen here every vehicle is really a one of a kind in its own way to the question of sort of decides to stay. like this land cruiser. they are just bizarre you know to collections alexander woolcott says a special thing about this land cruiser is it's a model that wasn't sold here in germany so it is relatively rare here and what's more it's his he's not just the one who leads the tours here he's a toyota freak with heart and soul land cruiser just keeps on going and since he'd rather drive than fix things he drives a land cruiser and has done so for twenty years he says had a funny feeling in the middle of this one hundred desert in libya but it was right in the middle of an area where almost nobody ever goes and. nobody has lived for millennia the summit and in he looked around and realized there was no

benjamin wittes. and host of "the beat" on msnbc, ari melber. "new york times" reporter michael schmidt. taking a break from book writing to come in on this big news morning. mike barnicle joining us from new york city and former u.s. attorney and an msnbc contributor, barbara mcquaid is with us as well. we'll get right to the big news this morning. the president and his allies are celebrating robert mueller's report on russia's interference in the 2016 election. attorney general william barr writes in his four-page summary of the report that the special counsel did not find that any u.s. person or trump campaign official or associate conspired or knowingly coordinated with russia in russia's efforts to influence the 2016 u.s. presidential election. barr also writes that mueller reached no conclusion on whether the president obstructed justice, barr quoting the special council's report on the issue of obstruction writes, while this does not conclude that he committed a crime it does not exonerate him. the attorney general writes that mueller provided him with the facts of the obstruction