radio host bill cunningham could feel the court of public opinion respond to the story.der case had the phone ringing. >> the idea that such a young man could be watching a bengals game, that was shocking. i had a large number of callers who said to me, he didn't it, he doesn't fit the profile, there was no history. i said, wait a minute, wait until the trial takes place. i'm led to believe there is going to be clear and convincing evidence. >> seven months after sarah's death, the only jury that mattered was sworn in to hear the case against 28-year-old ryan widmer, a charge of aggravated murder. his friends stuck by him. >> his life hangs in the balance. >> that's a scary thout. >> sarah's family sat across from ryan's as they had the previous you're during the fairy tale wedding. for sarah's mom, the situation seemed to get stranger by the minute. her son on trial for murder. >> i see my scared baby is what i see. i mean, he was scared to death. >> but the prosecution's message for the jury was blunt. there had been a violent confrontation in the widmer house that nig

analyst laura coates, a former federal prosecutor, jack quin, and nelson cunningham, also a fo former white house counsel under billlinton. good evening. i appreciate all of you being on. laura, we're hearing the first action from president trump's legal team. his attorney, rudy giuliani, was on fox news tonight and he's reacting to the report with a few interesting demands. >> mueller should suspend his investigation, and he should go see rod rosenstein who created him and the deputy attorney general and attorney general sessions who should now step up big time to save his department should suspend that investigation. i believe that rod rosenstein and jeff sessions have a chance to redeem themselves. and that chance comes about tomorrow. doesn't go beyond tomorrow. tomorrow mueller should be suspended and honest people should be brought in, impartial people to investigate these people like struck. struck should be in jail by the end of next week. >> laura, do his demands make any sense given what the ig report actually concludes? >> it makes sense to further his narrative there are segments of the ig report that b

cunningham, he served as federal prosecutor in new york's southern district under rudy giuliani. he also served as general counsel on the senate judiciary committee under joe biden. and the office of administration under billnton. nelson, thanks for coming back. react to my opinion with your own. >> well, it's a pleasure to be with you. i think if we were talking about criminal charges of obstruction of justice, you might be right. but i think the likelihood that the recommendation by robert mueller will be to indict the president is close to zero. it's a constitutional rabbit hole. it would take years to litigate through the courts. whether or not a sitting president could be subject to a criminal indictment for actions that he took either before or during his presidency. i think it's highly unlikely that mueller will go there. so what will mueller do? he might recommend impeachment. if he can colludes that the pattern that the president exhibited, starting with comey -- not even starting with comey, the famous -- the firing of comey, the work on the memo on air force one, the president's reaction to the news of the trump tower meeting, there is a whole pattern and practice here of things that could be co

cunningham and scott, thanks again. we appreciate you being with us. >>> next one, democrats. they are going after the policy of separating families at the border. we have a tweet on that from bill day -- he put this out yesterday -- on this father's day, i'm thinking of the thousands of children separated from their parents at the border. these children should not be a negotiating tool, and reuniting them with their families would reaffirm america's belief and support for all parents who love their children. okay. homeland security secretary kirsten nielsen responded i here's that. we do not have a policy of separating families at the border. period. look who's here. sean spicer, former white house press secretary, joining us now. sean, i don't want to get into the nitty-gritty of what's policy, what's law. what i'm going to say is the democrats are winning on the issue of separating families. will you take me on? >> well, i think you're right from an image standpoint. you look at these photos of children being held and separated from their parents, i think there's no question that nobody should find joy in that. as a parent. difficult so i think that from an imagery standpoint