but keith schiller has apparently just been getting paid $15,000 a month every month for nobody quite knows what now. i mean, at least for awhile they tried to justify those payments with the whole rnc site selection thing. but since then, how do they even -- there's not even a cover story. and part of the reason this may end up being a problem for the rnc is that keith schiller has been called to testify in the russia investigation before at least one committee in congress investigating that matter, and there have been reports that he's also been called in to speak with the special counsel. as somebody who was a body man and bodyguard for then candidate and now -- and then president trump, keith schiller might be an important witness. if the rnc is randomly paying him $15,000 a month now in an ongoing way for no discernible work, why those investigations are ongoing, there may ultimately be questions about whether he's being paid in conjunction with his testimony or lack thereof. i mean, there is no inherent problem with somebody on the payroll getting called as a witness, but there

and keith schiller, the president's long-time bodyguard. alexander nix from cambridge analytica, dana rohrabacher, the president's secretary from his longtime business, rhona graff. lots and lots of people. transcripts amounting to thousands of pages. and, again, we don't know if any of those people, any of those witnesses who testified under oath before the intel committee, we don't know if any of them are facing any kind of felony legal jeopardy that roger stone and michael cohen have run up against and sam patten has run up against in their dealings with federal prosecutors. but the conveying of these official transcripts to robert mueller's office today means that the special counsel, if they do want the bring legal charges against anyone for false statements in this testimony, the special counsel now has the ability to do that with these official transcripts. so in terms of what's going to happen next here, don't expect a bus tour from the president to highlight his state of the union messages, such as they were. the president's longti

was cory lewandowski, whole pics, danskin vino doing social media, keith schiller, the president's bodyguard, and that was it. so, it was shocking. then, secondly, how else did he rewrite it, he rewrote it by using twitter in a way that no one else had ever done. i was familiar with that kind of approach because i have used youtube in a way that no other governor had ever used youtube. and really made myself more of a national figure. donald trump took twitter to a new level he was able when he wanted to to go over the heads of the media and communicate to millions of people. >> and go over your head as well is a candidate. >> absolutely. >> host: you said it was my experience, watching the campaign i started watching on day to day basis, donald trump could do to foreigners, retweet, and by 9:00 a.m. eastern, whatever you are planning is chris christie, john kasich -- your days blown out. >> guest: in your being forced to whatever media is forcing you to respond to donald trump. i think the media was unwittingly complacent and all that. he rewrote it through the use of twitter. he also rewro

as somebody who was a body man, and bodyguard for then candidate and then president trump, keith schiller might be an important witness. if the rnc is randomly paying $15,000 a month now in an on going way for no discernible work, there may be questions whether he's being paid in conjunction with his testimony or lack therefore. there is no inherent problem with somebody on the payroll getting called as witness but there might be a problem if someone is put on the payroll because they have been called as a witness. today roger stone made an unusual plea to the federal judge hearing his case in washington d.c. that judge is the same judge who has handled the case mueller brought against russian intelligence officers from the gru. and it's not a coincidence roger stone's case is being handled by the same judge who is doing the gru case. that judge in fact was assigned to roger stone's case specifically because once prosecutors indicted roger stone, they said in his indictment that his case is explicitly related to this other case number. and that is the case number on the indictment of all