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gordon's interaction with russia was on the side bar of a public event. >> jeff sessions had a meeting're we're dancing on the head of a pin here. i have not gotten to the bottom of a question here, why did so many people lied about russia. >> i don't think so many lied about russia. >> let sam talk, please, michael. >> i think there is different poetives, george poppadopulous was still looking for a job. another point is that yes, this part of it is over, but barr's first paragraph of that first -- of the second page of his letter, he says these are ongoing matters that were given off, this has not worked off for sitting presidents in the path. in 1992 they had an investigation and sixth days before the election you had four indictments, barr, by the way, was the acting attorney general that wrote for george h.w. bush the par don letters and clinton and comey. you cover it'd in the oval officer, they say are you worried about the mueller investigation, and he immediately says no, and he says what about the southern district, and he says i don't know about that. >> and he told mike the

jeff morlock writing, george papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi, revealed tuesday, he has formally asked for a presidential pardon. another campaign official, gordonling over a defamation lawsuit. you can read more at the washington times website. kevin, california, republican line. caller: good morning. the robert mueller investigation was impressive. director did a good job. he had 58 indictments of people. conviction or confession that what they did was guilty. he had the evidence to slamdunk those cases. when it came to the president, there was not enough evidence. if he had the evidence, i am certain he would have brought it forward. either way, i would have believed him. i trust him. he did a good job. at the end of the day, what is he really? going to do anything illegal -- what is he really going to do? host: do you mean of obstruction? caller: and collusion. both. anything the director could have brought forward. people that committed crimes, he busted them, every single one, and he had enough evidence to where they had to confess or they are in prison. there were no indictments he did not complete and get a conviction or a guilty plea. h