talking with bernie sanders, michael moore, that's not representing the people in massachusetts. i've been around talking to many people and, you know, her left-wing agenda really doesn't go with american people. stuart: i happen to think he's a neo socialist. >> so when she asserts this, hey, i did build this, you know, the blood, sweat and determination, i did build that. stuart: will that fly? you are a capitalist, entrepreneur, you've made money and started businesses, shape enterprises, does that fly in massachusetts? >> absolutely, we have great businesses in massachusetts. we have a great economy, we need to keep that, her agenda is going far to the left, let me tell you something, when he ran in 2012 she said she we wanted to write book, teach and throw rock, i'm not a rock thrower, i'm a bridge builder and here is the crux of this issue, to be able to get things done for people in massachusetts, you need someone who can work across the aisle, she cannot.

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>> that is michael moore.. >> tucker: michael moore says something true. is it michael moore? watch where, you know, russia, turn the channel, russia, russia, russia. >> talking about stormy daniels. >> all the shiny keys to distract us. that's what goes on in the media.a. >> tucker: oh, says michael moore, speaking of russia, a stalemate between you. s one each. >> is he promoting something? >> tucker: i don't know. >> he is always promoting. >> tucker: even a broken filmmaker tells the truth once in a while.wo which hollywood actor is being mocked mercilessly online for covering a third of his physical being with a huge tattoo. peter doocy? >> it's ben affleck. >> i don't believe you. he seems too sensible. is it ben affleck. >> a lot of people talking about ben affleck. getting teased online after a recent photo revealed he has a giant back tattoo. you may have seen. take a look. a giant phoenix that covers his entire back. check out this new tattoo that his friend matt damon just got. he is showing his support for -- [laughter] >> tucker: that's good. i was in the japanese

it was michael moore trying to prove a point that democrats should have run someone. but, now you go from ficas tree to an actual democratic debate with four candidates, one of whom tamera harris is strong, i have talked to her. you have democratic congressional campaign committee weighing in. >> not only is tamera harris a strong candidate, so is mike cheryl, now democrats are persevered putting down strong roots in the sol sold here, andn last electe e-- election in mors count 7 officers flipped from republicans to democrat. bill: thank you, mark. >> update on mikey cheryl as fawaz we know does not live in district but she gotten dors am of morris county democrat that help hers with her fundraising this is a battle as democrats spent an student to flip the district on their march trying to get back in washington. >> stay with me for break, a lot more "chasing news" coming up. >> how did this, a solution to the l-train closing for 15 months, a pontoon bridge across the east river? it could happen. >> you will meet a bone ofafied soup -- bonafied superhero, ready girl

michael moore said i'm sick of look at russia coverage and stormy daniels.e wants to cover equality. the media is doing them disservice talking about russia and the mueller investigation and stormy daniels. i find i'm agreeing with michael moore. >> i think you can pick and choose. if you want to follow this all day, you have lost your mind. but so be it. but if you don't want to, you don't have to. i don't think the american people are sick of anything or too interested in anything. i think the 24/7 cycle, they hear a voice, they lining, they hear another voice they don't like and they look away it's just there in the background. it's like a grandfather clock. tom: cynthia nixon is going to be running in new york. president trump has opened up the idea for celebrities to run for office. miller, you are still young and healthy, would you ever run for office? >> can you imagine other than the fact i always had a fantasy and a tepid fantasy of debating barbara boxer, by the way, barbara, now that you moved on, the seat may be empty, it was never as empty as wh

on the issue of michael moore.understanding is that part of the deal were senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, together one writer estimated their net worth at $55 million. larry, they were preaching it's time to get serious about poverty and they are the ones to do it. >> yeah, it's kind of fun. at least michael moore is consistent. he is a socialist and he hates corporate barons on the right side and left side of the equation. he hates successful people and i guess he's railing against those in the digital world who have themselves with the left. he did make some very good points, specifically about the democrats spending way too much talking about russia instead of actually worrying about the people whose votes they lost. he is right about that. but i agree with him. i think -- i don't agree with him but i think it's interesting that the democrats are now hating on facebook and they think facebook is horrible but they loved it one facebook help barack obama get elected. i don't know why everyone is shoc

. >> let's bring in michael moore, a former u.s. attorney general.he president seems to now be bringing in a conspiracy theorist to be part of his legal team, but is he really a part of the team or is he just mouthpiece for television? >> it looks to me like trump is bringing in a bomb thrower and my experience has been you don't do that when you're winning. so i think probably they have made a decision when they have looked at the evidence and you think about the obstruction investigation that mueller is doing that is a pretty damming interview that trump gave on air. they may have made a collusion the legal side is tough and now try to wage war in the court of public opinion. >> the president from the reporting out of washington is essentially now becoming his own legal strategist. >> right. >> how would you advise one on becoming their own legal strategist in this environment? >> right. i do think that his legal team has had a tough job and that is trying to control their client. the president likes to surround himself with cheerleaders. you don't

. >> i want to talk more about this with michael moore, a former u.s. in georgia and currently an attorney in atlanta. so michael, this lawsuit and you just heard mj say this, that what it revealed was just last month, really last week, it was february but just last week michael cohen tried to silence stormy daniels through a proceeding. what does that tell snu. >> it tells me they are probably feeling pressure about the position they've been put in by her lawyer. and i'll tip my hat to him because it's a clever legal move on his part. he's essentially got mr. cohen in the posture having to admit he acted with the express repermission of donald trump to pay stormy daniels off to keep quiet or made a contribution or acted totally without trump's authority and may find himself in other jeopardy for actions he undertook there. he's boxed him in with this lawsuit. so you know, i think what's interesting and what we need to think about and watch and see how it plays out and it will be significant as time goes on. it's always the cover-up or attempt to cover-

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what's going on michael moore, elizabeth wa warren and elizabeth moore. >> terrible thing. his 50 million wealth probably came from his movie capitalism, a love story. the hypocrisy goes on and on. what's really interesting though and they keep railing about income inequality. everywhere where progressives have been in control for long periods of time, i'm talking for decades are the worst places in this country for income inequality. everywhere they have been able to put in their tax policies, their regulatory policies. their other kind of policies all have you seen is the gap get wider. go to san francisco, go to los angeles and look at the homeless. brian: look at illinois and chicago. >> really amazing. homelessness, the hopelessness, it's really absolutely amazing. they keep pushing this narrative that somehow they are going to save the world and america particularly from income inequality. ainsley: they have this global vision u what was it fin land yesterday we said you get a parking ticket based on your income? >> speeding ticket. ainsley: they need to go to another

. >> dana: let's bring in john yu from the bush administration and attorney michael moore. d to have you here. michael, if i could start with you. can you explain the process of how it works that the mueller team would try to negotiate with the president's lawyers to figure out what the interview scope should be? is that a normal occurrence? is that something afforded to the president? >> i think it's probably better defined as something afforded to the president. the deal is this: if mueller wants to talk to trump, they have the option of issues a subpoena. the president could take the fifth time and time again. that doesn't do anybody any good. there's pretty specific rules on what a federal prosecutor can and can't do in the federal grand jury. my guess is there's some specific information that mueller wants to get. they're just trying to work through and navigate through how they get that information. from trump's side, his lawyers, this is probably their might mare in the thought of putting trump in a room with mueller unless there's strict limitations on the questions

i'll bring in laura coats, renato marriotty and former usa attorney michael moore. thank you. laura, we've now learned of the fifth major law firm that refused to represent president trump in the russia investigation. what does that tell you about the case or the client? >> it tells you that a lot of the reputation of not only donald trump as being a difficult attorney perhaps or one that does not heed the advice of his attorneys combined with the unpredictability of mueller's dragnet is combining to have a lot of different firms in the area in washington, d.c. and other places to say we don't know who the target is. therefore, we may have conflicts and may not want to take on this particular endeavor because it requires us to have our singular focus outside of a more lucrative practice. frankly, the cost benefit analysis with the reputation of the president of the united states being mercurial, doesn't seem to bode well for anyone wanting to take this case. >> mercurial. >> it's a big word at 11:00 p.m. i got out of bed with my dictionary. i'm doing it for you right now. >> i

attorney michael moore. you have three women, different situations for all of them. which case do you think is the most potentially damaging for the president? >> i think there are probably two, the summer zervos may be the worst because it more quickly subjects the president to a possibility of a deposition. and i think that's what no lawyer would want his client to do in the case if he were representing donald trump. the other is a stormy daniels case because we've got an aggressive move by her lawyer, they are moving forward with the case and continuing to get bits of the story out there even while the case is in limbo litigation, there are decisions made and filings made. information is getting out in the public arena in that case but for real jeopardy the summer zervos case. i feel after this kind of segment i need to go home and take a shower. i can't believe we're talking about unprotected vaginal sex with the president of the united states. we should be talking about other things. it's amazing he's got us in this position. >> it is not fun to talk about, i wi

attorney michael moore. good to have all of you on. thank you. zbliefrmgts lara we learn of the fifth major law firm refuseding to represent president trump in the russia investigation. what does that tell but the case or the client. >> well it tells you that a lot of the reputation of not only donald trump as being a difficult attorney perhaps or one that does not heed the advice of attorneys, combined with the unpredict ability of mueller's drag net it's combining to have a lot of different law firms in the area, washington, d.c. and other places saying he don't know the target. therefore we may have conflicts. and also may not want to take on this particular endeavor because it requires us to have our single laroue focus outside of a more profitable practice. and also the cost bnefit analysis with the president of the united states doesn't bodie well for for anyone taking the case. >> mercurial? >> it's 11 bushman. i got out of bed with my dictionary process. mercurial is what i'm doing right now. >> i love the word. but never -- i never never

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we should too, says michael moore. melinda fike vote in "teen vogue" recently. she is the leader of the berkeley california vote 16 campaign and a high school junior. she where is it doesn't promote civic engagement but gives teenagers the right to vote the matters that directly affect them. robert wrote recently the opposite direction. he wrote in the federalist why it's time to raise the voting age back to 21. host: lots of comments coming in on facebook. the question is should the voting age be lowered? deborah, you are up first from ohio on our 50 or older line. caller: good morning. i am a school teacher and have watched children -- host: deborah, are you still there? caller: i am. i'm sorry. you went silent and i was looking at the television. host: ok. well keep going. keep going. >> i watched children handle requirements of school, you know, where they are teachering -- teaching prealgebra in fourth grade, the demands and the rigors of deep thinking has come into play more than the lower schools, middle schools and also high school. who areel like childr

sisters in the sort of numbers bill show you will see about all of them go to the cities in the michael moore. this is a miserable one of the stink of. cinema but i gather you know that a lot of this. series was. told me it's so also not accepted well. russia and all the us is deciding maybe of what chairman companies or european companies are investing in or which infrastructure we are building a true mini or in interrupt i think it's a trauma and it's a european decision. by . the church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard is not known the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system did that ended as soon as the end and then i can flip out at tuesday's out and. spend. five. russia is holding talks over a second group of militants leaving syria after a first group of an islam

which is the michael moore thank you mr speaker for over fifty years philip him either so i've been campaigning for justice particularly from the german manufacturers. know that over one hundred fifty m.p.'s of signed an open letter to the german chancellor with the prime minister add this to his busy agenda today so that we might get a decent and fair assessment for all concerned. i have on behalf of a constituent as he raised this issue not only through the european parliament but also with the german authorities now certainly reflect what the old gentleman says . more than one hundred fifty british m.p.'s from all political parties have signed a letter to the german chancellor. unlike germany britain does have a tradition of rebellion when dealing with that in mind the active ingredient in going to gullane. the four hundred sixty six members of the through the my trust not just fighting for compensation. they want those responsible for their disabilities to be held to account nikto brick is one of them thinks they have almost succeeded who have which ties and to whom and with his chart to ex

volatility, what forted out as a strong year wall street trading -- michael moore is here. chael: what we are hearing is a lot more optimistic -- a lot less optimistic. you had jpmorgan, citigroup, even credit suisse come out in the middle to late february to talk about trading revenue being up, year-over-year over what was a fairly strong quarter last year. in the last week, you have had some bankers come out and say maybe it is going to be more flat. it seems like what happened was you had a lot of volatility at the beginning of february, it spurred a lot of action, but it was so volatile that some thents stepped away, so second half of february and march was not as active as it was a year ago. you hear that from morgan stanley and credit suisse. credit suisse laid out the art of the quarter. it definitely died out a little bit. heard cameront talk about all these players in the treasury market. is there somebody else who bring up so -- hoovering up some of the business? ishael: it is unclear if it that competitive nature or just some other clients are not as active in the

bring back confidence to the bank and certainly bringing in a new leader could shake that up. , michael moore, our bloomberg news financial team leader. jaguar land rover making waves of the new york auto show. it teams up with waymo. it is the first all electric are full -- offering from the company. we are now joined by ralf speth, the jaguar land rover ceo. why did you choose waymo? electrification -- we have a clear vision about modern mobility and this mobility cannot be done in isolation. modern mobility needs .artnerships we are leaving in the electrification and you look for partners who lead in their respective fields. about -- vision mark: some might say your announcement is unfortunate given the recent tragic news we had out of uber and tesla. rollouts slow down the of the ride-hailing service that waymo wants to implement? ralf: not at all. from my point of view, we are doing everything on the side of the car when you factor are -- manufacturer. on the other hand, waymo has the most advanced algorithm and security systems, so this will be a very good basis to develop this kind of

doj inspector general michael moore reviewing both organization actions during the probe into her usea private email server as secretary of state as jeff sessions is considering hiring andrew mccabe over the unreleased findings. and he will lose his pension. losing benefits, and found guilty, us attorney joe d jennifer, not only does he serve to be fired but charged. >> system of equal justice has been rent asunder by the conduct of james comey of the best-known dirty cop, andrew mccabe and others including senior obama administration justice department officials, this is a moment in history, the reputation of the fbi and in fe enforcement. and it all stems from their animus to donald trump. >> if he makes it through the day without being fired, and $1.9 million in pension benefits. march madness has officially arrived, pulling off the first upset, and miami 64-62. and jean schmidt, 98-year-old 9 and cancer solidity thanking god after the win saying she knew the team could pull it off. another second round, buffalo blowing out, 89-68. 11 minutes after the hour, nypd officer joseph wav

elizabeth sanders, michael moore were there.ey were fueling the flames. >> this is hypocrisy on steroids, as margaret thatcher eloquently stated at one point, the only problem with socialism when you run out of other people's money this is total hypocrisy for them talking about income inequality. secondly charles payne pointed out just this morning that many of the people moved from the middle class have moved up. stuart: right. >> this whole concept of income inequality is just a talking point to try and fan the flames of class warfare. that's all. stuart: we're holding on to a nice rally, up 150 points, but do remember we were down 33 a yesterday. >>> now this. a self-driving uber car struck and killed a pedestrian as she walked into the road. this was in tempe, arizona. the tempe police chief says the early investigation indicates uber is not at fault. gene munster with us, loup ventures manning partner. he is our guy on technology. is this a big setback, do you think, for the self-driving industry? >> stuart, i don't think i

. >>> we have michael moore. he is a former district attorney for georgia and former publications director for ted cruz. when you think of how the president isn't responding publicly to the stormy daniels saga, it's astounding because he always responds to things. >> i think it's one of the first instances when scandal has not embroiled this administration. top aides are telling the president not to speak publicly about it, not to go on a late night or early morning tweet storm, and he's actually listening. what that means, i'm not sure anybody knows the implications yet. but i can tell you as a reporter, it's something congress is very happy that he's staying quiet on. >> do members of congress believe he can stick to it, in general? >> i mean -- no. >> just checking. >> but right now it's another thing they don't have to answer for. as you know, going into midterms, they want the message to be all about tax reform, and as few questions they can get about stormy daniels, the better. >> that's right, because you

it was a crazy story by the was nice to see michael moore on tv again. this is the "topical storm."umber one. we begin tonight in new jersey where hillary clinton can't take the stairs but we can take a pay cut. after years of demanding a quarter million dollar speaking fee, she spoke at rutgers university today for a mere $25,000. that works out for $1 for he excuse she has for losing the elect. >> i was struck by how people said that to me, mostly people in the press, for whatever reason, like, go away, go away. i had one of the young people who works for me do a bit of research. they never said that to any man who was not elected. kennedy: yeah, they did. they do that all the time. now we are on to post-election sexism. tickets to the latest stop on hillary's we is me tour are free because nobody would pay to get town this sort of thing. but plenty of people would pay to get out. i'll give you $500 not to listen to that. topic number two. dunkin donuts just released their own pair of sneakers. if you enjoy fine fashion, this story is not for you. they are orange, hot pink and mag

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charles: senators beings * and elizabeth warren teamed up with filmmaker michael moore on income inequalityhe last 30 years the middle class of this country has declined while the oligarchy is on the rise. >> it's amazing the level of greed. >> this effort to take over our government and make our government work better and birther for a thinner and thinner rich slice in america. charles: what do these three millionaires know about the average american who works paycheck to paycheck and would like to climb the cladder of success themselves? i just when i hear them and they say the solution is a higher minimum wage, livable wage. it's always the minimum. it's midwest ultimate we can bring out of the individual. it's always we'll make sure you get enough crumbs to satisfy you. >> i think this idea of income inequality focuses on the wrong thing. if fox said to me we have two options. i make a million, you make $3 million. i'm going to take that $100,000. income unequality is the wrong thing to focus on. we need to focus on dynamic growth. charles: that's the rationale the democrats are using t

talk about this with juliette kyam and steve hall, retired of chief cia russian operations and michael moore. good evening. steve, let's start with you. we learned a new name today that wasn't on any anyone's radar, that is ted malloch, a former trump campaign adviser. why was the fbi asking him about roger stone and wikileaks? >> yeah. there's this continuing issue of the connection between roger stone and wikileaks, because of the role -- the unique role wikileaks played in disseminating the stolen information from the dnc. my only knowledge of this guy is he seems to be a state guy which calls into question his credibility. mueller is running the investigation and thinks it's important to talk to him. that's good enough for me. >> the fbi asked malloch if he had been to the he can doecuado. that's where julian assuage has been for six years. does the fbi think malloch was an intermediary of some sort? >> it sounds like it. in the cnn reporting, that was the one sentence that stood out because it was so specific. it wasn't what was your relationship to the trump campaign? what did roger st

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. >>> joining me is wesley lowery, cnn contributor, and michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia. gentlemen, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> michael, let me first get your reaction to what you saw there. and i want to, if you can in this answer, explain to me -- there are people who saw this video and wonder why no charges were filed. officer salamoni approaches sterling with his weapon drawn and says, "i'm going to shoot you in the expletive head." that was 30 seconds by my count watching the video by someone else who is potentially officer lake saying there "he's got a gun. kwh what role does that play in deciding whether to file charges or not? >> one of the most important pieces of evidence in a review like this is tapes and recordings. i think it paints a picture that is hard to get around. i think that it clearly supports his firing, in my view of a quick look at it, certainly brings into question whether or not those charges could have been brought. there's no question that he handled the situation improperly. there's no

. >> what is the truth and what are the facts, which michael moore, mccabe's attorney have imployed that he is wrong, and mccabe in the firing back after being fired laid out a lit are built of his case, his side of the story, and what is the legal are recourse? >> well, i have dealt with some personnel decisions within the department as u.s. attorney and watched some of the same things going on with the fbi decisios,s and there is always an appeal process and federal employment in question and i imagine that they are looking at that to make a decision about moving forward. i just, and i keep going back to the idea that the fbi has the tradition and the history and they are proud of the fact that their agents have been having a reputation for the truth and they count on that going to trial testimony, and count on that as basically the way of doing business and that is why we have a pushback when there is a move by the department to have the agents using tape recorders to record suspect interviews, because we have counted on the agents to tell us what went on, but in the case, it is a man

included articles and reports and videos by left-wing sources and publications like producer director michael moore how are pro-trump students supposed to feel in trump is characterized by teachers as racist, sexist and unjust? there's no acknowledgment of the chilling effect that such a policy has on free speech in general and specifically on the ability of students to make up their own minds about candidates and policies. dylan who is a republican activist in the bay area, she's a national committee woman from california and she calls this plan by the san francisco teachers union and inappropriate propaganda that unfairly demonizes the campaign that donald trump, the winner ram but also the people who voted for him. but there is more to political and ideological bias than individual teachers and teachers unions who are talking about president trump. it goes much deeper than all of that. the curriculum itself is often intentionally biased on one site but if you look for example at california's history and social studies curriculum framework which is supposed to be instruction in classrooms it fail

michael moore spoke at the women's march in january and they had it cut off the mic because he wouldn't stop talking. if he understands how to bring humility to it -- it is up to us to help men along with us. to get them to be a little less afraid of what it is we are trying to accomplish because they are afraid. the ground is shifting under their feet and we have to help them with that. we need to insist it shifts. we need to insist. thank you so much, everybody. [applause] >> thank you so much. [applause] c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, an theciate editor discusses acquittal of two baton rouge, louisiana police officers involved in the 2016 death of alton sterling and the recent fatal shooting unarmed black man in california. in our spotlight on magazine segment, we will feature the national journal

. >>> walter schaub is joining us and michael moore.entlemen, good morning to you. >> good morning, good morning. >> reporter: walter, let me start with you. this flurry of tweets offering andrew mccabe a job. when i saw those, i thought about you and your view. these members of congress are offering him employment, not because they need him to do a specific job, but because they just want to get him those extra two days so he can get to his full pension benefits now. and they have not read the office of the inspector general's report, they don't have the information from the office of professional responsibility. ethically, what is your view of these job offers, considering what we know and don't know about mccabe's firing? >> well, keep in mind that any job in congress is a political position. i don't really have a view on it because it's different than if somebody were offering him a career position for which there are safeguards and rules and procedures and you really ought to have a bona fide reason for hiring somebody. but people

i want to bring in juliette kayyem, michael moore, a former u.s. attorney, and a former federal prosecutor. hello welcome welcome to the program. >> hey, don. >> juliette. we're learning more about the foengz of the investigation. do you think rick gates is the lynch pin needed to make the collusion case. >> no, he will need more. but it's not just rick gates. rick gates might have kept -- have emails, documentation, other evidence that leads to other people who may know more. sarah was reporting that rick gates wasn't in the inner circle. but as mueller is able to get more information about what might have been happening in the inner circle, some of that may begin to talk as well. this is how a conspiracy unfolds. we are watching it in 24/7 cable news time which is some random case of a random lawyer, a court filing at 10:00 p.m. at night with a little reference to a potential discussion between manafort and a russian intelligence agency or that they were -- that they were friendly, then leading to, you know, sort of disclosures about what gates m

here to look at each case is michael moore, who served as us attorney for the middle district of georgiathank you for coming in. stormy daniels, let's start with, she said she was defamed by the suggestion that she is lying. she is now going after michael cohen, donald trump's lawyer. how does this change the dynamic? i don't know that it changes the dynamic a great deal except that it brings the issue today. you see the donald trump dean stepping into the trap she and her lawyer have set, whether that be in the initial lawsuit when the had the president acknowledged that he admitted to be party to the nondisclosure agreement, and now of course she has an avenue under to fire back at michael cohen, while he has been the mouthpiece of trump, talking about what the agreement meant and didn't mean. now she has to go in and bring him into litigation personally. that is a fire back from her legal team after they threatened to sue her for a $20 million. let's talk about summer zervos. when thejudge million. let's talk about summer zervos. when the judge gave permission for her defamation to mo

michael moore spoke at the women's march in january and he was the only one they had to cut off the mic because he wouldn't stop talking. if he understands how to bring humility to it -- it is up to us to help men along with us. to get them to be a little less afraid of what it is we are trying to accomplish because they are afraid. the ground is shifting under their feet and we have to help them with that. we need to insist it shifts. we need to insist. thank you so much, everybody. [applause] >> thank you so much. [applause] today on c-span, washington journal is next with your phone calls. and cambridge analytica whistleblower chris wiley testifying before a british parliamentary commission. and later, landmark cases examining the 1963 supreme court case between gideon v. wainwright. in about an hour, the root associate editor kiersten on police shootings and rapes in the u.s. and then our spotlight on magazine segment. story on the cambridge analytica controversy. and a look at the future of driverless cars with michael faron of the george washington university center. [captions cop

let's discuss now with cnn contributor john dean, a former nixon white house counsel and michael mooreattorney. john, cnn is reporting the president's attorneys are discussing how they could use a potential interview between the president and the special counsel as a bargaining chip effectively saying, we'll let you interview the president if you can guarantee we're buttoning up the russia investigation. what do you make of this tactic? >> i think it's a non-starter. i don't think they have any leverage whatsoever. the president has a couple options. one is to take the fifth amendment and say he's not going to testify at all, which will be politically very unattractive, or they can talk about dates, and that's about the only two options he has. >> mm-hmm. michael, trump's legal team reportedly wants to limit the scope of the interview and maybe even prevent it from taking place under oath. do you think that's something mueller would be open to? >> i think it's probably a pipe dream at this point. i mean think about where bob mueller is. he's got the evidence piling up against trump. he

i was interviewing a venture capitalist name michael moore it, chairman of sequoia and perhaps the most successful venture capitalists ever pretty invested in google and he has had a storied career. he's had some failures as well. i actually think he still around because he's trying to make up for that. and at the time sequoia had no female partners. this was in november 2015 that i interviewed him. he said to me you know, he is talking about how i asked him which was interesting how do you identify a good venture capitalist and he said i think it's very difficult to sell from someone's background if they're good at investing which is interesting to say of all these permits. he himself started his career as a journalist and then got a chance to do investing and he ended up being an incredible success. he no female partners in his business and i said what is responsible the tire women? i was expecting some sort of can't answer because he's very well spoken and he said to me well, we are looking very hard and were completely blind to gender, race, sexuality and we think it's not enough wo