attorney ty cobb grew up in kansas, the son of a legendary kansas broadcaster named grover c. cobb. ty went on to harvard and georgetown law, and along the way became a mustache enthusiast. he is named for a distant relative, the baseball hall of famer with the same name. that ty cobb was known as a tough, if not thoroughly dirty, player who often slid into base with his cleats up high. ty cobb the lawyer is a seasoned washington veteran who took on as a client one donald trump who went on to trash the mueller investigation as a witch hunt, and the investigators as a bunch of, quote, angry democrats. but ty cobb, the now former trump lawyer, doesn't seem to agree with that assessment. in a new abc news podcast, cobb now says he never had a bad interaction with robert mueller or his staff and went on to offer his praise of the special counsel. >> what do you think of bob mueller? >> i think bob mueller is an american hero. i think bob mueller is a guy, even though he came from an arguably privileged background, has a backbone of steel, he walked into a fire fight in vietnam to pull o

we went down to cobb county to figure it out. >> it's changing in cobb county.ican. now, we have a lot of move-ins and it's getting a mixture now. georgia is becoming a mixture. i sort of like the republican part of it. >> it's true. cobb county has seen a ton of people move in the last few years. between 2010 and 2017, cobb county's population grew 9.8%, outpacing growth in georgia as a whole. in that same time, cobb county has grown more diverse. with increases to the african-american and hispanic populations. more residents have college degrees and median household income has gone from $66,000 to $72,000 per year. the more telling data may be where the transplants to cobb county are coming from. of the top 20 counties that people move to cobb from, since 2012, 13 are from outside the state of georgia. and 15 of those counties voted for hillary clinton, including queens, new york, l.a. county and miami-dade. this is just cobb county, of course. but you can see a lot of the changes in the other suburban counties, where the vote has also swung towards the democr

ty cobb is spot on. >> would you suspect this might be one of the reasons why ty cobb is no longer aawyer for donald trump? >> it could very well be. ty cobb also said it's not a witch hunt. i agree with that as well. i happened to agree with everything ty cobb has said and done. if you remember, ty cobb is the one who said this entire investigation would be over in thanksgiving of 2017. so a little bit off on that. but ty cobb is right when he says it's not a witch hunt and that mueller is an american hero. unlikely source in a sense, and perhaps that's why ty's views and the views of those around the president are not compatible. >> and another bit of news we got late last night and into today, william barr, the new a.g., will not recuse himself from overseeing the mueller investigation. ethics advisers apparently told barr not to recuse. they said following general barr's confirmation, senior career ethics officials advised that general barr should not recuse himself. consistent with that advise, general barr has decided not to recuse. that's from a doj spokesperson. what's your t

he joined the white house just, to remind everyone, ty cobb joined the white house shortly after the administration started and left this last may. and here is what he now tells abc. >> i think bob mueller is an american hero. i've known him for 30 years as a prosecutor and a friend. and i think the world of bob mueller. he's a -- he is a very deliberate guy. but he's also a class act. and a very justice oriented person. >> i just find that fascinating, chris, in what ty cobb is saying now. and i don't know why -- it leaves me to wonder if this means that ty cobb is confident that robert mueller, what he comes up with, will be good news for president trump. >> here's what i would caution on that. ty cobb, from the start, is someone who urged donald trump to work as much -- and the people around donald trump -- to work with special counsel robert mueller, to not attack him publicly. to sort of play ball, because that was in their best interests. the reason that ty cobb no longer works there, and for the president, is because they decided on a very different strategy. rudy giuliani, in

i mean, look, anyone who has ever talked to ty cobb, ty cobb has always praised bob mueller. always given bob mueller the benefit of the doubt. to a great extent that helped smooth or ease relations or make relations possible with mueller and the white house team and the counsel team in the first few months when this was underway. but ty cobb was also the one suggesting publicly in messages that would get to the president, this will probably be over soon. it was never over soon. it wasn't entirely clear to me if he was saying that because he thought that, or whether he was saying that because he knew it would help keep the president in line. it is absolutely true, as president obama used to say, it is absolutely true that ty cobb's strategy has always been not to attack the professionalism of one of the great sort of legal personalities of our age. but instead to focus on deciding what is an appropriate request, what is not an appropriate request, how to handle these in a timely fashion, that sort of the truth would set president trump trfree. and the president trump has take

ty cobb tells abc news in a new podcast he does not see the mur mueller probe as a witch hunt. our phil mattingly joins us on the hill. that's really interesting, in and of itself. also really interesting are these 81 names on a list that could be growing. phil? >> that's exactly right. judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler making clear that this was only the first request for names. more could be coming in the days and weeks. but if you look at this initial request, you recognize that this effort by the judiciary committee, this effort by house democrats is neither limited nor is it subtle. it goes directly to the heart of the president's closest relationships and family members, like his sons, donald junior and eric trump. to some of his closest trough organization confidants, allen weisselberg, rhona graff, former white house officials, sean spicer, steve bannon. it tracks in the categories from the trump organization to the trump campaign to the white house, the current white house, and into these involved with the russia investigation that have been unearthed up to thi

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>> no, i wasn't saying cobb broke laws. i think the president broke eggs, broke norms, did not follow cobb's advice, and that's difficult for a lawyer to deal with. but the reputation consequences of having to go against a friend like bob mueller, he wants to come through it and say this is what i really believe. >> it may be interesting as we get more clues from individual players. you represented a witness in the mueller probe, ty went against them, john dowd went up against mueller, whenever we get into what may be the end game, only my knows the timing. both of you stay with me. what i want to do is turn to other news. the security clearance fight is one thing with congress, then you have chairman jerry nadler in the house revealing he's hearing back from some of the 81 witnesses and companies asked for documents. >> 81 people is a lot. have you had any response already? i realize this is the first day. >> yes, we have. we've had positive responses from a number of 81 people. they have been saying they'll give us docume

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i mean, it was ty cobb and sort of that cooperation that led to don mcgahn, the white house counsel, with bob mueller as part of this investigation. now, you know, ty cobb for all of this very kind words and cooperation with mueller has been stunningly wrong about much of his view of the probe. he was the one, after all, saying that this would be over by thanksgiving 2017. >> right. >> which we just barely missed. but, you know, this is, i think ty cobb sort of saying the truth. >> well, yeah, and maybe back then he was saying what a certain person wanted to hear. thank you, both, very much. and we'll be right back. t-mobile is always happy to see you. when you join t-mobile you get two lines of unlimited with two of the latest phones included for just one hundred bucks a month. the communal feast. potluck. this parade of dishes will soon be yours to scrub. and they're not even... yours. new and improved dawn ultra can finish off this buffet. each drop now has even more grease-cleaning power. so you can scrub 50% less, and get done faster. next month, their place! a drop of dawn and

former trump lawyer ty cobb had this to say about bob mueller on abc today. >> i think bob mueller isamerican hero. i think the world of bob mueller. he is a very deliberate guy, but he's also a class act and a very justice-oriented person. i don't feel the same way about mueller. i don't feel the investigation is a witch hunt. i wish it had happened on a quicker timetable, but it didn't. >> garrett, what do you make of that? this was the former attorney for the president for a long time on this investigation, and now saying, i don't agree. it's not a witch hunt. he's a man of integrity, a man of honor, an american hero. >> yeah. and this is by the way very consistent with what ty cobb has said and acted as throughout his time representing the president. remember, it was ty cobb who said that the white house should cooperate fully and was very cooperative in that sort of first year of the mueller investigation, something that will probably have some big downstream ramifications. i mean it was ty cobb and sort of that cooperation that led to don mcgahn, the white house counsel, spendin

cobb said that i thought that was worthy that mueller did not insist on that. we know mueller was not over ruled by his superiors at doj, bill barr made it clear. he made a tactical decision that he could stand to get written answers. i thought that was interesting. it is strange to say as mr. cobb did that the president said he's exonerated and the report you read out loud does not say that. there is a lot of unanswered questions that we have to wait until we see the report to be answered in full. >> what was your take away? i was struck by the fact that he sort of under sores -- mueller never directly made it. ty had a clear strategy. give all the information up front. >> that's right. clearly ty himself and other lawyers and attorney barr's four page letter, seems to be a strategy. one point following up on a comment that ty made on this interview, one of the item in the report that barr is working on redacting is grand jury, it is unlawful to make grand jury material public. there is a legal way that you can publicize grand jury material, if you go to a cou

joe johns has more from the white house. >> ty cobb was mr. cooperation at the white house. now he's gone. he was a justice department insider. went to private practice. then found himself here at the white house trying to keep the lines of communication open between the mueller team and the legal team that was here in place at the white house at the time. he was very much seen as a moderating influence, essentially trying to keep cooperation going as opposed to the legal team we see in place now that's much more adversarial, even with political tinges including, of course, rudy giuliani who occasionally throws a political firebomb out there for media consumption. during the interview with an abc podcast, he made it clear that he has a certain view. if you will, a window into the way the president views this investigation. and just how long it could stick with the president. listen. >> he's found this very frustrating. it's particularly frustrated him in foreign affairs. he doesn't like the timing. wants this over. but it is never going to be over. this will go through 2020

ty cobb, what in the world is the man thinking ?good grief was not quite the term i used last night when i heard it. what an unforced error. bob mueller is not a hero. he is an idiot because he hired andrew wiseman and democrats, not one republican to investigate a republican. what bad judgment. andrew wiseman is a legal thug. lou: and this is an extraordinary special counsel because it's gone on for almost two years, preceded by an 11-month fib investigation. 11-month fbi investigation and we don't know in that was a longer investigation when the president was a can date in the earliest days. what are we to do here with what the president describes as a witch hunt because it looks, smells and acts just like a witch hunt. >> well i think ty cobb made a very bad mistake. first of all, the president used to be his client. you don't contradict your client. if you disagree with your client, you tell them that privately and you don't comment on their comments publicly. that was an unprofessional thing to do. with regard to bob mueller, h

ty cobb defending robert mueller. and i got to tell you, that's what you hear from a lot of people in this town. univer universally, republicans and democrats alike praise mueller as a straight shooter and someone who is by the books, with the exception of president trump who has really ramped up his attacks recently, knowing mueller's report could be coming out very soon. >> all right, see so ya, thank you. >>> we turn now to the firestorm erupting over the new documentary about michael jackson. two men coming forward with allegations, what they say happened repeatedly at neverland. and how the jackson family is now responding tonight. here's abc's linsey davis now. >> reporter: nearly a decade after his death, renewed debate and scrutiny tonight in the wake of the explosive hbo documentary "leaving neverland," where two men claim they were sexually abused by michael jackson for years, starting when they were just 7 and 10 years old. >> once the abuse started, within that first week, you know, every night that i was

for almost a year, cobb lead trump's legal team addressing the mueller investigation. now that he's left the white house, he has changed his tune-- a tune, i assume, he plays on a circus calliope. ♪ ♪ thank you. cobb was just on a podcast called "the investigation" where he talked about the investigation. and since it was a podcast, we only have audio, so we've added a visual approximation of cobb: >> "i think bob mueller is an american hero. i've known him for 30 years as a prosecutor and a friend, and i think the world of bob mueller. he is a very deliberate guy, but he's also a class act and a justice-oriented person. i don't feel the investigation is a witch hunt." >> stephen: wow. that-- ( cheers and applause ) that snowman just tossed donald trump under the sleigh. ( laug) regardless of these investigations, trump's days are numbered, least for his first term, because we're getting closer and closer to the next presidential election. there are a lot of democrats in this thing. in fact, here are all the candidates "the new york times" says are either running or mi

rudy giuliani came in around the tie that ty cobb left. there has been a complete 180 in the white house in how to deal with mueller. that's the old view, which is try to cooperate, get it behind you, don't pay undue attention to it, and total warfare, that's where we are now. >> david gregory, as you have probably heard over the past 24 hours there is now a talking point among president trump's supporters that this is a fishing expedition. you keep hearing that word. i will read to you what sarah sanders says about it. chairman nadler and his fellow democrats have embarked on this fishing expedition because they are terrified that their russia collusion is drum crumbling. that ignores all of the different bits of evidence that have come up over the past three yurs that jerry nadler among others say they must follow in terms of abuses of power, but do you feel that the republi repub that there's some legitimacy to that talking point? >> absolutely. because they may be proven right, there's no question that how broad this request is for all

ty cobb, former white house attorney (prefonted): "i think bob mueller's an american hero."obb reveals he tried to keep the president from attacking the special counsel and defended mueller.ty cobb, former white house attorney (prefonted): "in my first nine-and-a-half months out of ten-and-a-half that i was able to prevent the president from going on the attack against mueller. you know, wants this over. but it's never gonna be over. i mean, this is gonna go for this will go through 2020. and if the president's reelected, it'll go beyond that."meanwhile, the wall street journal is reporting michael cohen's attorney raised the possibility of a presidential pardon with trump's lawyers after cohen's home and office were raided last april.the president's team, which included jay sekulow, rudy giuliani, and joanna hendon, reportedly dismissed the idea of a pardon, with rudy giuliani left open the possibility the president could grant cohen a pardon in the future.cohen told the house oversight committee last week, he in the discussions.michael cohen, president trump's former attor

ty cobb. harry litman, let's talk about ty cobb, former presidential lawyer, speaking out on a podcast. we wanted you to hear what he had to say about robert mueller. >> what do you think about bob mueller? >> i think bob mueller is an american hear roro. i think the world of bob mueller. he is a very deliberate guy. but he's also a class act. and a very justice-oriented person. i was there for the white house. rudy is there to represent the individual. but keep in mind that you can criticize the strategy, it wouldn't have been my strategy. i don't feel the same way about mueller. i don't feel the investigation is a witch hunt. >> i guess we can understand why ty cobb is no longer working at the white house, harry litman. >> yeah, well, look, what ty cobb had to say is, the conventional view, the universal view in d.c., and the accurate view. the attempt to try to demonize mueller gets traction only within the trump base. and it's just a political and a false talking point. it's also very bad

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>> i think ty cobb made a very bad mistake first of all the president used to be his client. you don't contradict your client. if you disagree request your client you tell them that privately. and you don't comment on their comments publicly. that was an unprofessional thing to do in -- now regard to bob mueller his investigation has been nullity from the beginning because it was born in error and in conflict and in illegality everything about it it is wrong. now, bill barr is going to find out what happened with all of the fisa warrants and investigated by him and molar is going to be -- not going to be able to conclude anything about collusion because there was none. >> no collusion. yet the -- the prosecution goes on. now it is expanding, southern district of new york and we have whispers every -- and every which direction from unnamed sources that the southern district of new york is the real problem for the president. meanwhile there's six democratically led house committees that are going to sending out they probably will try to exceed that of the house swriew dish judi

ty cobb has a unique perspective. obviously, he was in the middle of this. he did not agee with the investigation, to go after the investigators in bob mueller. his tenure came to an end. before it did, he believes mueller was going to be narrowly focused and that it would be wrapped up before thanks giving. maybe before the end of the year. it's still continuing on. the other thing on that podcast i found interesting was that he said the president, at all times, cooperated, evidentiary, providing documents, told anybody who was going to talk to mueller to do so freely an openly. he said any inclination that the president was going to fire mueller or somehow skate past this being finished, totally false. >> dana: this also comes on the day james comey is weighing in again with "washington post" op ed saying republicans are wrong that the justice department rules forbid transparency about the final work product of mueller. he's saying that you can release this investigation. there are some republicans who agree. devin nunes said release it all. we might know

. >>> former white house attorney, ty cobb is defending special counsel robert mueller and the russiation. he told abc news he doesn't believe mueller's report will harm the president politically, but disagreed with the president's frequent criticism of the probe. cobb said he has known mueller for 30 years as a prosecutor and friend, describing him as a justice oriented and a class act. >> i think bob mueller is an american hero. i don't think it's a witch hunt. i wish it had happened on a quicker timetable, but it didn't and that's unfortunate. at the same time, it's not a real criticism of the special counsel on the timing because there were a lot of surprises. >> in his ten months at the white house, cobb said he was largely able to curve the president's attacks on mueller, but the onslaught began after rudy giuliani joined his legal team. >>> the president's former fixer and attorney will, again, face the house intelligence panel, which is looking into russian interference in the president's financial interest. cohen is expected to bring documents to corroborate his testimony. >>

brand with new fox news poll shedding light on that, and we've just confirmed that, in fact, ty cobbl join us by phone in a few moments as we wait for this letter from bob -- william barr, i could say, to come out in the next few moments. that stay with us. moments. moments. ♪ ♪ do you love me? ♪ ♪ i can really move ♪ ♪ do you love me? ♪ i'm in the groove ♪ now do you love me? ♪ do you love me now that i can dance? ♪ applebee's 3 course meal. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself, with align probiotic. and try align gummies, with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health ed: well, as we wait for attorney general william barr to deliver those findings of the special counsel's investigation to congress in a short while, a new fox news poll shows most voters approve of how the special counsel, robert mueller, handled the investigation. 52% give him the thumb's up, 35% in this fox poll say they disapprove. that is down from mueller's all-time high approval of 59%

what are you hearing in ty cobb's words? >> from the president's own lawyer. the opposite of a witch-hunt is a justice-oriented person. these are the stakes and that has a force of clarity being from the president's former lawyer. overnight james comey writing an op-ed in the "washington post" saying, look, the justice department could and should release more information than they may typically because it's in the public interest, citing a number of sources. look, this is heating up. this is the first time the trump administration has faced this kind of oversight and accountability and checks and balances. there are going to be a lot of fights ahead, let's hope it's focused on a fight for the truth not simply partisan food fights. >> thank you for the analysis. >>> happening now, rescue crews in the middle of their search efforts for victims and suffer viefrs after that monster tornado, many more tornadoes, in fact, leveled much of lee county, alabama, at least 23 people were killed, dozens more hurt in this catastrophic tornado outbreak. the national weather

. >> that is former trump white house lawyer ty cobb discussing special counsel bob mueller on an abclling him an american hero and saying his investigation is not a witch hunt. welcome back to "morning joe." it's tuesday march 5th. still with us, mike barnicle, white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire, christian solstice anderson and joining our conversation, associate editor of "the washington post" eugene robinson. joe and mika will be back with us tomorrow. he called mueller a national hero. he did go on to say i don't believe there was any collusion but i don't think we should undermine the voracity and integrity of the investigation itself. >> this is a little bit of the case of what ty cobb's strategy was when he was at the white house, he was under the believe that they should cooperate with the investigation. we went at times where the president wouldn't comment about mueller, he wouldn't go to twitter, wouldn't go after him by name, there was a sense of we should produce documents and the ideal strategy from cobb was let's cooperate and get this wrapped

jonah me or elementary, and cobb elementary. in terms of looking at the student population, when we're talking about diversity, we talk about english learners and the percentage of students that are represented there. we also talk about race, we also want to look at foster youth, homeless youth, migrant youth, and obviously, students with disabilities and socioeconomically disadvantaged students. when i look, creative arts, i see no foster youth, i see note homeless youth, know what migrant students, and in the surrounding schools, there are 35 students that have been identified as homeless out of a population of 243. when i look at cobb elementary school, i see a population of 13 homeless youth in an entire school of 126. so those are populations that are obviously a very high needs, and they require a lot of resources and support, and -- what i am seeing in our city, and this even happens within the public schools, is that we have schools where we are -- families that are advantaged to find ways to further advantage their chil

has found any evidence of collusion, the white house's former liaison to the molar investigation ty cobbaid he doesn't believe there is any. in contrast to the president, he had a high praise for mueller. >> he came from and arguably privileged background, he has a backbone of steel. >> the new attorney general confirmed he will be handling release of the report. there is new information tonight about something michael cohen told congress in his testimony last week regarding a possible presidential pardon. >> i have never asked for nor would i accept a pardon from president trump. >> contradicting what cohen said, fox news has confirmed that at one point his former attorney approached president trump's outside counsel of the possibility of a presidential pardon. rudy giuliani would not speak specifically to the cohen case but told fox news any time an attorney raise the issue of a pardon he would say "the president has said he would not consider any pardons now. of course that doesn't mean he in any way is diminishing his constitutional power to make those decisions in the future." cohen

. >> broadly more just on the investigation, we heard ty cobb say recently that attacks drove up the negative on the special counsel specifically and may president and ty cobb went as far as saying he regrets that. do you agree? >> i agree that if he did it they should be regretful. bob mueller is someone held in high regard, attacking the prosecutors, attacking the investigators has been the president's -- the trump's administration's m.o. but i'm very hopeful that people can see through it and go to the truth, but the truth lies in the mueller report and we have to have the mueller report asap. the facts that they're dragging their heels begs the question why, what's in there they don't want us to see? >> lastly you alluded to chairman schiff and the tense moments yesterday in committee in case you have missed it. roll it. >> i have no faith in your ability to discharge your duties in a matter consistent with your constitutional responsibility and urge your immediate resignation as chairman of the committee. >> my colleagues may think it's okay that the russians offered dirt on a d

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among other things, cobb praised robert mueller and defended his investigation. let's watch. >> what do you think of bob mueller? >> i think bob mueller is an american hero. i've known him for 30 years as a prosecutor and a friend and i think the -- i think the world of bob mueller. he's a -- he is a very deliberate guy. but he's also a class act. and a very justice-oriented person. i was there for the white house. rudy is there to represent the individual. but keep in mind that you can criticize the strategy, it wouldn't have been my strategy. you know, i don't feel the same way about mueller. i don't feel the investigation is a witch hunt. >> harry, is that a concern among other republicans who were thoughtful about this? that this president is facing -- you know, from a real straight arrow, a threat from a real straight arrow, not a partisan. >> yeah, that's why it was so foreboding when rosenstein first appointed him. look, this is not like a disagreement. rob mueller -- i mean, bob mueller is an american hero. period. full stopped. everybody knows it. and th