jerome corsi, what are you making of the fact that corsi at the end of the day wasn't indicted, when,fact, we were told he was presented with an indictment they wanted him to agree to? >> i have to say, that is a surprise. because if you talk to veteran prosecutors, and you sa you the chain of events, including the draft of plea agreement, guilty plea that they gave to corsi, and then they didn't deliver. they didn't take it to the next step and actually charge him. you know, most prosecutors i talk to said, of course, corsi is going to get charged. you don't go that far and then not indict somebody. so, it does indicate that to me what i suspected for a while that all the time and attention that mueller put into the roger stone case was because they were convinced, they were going to be able to show that stone was in direct communication with wikileaks, that that was the, you know, the pot at the end of this rainbow, that they were going to be able to prove, you know, something that did amount to collusion with at least an entity that was leaked to the russians, wreaks, which got it'

pushing off saying it was all corsi, patently false and roger will be able to prove that as well. think he's shown those e-mails publicly. >> i pressed mr. critico last night. what did that mean that there was this discussion about wikileaks, it wasn't chargeable? why did roger appear to mislead? >> i don't think he did. his recollection. you remember some of the things he's been krcriticized for as t how he was conversing, they asked him did you do e-mails and texts and he said i think i did texts and e-mails and somehow it was a lie he was actually doing e-mails. why would roger stone do that? if he's metexting and e-mailing why would he lie? >> mueller says he repeatedly tried to prevent randy critico from testifying. the president has tried to do that very obvious but he's the president. the question on the show was whether stone would get away with it. >> i don't think he was preventing people from testifying and the idea in the mueller probe that somehow taking away his dog was a threat of some kind, roger stone has been threatening to take away his dog for years. roger ston

corsi lied. he has not. in fact, that's the reason that dr. corsi is not indicted. that's simply not true. >> well, he is the person referenced in the indictment on roger stone. >> i am person number one. but anderson, as i pointed out, again, please read "silent no more." as i pointed out, the one count that mueller wanted me to plead guilty to was testimony that mueller had allowed me to amend. and i thought that was completely fraudulent. i was amending my testimony constantly. you've got to read the book. >> just lastly, i mean, there are obviously a number of people watching this who are going to say, look, you have been an advocate of many conspiracy theories, from president obama not being born in the u.s. to, you know, the questions about what really happened on 9/11 -- >> no, no, i have not questioned that one. you -- you may have accused me of that one, before, even, but i have not. i find it -- i never wrote anything about 9/11 at all. >> well, i think you -- you were talking about fire -- yeah, on a radio show, i think i actually have the clip. >> i have

pushing off saying it was all corsi, patently false and roger will be able to prove that as well. he's shown those e-mails publicly. >> i pressed mr. credico last night. help us understand then. what did that mean that there was this discussion about wikileaks, it wasn't chargeable? why did roger appear to mislead about it? >> i don't think he did. i think when he sat in these hearings to testify that he gave his best responses to his recollection. you remember some of the things he's been criticized for as to how he was conversing with people, they asked him, did you do necessarily and texts. he said i think i did texts and no e-mails, and somehow it's a lie he was actually doing e-mails. why would roger stone do that? if he's texting and e-mailing, why would he lie? he just didn't remember. >> mueller says he repeatedly tried to prevent randy credico from testifying. the president has tried to do that very publicly. it's quite obvious. but he's the president. the point on the show was whether stone would get away with it. why do you think stone was trying to prevent people from

. >> mark levin at 8:00, jerome corsi at 8:20.k levin was on this show two years ago saying that the obama team spied on the trump team when no one else was saying that. based on public sources and leaks. he was there and knew about it. >> looking forward to what he has to say. >>> turning to your headlines, a relaxing vacation turns into a nightmare at sea. an engine failure in stormy weather forcing 1300 people to evacuate a cruise ship one by one by helicopter. look at the chaos unfolding inside. 54-mile-per-hour winds and 25-foot waves forcing fowr furne to fly around and the ceiling to collapse. water pouring on to theship. 16 people have been taken to the hospital, three of them with serious injuries. the ship is expected to be towed back to land this morning. >>> and we now know the names of two american heros killed in come bcombat afghanistan, will y served five tours in iraq. and specialist joseph colet was part of an explosive ordnance group. they also earned four army achievement medals. both heros are survived by thei

>> at that point, i don't know if it was me or jerome corsi.went before the house intel committee. he named me. >> he named you and then you're bringing up person 1 who we've also spoken to. now hear from the mueller indictment of roger stone. it says roger stone directed corsi, not credico, to contact the head of wikileaks. now that the probe is over, do you have any idea why it was important to roger to blame you for something that mueller found involved corsi? >> you know, it's a conundrum inside a riddle inside a rubik's cube. i really do not know why he had to do that. if he had just told the truth, he wouldn't be -- i wouldn't be here today. none of us. i don't know why he went before the house intel committee. he could have invoked the fifth. no reason to do it. >> you were in touch with him during the 2016 campaign. did you get the impression from your discussions with roger stone that he had inside info on what wikileaks was going to do? >> absolutely not. and, listen, he didn't communicate with julian assange and neither did corsi. no

jerome corsi, not somebody i think you would hang your hat on as a credibility contest. now you want to take his word. i can't take mueller's word. you want to take corsi word. >> all these things should be tested. >> that's what we're doing right now. >> i certainly -- >> not the only forum, matt. >> if what the democrats got is manafort shared polling information with people that were loosely affiliated with russians, i think that clearly that is not going to result in impeachment. >> what would satisfy you? unless you had a picture of donald junior with putin on your lap. he wouldn't go under oath. >> that's not true. >> doctored up by his lawyers to make sure he wasn't exposed to anything. >> that would be a bar violation you're alleging. >> come on, matt, if you have -- >> well, there are sworn responses under oath, chris. >> i know. carefully lawyered. >> what would raise to the level of impeachment? >> carefully lawyered. carefully lawyered. so what, a president has the highest duty in this nation to be honest. he has the highest duty in this nation to be straight

corsi and others to be dance in the end zone, rachel. here's why.o me that a lot of these cases, whether it's corsi or carter page, right? or randy credico or the trump kids or folks associated with the inaugural committee or the trump organization can be charged and prosecuted elsewhere. they don't have to be charged and prosecuted by bob mueller. so mueller may not be indicting anyone else, but i fully expect other indictments in what i am broadly calling this case. mueller's remit was always rather narrow. i disagree with the congressman in one respect. he was asked to look -- he mueller was asked to look at russian interference in the 2016 election. nobody asked mueller to rummage through trump's attic. and so we know the southern district of new york investigation continues. we know that the president, for instance, was identified in public court filings as having directed illegal campaign finance payments. we know other people were involved in that. we know that cohen and flynn and gates and others continue to cooperate. we see large amounts o

what is interesting to me is that jerome corsi wanted to start getting e-mails out before the access hollywood tapes came out. i don't even know then if that really counts. roger did not have what the trump campaign thought. but if you look at the stone indictment it said multiple times they reached out to roger about wikileaks. >> i know you have been on tv a lot, some people took a piece out of you, but there was a lot of criticism about you and what shape you're in, you seem well, it all good with you? >> yes, thank you. >> okay, just want to check. okay, sam nunberg, a former trump cam and aide, one of the people having his documents requested by jerry nadler. cynthia, thank you for being with us. you heard the, on one hand we knew jerry nadler after the election when he knew he would be the head of the judiciary committee, he said he would be going after all of the hard questions. what does this look like to you? is it another version of the muger information? >> it will be politicized, it already has been. it has the mark of a preimpeachment investigation, it is interesting thi

. >> and stay with me here, let's say it is roger stone and jerome corsy and papadopoulos. the president will be thrilled if it was those people. we have not mentioned jared kushner and ivanka. if roger stone and corsy went down, the republicans would take it as a swing. >> everything is to filtered through him and mandate to come down. i think it will be incredible to say all of his under links were involved in this and he does not know anything about it. >> matt, how do you think republicans are going to happened l thhandle this going forward especially many lawmakers quietly stood by the president don't have any ties. their hands are pretty much clean. >> i think a lot of democrats set a high bar for what's going to be in the report and i have seen in the last few months. they tried to tamp this down a little bit. anything sort of what you are talking about is a collusion. trump could say this is a win politically. all these committee and people investigating him. one of the most effective line of attack against house democrats last cycle was they would grind d.c. to a h

but both andrew miller and jerome corsi fought back. turning down a mueller plea deal.id these two men get away with just defying the special counsel. >> that's another great question, anna. i will say that there's a couple possibilities here, either the old office in the district of columbia is going to be pursuing charges down the road or potentially mueller decided that either there was a change in circumstances or after the investigation proceeded, mr. korscy was not worth the resources to prosecute. i have to say, typically a prosecutor would not threaten to prosecute anyone unless they were sure they were going to do so. i really don't know, and can't answer why that is not happening. >> jen, you want to take a crack at that. >> i would say, if if i was representing mr. corsi, i would not be breathing any easier at the moment. then just decide to back off. that's not the kind of style that mueller's people have. >> thank you both. good to have you both with us. >>> breaking news, a cruise ship stranded at sea off the norwegian coast, one by one now, hundreds of pa

. >> robert mueller's decision that there will no more indictments is being celebrated by jerome corsi. an author and an associate of roger stone was offered a plea deal as part of the mueller probe which would have required him toed a to when charges of lying to investigators and obstruction of justice before congressional or grand jury proceedings. he refused to signed that deal and yesterday railed against the special counsel's investigation. >> i'm very pleased, of course, i'm not indicted. i feel vindicated because i refused to accept what i considered to be a fraudulent plea deal. i gave them my laptops, computers. i helped quantico download my emails with double verification. worked with them on the phone. i wanted to cooperate. but from day one they treat you like a criminal. this plea deal, they were bullying me. i would not stand before a judge and god and say i committed a crime i didn't. i did not give them false information that i knew to be false on material subjects in order to deceive them. i tried to tell them truth. these thugs offered me a fraudulent plea deal. >> co

and something has to be done to counter these forces corsi puts it in terms of defense defending ourselves against outside power. if you look at it it's a call for business to use its control over resources to carry out a major offensive to beat back this democratizing wave. over on the liberal side something exactly similar to the first. major report of the trial lateral commission is concerned that this. called the crisis of democracy. predator a commission is liberal internationalists in their flavors indicated by the fact that they pretty much staff the carter administration. and they were also called the democratizing tendencies of the sixty's and so we have to react to that. they were concerned that there was an excess of democracy developing . previously. passive and obedient parts of the population are sometimes called the special interests who are beginning to organize and try to enter the political arena and they said that imposes too much pressure on the state can't deal with all these pressures so therefore they have to return to a city becomes the politicized. and they were pa

you're throwing trash on the ground if you're corsi instead of each other to be around all that you get from. the arcane several schools. school in brooklyn south bronx community charter high school in the bronx that's argued coalition we were in there every day for the last three weeks teaching these kids about racism teaching these kids about police brutality teaching these kids about taking pride in who they are teaching these kids that they have the power all the powers and the people that they have the power to affect your weight change this is what we told no one will be lookin at soon the city would soon have to say police brutality are you. are you. are you. still do. i. i. i i. i. this friend be easy. this monday. he knows the neighborhood. you lived in this same neighborhood for fifty two years how do you live in the same neighborhood with fifty two years we have a big right here in sixty three. and we really tore up the city so we're really not. you know never really came back from there the blacks around here always struggle school again war wisely always have problems durin

and most famously was jerome corsi.mber/december last year that he was in advanced plea negotiations, that they had written out a plea agreement. and for him to escape any charges whatsoever at the end of this is really surprising. you just don't see prosecutors go down the read of being convinced that someone committed a crime, going through the motions of negotiating a plea to that crime, and then have it all just evaporate. >> here is another really big one. here is how you phrase this burning question. why all the lies and coverups by michael flynn regarding his conversations with the russian ambassador sergey kislyak, by paul manafort about his dealings with kilimnick, by trump about his moscow tower, by various fibls abo officials. and the barr summary didn't address that. >> and this as has been the evidence for people who thought that there was collusion that they have cited which is, look, the trump team almost every single person involved in this has lied consistently about all manner of their activity in this

we just read a statement from jerome corsi who is a conservative writer around washington, author, whofor very similar and racing thoughts, sucked this investigation he was sucked in by indictment by this beloved man investigation and he refused to admit to the crimes. he they never invited him. that seems fraudulently dominant fraudulent. that c does not seem a straightforward, honest, honorable way to conduct an investigation. if you believe a man is guilty, and i him, if not, don't charge them. i don't understand what is going on. >> i don't d either. i can promise you when i was a prosecutor, if i had the evidence to indict someone, i was going to indict them. if i told them as going to indict them, i would have indicted them. it makes no sense to me. you are right that it does make it look fraudulent. this whole investigation has been a sort of damocles over the president at even over our nation. there is a significant number of people in this country who believe the president is a russian asset.nt the irresponsible behavior by politicians, former intelligence personnel, and this

corsi and others to be dancing in the end zone, rachel. here's why, it seems to me that a lot of these cases whether it's corsi or carter page, right, or randy credico, or the trump kid or folks associated with the inaugural committee or the trump organization can be charged and prosecuted elsewhere. they don't have to be charged and prosecuted by bob mueller. so mueller may not be indicting anyone else, but i fully expect other indictments in what i am broadly calling this case. mueller's remit was always rather narrow. i disagree with the congressman in one respect. mueller was asked to look at russia interference in the 2016 election. nobody asked mueller to rummage through trump's attic, and so we know the southern district of northern investigation continues. we know that the president, for instance, was identified in public court filings as having directed illegal campaign finance payments. we know other people were involved in that. we know that cohen and flynn and gates and others continue to cooperate. we see large amounts of reda

look what they did or tried to do to jerome corsi. they asked him to sign a document to plead guilty to a crime. now we see that the mueller investigation is over, and they are not charging corsi with any crime. this is what is going on. this is overreach of the government that was started because hillary clinton took $5 million and created a false dossier and james comey, the messiah complex james comey, the man who discernment in his mound and what is right and -- mind and what is right and wrong and took that to president trump and launched investigation because hillary clinton couldn't win an election. that is what this is about. they tried to prove that trump cheated when he never did. i i was there every single day. we work harder than they did. we out-smarted them. they are still not comfortable with the result and trump won the election. >> harris: you have talked with and i mentioned earlier the "associated press" reporting now that the democratic chairs of six committees demand they release the full report they receiverred f

for one, we knew thatjerome corsi, a confidant of roger stone, who is under indictment, we know therehimself was not indicted. and also, donald trump junior was actually in the cross ha i rs junior was actually in the crosshairs of the mueller pro. and the fact that he is not being indicted is also surprising. it begs the question, are these indictments 01’ the question, are these indictments orare the question, are these indictments or are these investigations that will continue to move forward, but with other branches of the department of justice? those with other branches of the department ofjustice? those are questions many hope that the mueller report will answer, when and if it is made public. we might get some a nswe i’s is made public. we might get some a nswers to is made public. we might get some answers to the legal questions when, as you say, perhaps if we finally see the detail, but what about politically, going forward, what are the democrats going to do and what other republicans going to do well, because this would be a political issue, i think there are many, particul

ailes and surprise you know not really i mean i think there's been a lot of conversations with jerome corsi and roger so in the talks about wiki leaks you know it's still unclear whether or not the russians were helping wiki leaks you know julius on said that wasn't his source. and once again i mean when the president talks about hillary clinton and whether it's a joking manner or an investigative manner it was very clear that they treated hillary clinton with kid gloves compared to how you know really the deep sea has been treating donald trump so i think he has every right to sort of mock that process and call the hypocrisy for what it was brian would have done the twenty twenty one actions. i think that will be interesting to see here larry again you know my feeling about the muller investigation from the very beginning i feel the same way having watched the testimony with michael cohen is that again i'm not sure that anybody will find a direct smoking gun between donald trump and the kremlin ok but at the very least it's clear that he surrounded himself and his campaign with people who

is a combination of the two types which is very rare it started with skin bone then developed into corsi core and both her feet about two weeks ago. the wilds not the only victim the un's children agency says one hundred thirty five thousand children remain in the besieged city of today the word they face the highest level of malnutrition and cholera in yemen. unicef says their living conditions are so dire no one should ever suffer. the fight between the lead coalition and who has destroyed yemen's health care system the siege and bombardment of the port city over their heads wrecked hospitals ambulances even medical stores doctors say they're missing ninety percent of medical supplies and equipment. specifically targeted the health sector and intentionally aimed at destroying its facilities more than fifty percent of all the medical facilities have been totally or partially destroyed including the main hospitals and maternal clinics half of the emblems fleet has been destroyed to the province is facing a catastrophic humanitarian situation it is beyond words of the board over the past

is go now to our correspondent in istanbul's and corsi it is joining us live the turkish president of course made these comments and following the attacks in christchurch and he was quoting the suspects comments about turkey is he likely to hate prime minister marston's call and take them back. well elizabeth of course it would be a little bit speculating to guess what for instance our don is going to do or what he's going to say about this but let me explain you the situation in turkey on march thirty first there is a local election in turkey despite this is a minister below election the governing ruling party which is headed by the president. don they see this election. as a future as an election that is going to determine the future if their ruling party into their presidency and everything that's why i can tell that the election campaign is a little bit wild and turkey ended the rhetorical end the political campaign language has has gone wild and a little bit assaultive. to the people who are against the ruling party or the alliance that they represent that's why we have been witn

not to charge them, someone we didn't know he was investigating, someone other than saying jerome corsi be in the report? saying we looked into this guy, we didn't charge him, is that in there or not? you don't typically make that public, perhaps that's is what barr is referring to here. anyway, it is clear that he is sticking to his guns and he is saying you will get not the entire thing handed to me, but you will get as much as i can give you consistent with these legal and policy restrictions which is basically what he has been sort of forecasting all along. now what will the house do with this? i think by putting this letter out -- >> they probably won't at this point, right? >> even if they do, i think the attorney general under cuts the force now. they can go to course and say hey, we gave them what we can. >> pete, i know you need to do some reporting to get us some more investigation. stay close to us with more investigation as you get it. i want to bring liz holtsman back in. you said the law should be amended so this has to happen, and the attorney general must have been watch

remember, in november and december we saw jerome corsi actually come up to the point where he had a plea agreement that he was negotiating with robert mueller's team. clear evidence that they believe that he committed a federal crime and that plea deal blew up and we didn't see any indictment coming out of that. there is a lot of sort of weird leftover stuff right now and we don't know how much of this is going to sort of make sense to us after reading the report and how much of it is going to be left dangling. >> we may know more as early as this weekend. that's what we're being told. i'll let you go to get rest because you'll probably be here tomorrow and sunday. appreciate it. >>> robert mueller completed the investigation but we know a lot. we'll take a look at who, what and where the who, what and where of the mueller investigation. that's next. >>> after 67 five days mueller [boy gasps] for real cold and flu protection with lysol, you can help protect them from a real cold. lysol disinfectant spray kills the #1 cause of the cold and clorox wipes don't. lysol. what it takes to prote

advisor to the president will join us in a short time and congressman brad wenstrup along with jerome corsi also claiming vindication following the mueller report summary. as byron york laid out he is seeing democrats move away from this whole collusion thing and move on with their legislative agenda. republicans not so much. they aren't going to let this go. we'll talk to senator kennedy about all that. >> bill: big show coming up. that's the point we're making now. stay tuned. >> sandra: more breaking news. awaiting a big hearing on capitol hill after the pentagon takes bold new action on border security sending a billion dollars to help build the president's border wall. congressman mark green will join us on that. >> bill: israel and hamas exchanging heavy rocket fire. benjamin netanyahu cutting his washington trip short. what will happen next there? >> sandra: vice president mike pence firing up aipac crowds calling out the 2020 candidates who skipped the annual event. john james will weigh in on that next. >> let me be clear on this point. anyone who aspires to the highest office in t

for example jerome corsi resisted a plea deal. will he still be charged. what about george nadir?hat information did he provide? and what evidence is mueller seeking there? and michael flynn who was quote significant. so what did he provide? and roger stone and what was found there? those are some of the outstanding questions hanging over the probe. so much to askia. number one, is it close, the report? >> it seems like it is wrapping up and seems closer to the end than the beginning. but we just found out today that rick gates is continuic his cooperation. not just with new york prosecutors or d.c. or whatever, but with mueller's team. he's answering questions about donations to the trump's inaugural committee, about middle east influence into trump's campaign. this isn't just about russia, right? he's the silent person in the background who had direct visibility into the things his boss was doing throughout the entire campaign. and manafort, i'm convinced, is a linchpin -- >> rick gates and paul manafort, both are meeting with the russians, kilimnik. it's hard to imagine that ma

jerome corsi to sign a plea deal he never did. now that the mueller report is over, he's free and clear. david: we have to emphasize what we are hearing came from some sources. we'll hear from the attorney general over the weekend and hopefully we'll see it from the beginning until the end. but the moral authority of those democrats who said with absolute certainty to the american public, to their constituents, something that apparently is not in any way in corresponded nation with the truth, i just wonder what has happened to their moral authority as they continue these investigations. they want the public to believe they have the moral authority to continue to investigate based on a charge that has been proved or appears to be proved false. >> they are morally bankrupt. hillary clinton lost the election is wait came down to. her team took $5 mill and hired a former british spy to create the fake dossier. james comey presented then president-elect donald trump in a one-on-one meeting then he leaked that information to say it was

the stone case in dc, so it doesn't mean that corsi won't be indicted. >> yeah, there was four office that's received cases at the end of the summer. >> yeah, and you when they looked into deutsch bank, and now they're saying we're going to take an mri to the trump organization. >> all of these things are insignificant. >> and noir not they're not unr. >> the show of deadline mtp daily continues. >> we went overtime. if this becomes a two-hour show it will become deadline mtp, right? john brennan, what was fascinating is mueller took over an active investigation it had been started by the fbi, it took place when you were on the national security team. i don't want to go through everything that you said, nobody was more alarmed by the things that you saw than anyone in the national security team than you. you have been very confident in bob mueller, boy has he played by the district rules of this statute. does it bother you that he never tried to subpoena the president in front of the grand jury? >> no, i have tremendous respect for bob mueller, his professionalism and doing what he th

jerome corsi. there's been questions about eric prince, questions about donald trump jr. it wouldn't surprise me if there are more arrests there for mueller. >> finally this last tea leaf we got from the attorney general. rod rosenstein is going to stay on. he calls himself a heat shield for robert mueller and this investigation. does this maybe tell us that the mueller report isn't as imminent as we might think? >> it should be that he's got to stick around until it comes out. there's going to be heat clearly, but which way? i do think it's a good thing that rosenstein stay there is t. >>> still to come, 2020 candidate beto o'rourke making his first trip to new hampshire this morning just as a new cnn poll gives a new look at who's leading the democratic field. >>> plus a new report reveals how an off duty pilot saved a different flight the day before the doomed lion air crash. from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. the new 2019 c-class

and all you want to do is bring jerome corsi up to testify on capitol hill.y god. >> while the president is out there saving the world -- and he is. as far as the pointer, look at the guns. democrats want to take guns out of the hands of law-abiding citizens. yet they won't stem the flow across our border into the hands of gang members and drug dealers? it's unbelievable. >> laura: re, you've seen this before. we witness what impeachment did to the country before. i was just getting going on tv when this was happening, i started a show on another network the daily impeachment report dropped, and i think republicans thought we have them this time, how did that all work out for the republicans back then? >> a boomerang, republicans lost five seats in the house of representatives right after impeaching bill clinton because the country wasn't there, in the country isn't there for this now pier the first campaign i over worked on, 21 years old, 1982, and told the incumbent democrat did cocaine. how do you know that? we don't really know, but that is what we heard.

stepped in when he talked about hillary, uncharged persons, what about kushner and trump, what about corsiy the way, he gave up a lot, i thought, when he said one, two, three makes sense. there's precedent for congress getting grand jury material. there's precedent on the other side, too, but there's a potential for a legal battle on that very big category. >> are you saying and this is your interpretation that those peripheral parties, kushner, maybe don junior, that would all about blacked out? >> well, it would be the question of what he means by peripheral and what he means by unduly. maybe peripheral goes one level to the peripheral people at deutsche bank. we know anthony kennedy's son worked there, is that peripheral? it's a very much a wiggle word. one thing, though, the most important thing for them to get now is not the evidence, it's the reasoning why mueller decided not to bottom line on obstruction and second, why barr decided too? that's what they need. everything else will be a big fight line by line on the evidence. it's going to go to court and it's going to take a while.

mueller finishing his investigation without any new indictments, especially of don junior or jerome corsi>> back in november there was a source that said the mueller investigation would wrap up at the end of february. february has come and gone, and now there are new suggestions that the mueller team is wrapping up. and as someone who has defended federal criminal cases, one thing that the federal government often does not do is wrap things up quickly or ahead of schedule or even on schedule. they will be finished when they are finished. and with each new indictment, with each new search warrant, with each new document or tie a terabyte of data that's uncovered is a potential new avenue for the investigation. that doesn't mean that they may not be wrapping up soon, but a general rule of thumb is they will be finished after the date that you think they will be finished. >> ashleigh, what do you think? >> i think that they are wrapping up but i do agree, i think that when they're done, they're done. but the problem is that we've seen a lot of key folks and key players in this investigation

when i pressed jerome corsi about his original plan to help roger stone mislead congress, he admittedheir original attempt. they were going to lie. and he said he ultimately told mueller's investigators the truth about that lie. how did they react to the other defense that you made on behalf of roger stone which you agreed to help roger mislead congress about how he found out about podesta? >> see in fact that was the -- there are two rounds of this. round one, i openly discussed that with them and admitted it all. because it was true. i was telling the truth. >> you were telling them the truth about a lie. >> no. okay, yes. >> yes. he admitted it lto lying. and then the more senior trump advisors convicted of construction crimes likelying to investigators or congress which were linked to coverups related to trump. think of cohen or manafort. michael cohen lied to congress about things that weren't indicted in this probe such as how they sought business in moscow and lied to the public about it. cohen also misled the public about things that were crimes. michael cohen misled the publi

donald trump junior, jared kushner, jerome corsi, the writer who had a draft indictment presented to him by mueller's office and they decided not to go forward with this. let's be fair here. there has been a lot of suspicion around certain people. a lot of negative things have been said. mueller has said, i am not proceeding. there is no better news to receive than you are not being indicted by the united states government. >> you once worked as a prosecutor. when the senior justice official tells laura the special counsel is not recommending any further indictments, can we conclude there have been no sealed indictments that would be unsealed at some point down the road? >> wolf, you are like a lawyer. that's an interesting question. i think the answer is, we can assume that. that is a very good follow-up question. i think that would be very coy if no further indictments -- in plain english, it means to me that there are no further -- >> let me ask laura that question. it's your reporting that the special counsel is not recommending further indictments. as far as you know, have there

whether or not roger actually obstructed justice by not telling them about his conversations with jerome corsi. >> so your defense argument -- and look, i don't know if you know this, some of our viewers are like, why do you have sam nunberg on? i don't want to hear from him. but you can't understand a case, nick, unless you look at all the evidence from both sides. and that argument we're going to hear sooner or later in the trial the judge ordered today. that this is just roger, this is just how he talks. we could show you other wild messages. it was ant true tampering. what's the rebuttal? >> the rebuttal is simple. it was done over a number of time, it was a number of text messages where he did this. it was very clear that when randy credico told him that he wouldn't lie for him, that it would be a problem, he kept telling him why he should lie, why he should take the fifth amendment. this whole witness tamp seering a 20-year felony. it's about as serious as you can get in the criminal code. and they have these conversations where he comes right out and says it. it's not like he can say he

corsi, they give him a charging instrument he never pled to.. there's still others. i think he has one more round in him. changing topics a little bit, what are we going to see next in the college admissions bribery scandal? gle again, we're going to see m this is going to grow up. people are going to cooperate, and as people cooperate more, be implicated. as parent, it's scary enough looking at this whole college process and read about how rigged it is in some cases and it's disturbing and great job by doj to uncover this and get justice. >> i agree, as a parent, this is a hot topic. thank you, elie honig. make sure to read elie's column on cnn.com/opinion. also ask your questions there. >>> a man is in custody accused of killi ining a notorious mob . why officials believe his doet may have nothing to do with the mob. details ahead. >>> first, allisison kosik here with this week's "before the bell." >> hi, ana. stocks are stuck many in a tigh range. the federal reserve could provide some direction this week. on wednesday the central bank meets