it was not the entire mueller report. >> not the mueller report everyone's been waiting for.the direct quotes from the mueller report. everything else is barr's views. >> i would note four sentences that are in the letter that are attributed to the mueller report. not a single one of them is a complete sentence. >> no complete sentences. that was suspicious. if you ever want to get inside the mind of the reporter when we all work together, we work hard together. sometimes we have these conversations and say, well, can we say that it's a lie? not responsibly, because i didn't have the underlying mueller report. i could just try to tell you that mr. barr had his own troubled record and if there were full sentences in the report that mr. barr thought were so true or helpful to obviously the person he thought of wrongly as his client, donald trump, he might have done a whole sentence. so do i repeat myself? yes. occupational hazard. but this matters. there's a great saying on the internet, don't feed the trolls. the trolls are the people who just want to upset you or lie or comme

he spent virtually every day, the mueller desiccation, attacking every known member of robert mueller's prosecutorial team, including andrew weissmann who will join us tonight. today, merrick garland, -- has the special counsel investigating president biden. robert herr is a 2001 graduate. from stanford law school. then, was a clerk for two judges appointed by republican president, ronald reagan, including the chief justice of the united states supreme court. william rehnquist. then, the most conservative member of the supreme court. robert her, has made this three political contributions to republican candidates going to john mccain's losing republican campaign in 2008. >> mr. her, has a long and distinguished career as a prosecutor. because of some three, he joined the departments critical division where he worked on counterterrorism, corporate fraud, and appellate manners. from 2007 into 2014, this to her served as an assistant u. s. attorney for the district of maryland and prosecuted manners ranging from violent crime to -- in 2017 mr. her rejoin the department. as a principal asso

oh boy, sure. garrett, the days and for years, claudia pat mueller has been flying to afghanistan for the aid organization. she and her team carefully examine all the children and decide who may be eligible for treatment or the social worker. note that the situation in the country has deteriorated dramatically since the taliban took power last summer. yeah. hadn't. we've never before seen so many families come your family, a younger convent as that they were over 2200 families here or it's pretty hard to say you can come now credit and you later not knowing of the child will still be alive. and 6th, mom, it's all, it's a listen played tuscan to him, hired me. i've liked to know the afghan economy has completely collapsed. millions are starving, qualified doctors and most 8 organizations have left the country. if you haven't schwab, i like we have seen badly injured children who would be in intensive care and jermel and it will just lying at home without painkillers or dressings for buttons . mickey, and fact to how the leading after a short consultation. they decide abdul can come. he

or to contain the damage from the mueller investigation. and ultimately, , many people believe that's exactly what bill barr did in the spring of 2018 come sorry, spring of 2019 when the when the mueller report finally came out, that bill barr's miscalculation of some of its findings help too shape the public perception and donald trump when he said there was no collusion, no collusion, that bar was a key facilitator of submitting that idea with the public and yet even for bill barr there was a moment that trump went too far, that moment of course is what he did after the 2020 election and bill barr in many respects was a most significant cabinet official to publicly break with donald trump remember, when on december 1, 2020 bill barr cannot publicly and said there's no basis to believe there's any widespread fraud here that would be sufficient to overturn the election. that was a crucial moment and ever since then he's actually been a very public critic of trump's when it comes to the election stuff. but again it's a complicated story, rig

and that triggered ultimately the mueller investigation which went over a large portion of the trump presidency and the way he treated sessions, and by the way stephen miller started as an adviser to jeff sessions and that's how he we got into trump's orbit. he felt no -- about abandoning his first five and speaking to the second boss. trump paraded sessions and peter mentioned the interview that he had with donald trump in the summer of 2017 when donald trump for started essentially publicly attacking his own attorney general defying him endearing him to quit when sessions hung on for a long time. in fact it went all the way the president going against his own attorney general. that lasted up until the 2018 midterm election. the very first thing he did when republicans wereth decisively -- was to fire jeff sessions. it was a bill barr's trick to go in when the president started railing on him and did he have many topics he wanted to get him off of? >> that's a great benyette in bill barr's memoir in which he says he and mike pompeo who is trump's's second secretary of state that the

mueller writes in there this does not exonerate him. and he created this by sheer repetition.tortion he created this impression even among democrats themueller report didn't find anything wrong when in fact it did . mueller identified 10 instances where he could have made a case for obstruction of justice but chose not to because in fact the justice department policy is you cannot charge a sitting president but trump did win because he characterized the russian investigation as a hoax and it sold to at least hissupporters and a lot of other people . >> was there overreach final washington press when it came to russia in 2016? was there an eagerness to find a story there? >> first of all i'm a big believer there's no such thing as thpart of a monolithic washington press. i think that if you look at trumps tax and those of his administration on the media it's important to note they were purposeful, itdocumented and served an important political purposefrom the very beginning . of his time in politics even predating the presidency. the use of the term fake news was an appropriati

i note, he pleaded not guilty but also a role in the mueller investigation into russian interference reaction to these charges, and i wonder if this makes you think that any portion of the mueller probe should be revisited? any portion he may have been involved in? >> well, you know, obviously very hard to comment on the charges themselves. the story just broke yesterday. obviously very serious charges. shocking it happened, that alleged, you know, the alleged crimes may have been committed by somebody who was so senior at the fbi. poppy, interesting about this story exactly where you were going. one, yet another information of the incredible government-wide to get him under severe sanctions operating under in 2018, 2019. you know, including, by the way, his main asset, the aluminum company. known than the treasury of the united states and donald trump working hard against congressional opposition to raise sanctions on deripaska. one, interested knowing how broad was the all-government effort to lift sanctions on deripaska and, two, yes. on the political side of this, you know, this

which was a very eerie echo to the thing that happened to you with the mueller report, right? before we get the report, barr is out there preemptively undermining the work that has been done and suggesting that something wrong, something wicked comes. >> and with no evidence. and so that was quintessential barr for everything that is bad about him, and i loved your opening because it reminds people the new barr is not the new barr. he is still the old barr. >> he's still bill barr. >> exactly. but that was the first sign that john durham had lost his way. because if you remember he issues a statement also saying, well, i know more than the inspector general and i disagree with him. and that is not done. if you are doing an investigation, you either bring a charge or you don't. and it turns out that when all the facts came out, it was on the most minor issue about an internal fbi rule, this is something i know very well from my prior job, about when you can open a preliminary investigation versus an assessment versus a full. which is not something that john durham knows anythin

mueller specifically writes in their this does not exonerate him. he created, by sheer repetition, by distortion, he created this impression even among democrats that the mueller report didn't find anything wrong, when it fact it did. -- when in fact it did. he identified 10 cases where the there was obstruction of justice -- but part of the policy was we cannot and died a sitting president. it sold to his supporters and a lot of other people. host: was there overreach by the washington press when it came to russia in 2016? was there an eagerness to find a story that wasn't there? susan: i'm a big believer that there no such thing as a monolithic washington press. if you look at trump's attacks and those of his administration on the media, it is important to note they were purposeful, calculated, and served an important clinical purpose from the very beginning of his time in politics, even predating the presidency. the use of the terms "fake news" was an appropriation of those who pointed out in 2000 16 how much lies and misinformation and this info

and he created by sheer repetition via distortion he created thishi impression the mueller report did not find anything wrong when in fact it did. he identified 10 instances where he could have made a case for obstruction of justice but choss not to because a justice department policy for not charge a sitting president. trump did when he characterized the russian investigation as a hoax to his supporters into a lot of other people. stuart was overreached by the washington press when it came to russia in 2016? was there an eagerness to find a story that is not there? >> guest: first about i'm a big believer there's no such thing as a monolithic washington. i think if you look at trump's attacks and those of his administration on the media is important to note they were purposeful, calculated and served an important political purpose from the very beginning of his time in politics. even predating the presidency the use of the terms fake news was anan appropriation from thoe who actually pointed out in the 2016 how much lies and information are being used by trump, by a network of russia

that was a very eerie echo to the thing that happened to you at the mueller report, right, before we get the report, barr is out there, preemptively undermining the work that's been done, and suggesting that something wrong, something wicked this way. comes >> right. with no evidence. also, so, that was quintessential bar for everything that is bad about him. i loved your opening, because it reminds people the new bar is not the new bar, he still the old barr. >> he still bill barr. >> exactly. that was the first time john durham had lost his way. if you remember, he issues a statement also saying, well, i know more than the inspector general. i disagree with him. that is not done. if you are doing an investigation, you either bring a charge, or you don't. it turns out -- it came out on the minor issue, it's something i know for my prior job, when you could open a preliminary investigation, versus an assessment, or a full, that's not something john durham knows anything about, it's not in his wheelhouse, it's an fbi internal rule. that was not what he fronted, it's not what he told t

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there's nine people living in the mueller also said in his tweet that he does plan to improve the lives of farmworkers suggest, as he promised during his recent campaign. we reached out to muller, but he hasn't responded in time for this report. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. the pain of back to back mass shootings in monterey park and the half moon bay shootings brought hundreds of people. the san francisco's chinatown tonight ktvu is jana katsuyama spoke with community members who are calling for more support and kindness to help fight violence. bell echoed through san francisco's chinatown once for each of the souls lost in the mass shootings at half moon bay and monterey park, painful way to ring in the year of the rabbit. coalition of asian and gun control. nonprofits called for compassion and shining a light on the darkness and desperate need to remove the stigma in many asian communities of asking for help with mental health. just want to get some support. when we face these things, we feel painful. we feel lonely. we need someone to talk to and suffering that in silence bei

whether it's proof beyond a reasonable doubt to a conspiracy, that's what bob mueller was talking aboutays distinguished between the two. let me set the record straight. this is only one of a shifting series of rationalizations and pretexts that mccarthy is using. >> let me give you another. he says that this is part of the -- is part of pattern, ahead of the first trump impeachment, you said the committee had not spoken to a whistle-blower. in fact, that turned out not to be true. "the washington post" said so in their fact check. >> t"the washington post" identified that, yes, before the person became a whistleblower, they sought advice from the committee. when they asked the question, i thought they were referring to whether or not we had brought the whistleblower in. i should have been more clear in my answer. but let's be clear about what's really going on here. mccarthy has said that adam schiff prosecuted the case, the ukraine investigation is a hoax. he wants to retaliate for their remuoval from the committee and apparently he believes i was very effective in exposing his miscon

robert mueller, i think generally the good job. and look, he came out with the conclusion in terms of there is not being clear evidence of collusion between the trump campaign, and. russia liberals did not like that. but he did his job as the special counsel. >> that was mitigated by the way in which his findings were presented by the attorney general, bill barr. it will be interesting to see how trump's posture is affected by the appointment of this new special counsel giving what he's been out at the special counsel looking into his actions in around general sixth. and the mar-a-lago document drama. truth social, this is what trump had to say about jack smith. jack smith, for some reason is a trump hating thug whose wife is a serial and open trumpeter. his friends in a their family members have been worse. the man -- it's maybe worse in the behavior during the mueller investigation. is it me to be personal, it is immediately basis, it is admittedly just a new level of low in terms of former presidents and their narratives. >> i d

if i could add one thing about indictment you remember in the trump russia investigation robert muellernt agrees that a sitting president cannot be indicted and i think that's going to hold true in the biden case. so i doubt -- i don't think joe biden could be indicted as a sitting president while donald trump, the former president could indeed be indicted. >> bret: good point. friday night ling round, immigration, winners and losers and, later, notable quotables (♪ ♪) you inspired the lexus es to be, well ... more you. so thank you. we hope you like your work. (♪ ♪) age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv the hiring process used to be the death of me. but with upwork... with upwork the hiring process is fast and flexible. behold... all that talent! ♪ this is how we work now ♪ all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work helping t

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at 12, the father claudia pat. mueller and her colleague from the red crescent, are still arranging the passports without them. and the taliban is permission. the children can't leave the country. but everything goes smoothly. as it italian, but taliban all men who belong to it are now involved in every thing. men in our experience has been very positive via an absolute pause. itchy, therefore we were amazed that they even asked for help from here from the beaten water. a few months later, abdul and other badly injured children from crisis and war torn regions around the world. a staying in the flattens doth international in germany. it's an emergency community where they can recover at leisure from their operations. time for another wound jack medical assistant, isabel book shake has been tending abdul since his arrival. i saw him when he came to us a few months ago. there was still a wound here in his chest. no. we pulled up several small encapsulated metal pieces in chrome after they were removed, the wound closed quite well. they would get up to the gown. abdulla is due for another

your reference to robert mueller is the perfect comparison.inently acceptable by both sides, candidate for the special counsel position, and that lasted just long enough until the republicans decided it was advantageous to criticize him. i would point out criticize him baselessly. and that's when he started receiving a lot of intense fire. you can very easily see the same thing from rob hur if the politicians decide that it's advantageous to do so. >> evan, in our final few seconds, if you could reminding our viewers, what these classified documents per takened to that were found? >> the importance here is from what we know, from the important reporting that jamie has done, the first ten documents included things that were at the tssci level, things that had to do with briefing papers that were prepared for then vice president biden. by comparison, trump had hundreds of documents that were labelled at the highest classification levels, and that's the reason why there's been such a concern about those documents. the problem for joe biden and fo

which is why you should not be on the committee. >> if you read the mueller report, he makes clear in of the report that he states no conclusion on whether donald trump colluded with the russians. but what he does find is that donald trump's campaign manager was sharing internal campaign polling data and a strategy for key battleground states with an agent of russian intelligence, while that same unit of russian intelligence was helping the trump campaign, both with a hacking and a dumping operation, as well as a social media operation to elect donald trump. to most americans, that is collusion. whether it's proof beyond a reasonable doubt to a crime of conspiracy, that's what bob mueller was talking about. i've always distinguished between the two. let me set the record straight. this is only one of a shifting series of rationalizations and pretexts that mccarthy is using. >> let me give you another. he says that this is part of the -- is part of pattern, ahead of the first trump impeachment, you said the committee had not spoken to a whistle-blower. in fact, that turned out not to b

and there is a parallel with the mueller investigation as to barr's conduct.is investigation and said there were some problems but nothing serious, barr came out and said, oh, that vindicates us. that shows that there was -- so he exaggerate in the both cases. so an innocent person was tried, but on top of it, they found evidence, they thought, of financial bad dealings by trump from italian sources and they buried that. so they buried something that might have disclosed misconduct by trump, and they were hyping other stuff. >> let me pause you there. "the times" talks to a lot of people. this is quite a story. they describe this as fundamentally wrong, meaning incorrect, and unethical. >> absolutely. >> do you agree with that? do you think any of it passed a further line? >> well, yes, i do. we're talking at using grand juries and people. so yes, it's unethical. what is unethical is sometimes not illegal, but all the different papers that were filed, somebody's going to have to look at that and fine out. danahy was second in control. when she left it was clea

we'll get ahold of you with all the clara claudia pat. mueller and her colleague from the red crescent are still arranging the passports without them and the taliban permission, the children can't leave the country. but everything goes smoothly. as it italian, but taliban all men who belong to it are now involved in everything. men and he in our experience has been very positive. yeah. been absolute poor the t. therefore, we were amazed that they even asked for held up on his of the beaten water. a few months later, abdul and other badly injured children from crisis and war torn regions around the world. a staying in the flattens, doff international in germany. it's an emergency community where they can recover at leisure from their operations. time for another wound check. medical assistant isabel bookshelf has been tending abdul since his arrival. i said when he came to us a few months ago, there was still a wound here in his chest. now we pulled up several small encapsulated metal pieces in chrome after they were removed the wound coast quite well, but wanted up to the gun. abdul is

>> the mueller investigation, we had two and a half years of this. they were going to find russian collusion and guess what adam schiff told us. >> they investigated all these concerns that you had about the fbi, made up snitches, all of these things. they didn't find anything. why is you want to reinvestigate it? >> they found kevin kleinsmith altered documents and pled guilty to it. when you have someone with the fbi altering documents in front of the pfizer court that is not finding anything? that is pretty important. >> they did not find what you are claiming is out there. why couldn't durham find it? >> the durham investigation is not done. the mueller investigation is done. what he concludes, no collusion, no conspiracy. we spent $40 million on that and it consumed the country for two and a half years and there was nothing. >> let me ask you about subpoena compliance. you didn't comply with the subpoena from congress. why should you expect the biden white house to comply with your subpoena? >> first of all i never told the january 6 committee i

>> so if you remember, mueller was appointed in mid may. team was put together, his team in june. my team wasn't formed until the beginning of july. the same thing with respect to the russia team. and our first charges against manafort, gates, and pap popdoplis were in march. it's hard to say you should do the same thing, because their cases are different. but here, one of the most telling pieces of evidence is that there is really a dearth that the justice department was looking at people in the white house prior to the january 6th committee. that there are just whisks of evidence that was happening. phone records, you know, we have the evidence that when cassidy hutchinson testified, there is a lot of reporting that the department of justice was as surprised as everyone else. that's not a good position to be in when you're the department of justice. i think that really explains why you had adam schiff being so vocal about the incredibly unusual situation, where congress is out ahead of the department of justice, which is something the dep

mateo county supervisor ray mueller tweeted out these did not specify which one. you see sheds and a mattress on the floor. there are children's toys scattered in an outdoor cookinea. this is a photo of the shed where the supervisor claims the suspect l. the governor's office said cal osha is investigating is involved . >>> stick with cbs news bay area for continuing coverage of the recent mass shooting investigationwe will bring you the latest on air and online. >>> the 49ers are about to arrive in philadelphia. we have the big sendoff from the bay area . >>> bay area transit projects got a multibillion-doll3 decision making it all possible . >>> pg&e wants to raise their rates again. we will let you know how much. >>> beautiful sunset as we look toward the bay bridge downtown to treasure isla >>> fog is rolling in. the 49ers about to arrive in philadelphia, the street outside of levi stadium were lined wniners fans sending off the teams in style. >> i were shirley walter joins us with more from the team ooking to point their tickets to the super bowl. >> two tea

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and the book i talk, about right before i go on maternity leave, it's the end of the mueller investigation. the first special counsel, now that we have a second a special counsel investigating donald trump. and, so, i had covered trump since the beginning and this felt like the end of something very big. i wanted to be around to know the outcome. i'm ten months pregnant, i'm huge. and i get it announcement that bill barr is going to release a summary over the weekend and to just prepare for, it is going to be a summary of the results of the mueller investigation. a barge into my bosses office and i, say you have to put me on the air on the weekend, give me any time slot. we don't know when it's going to come out, saturday or sunday at some point, but they gave me a few hours in the afternoon each day. it just happened on sunday the summary came out. you got a warning about it, 30 minute heads up. so, we tap dance up to the news and then we get the summary itself, which is a four-page statement with one half a direct quote from the actual report. and as you, know the statement was deeply mi

months, for four years they go through this after the president spent all kinds of money with the mueller team, $400 million covid-19 million, the fbi agents, they did what they did and they came back and said there was nothing there. hillary clinton says the 2016 election was stolen from her but were not allowed to even question the fact that in pennsylvania for example they unconstitutionally change the election law and ran up the 2020 election then you have the legislature make the change as the supreme court and the secretary of state did it not through the legislature as our constitution requires. were not allowed to suggest that those are concerns but they can say for four years i said this to somebody other day you can object to the 26 election but were not allowed to raise concerns of the 2020 election for four minutes, somehow this is crazy. heinwe make sure i read about tt and pointed those out in those facts out ast well. >> i'm going to skip over a 14 and a budget. i want to keep going on this point for a minute, this 400 members in the congress. 100 and the senate, 535, forgo

robert mueller, i think, generally did a good job. he came up with the conclusion there was not collusion between trump and russia and liberals didn't like that, but he did his job. >> that came out by the way the findings were determined by attorney general bill barr. it will be interesting to see how trump's posture is affected by the appointment of this new special counsel given where he is on jack smith, the special counsel looking into hit actions around january 6th and the documents. this is what trump had to say about jack smith. jack smith is a trooper-hating thug whose wife is a serial and open trump hater whose friends and other family members are even worse. i mean the man has not -- it's maybe worse than the behavior during the mueller investigation. it's immediately personal, immediately baseless, immediately a new level of low in terms of former presidents and their public narratives. >> i don't think this is working politically. we saw that in 2020. we saw that in the 2022 midterms. he's exaggerating, he's lying, it's h

it's going to be a summary of the results of the mueller investigation. and i will barge into my boss's office and i say, you got to put me on the air on the weekends. give me any time slot. we don't know when it's going to come out saturday or sunday at some point, but they gave me a few hours in the afternoon on each day and it just so happened that on sunday the the summary came out, we got a warning about it, a 30 minute heads up. and so we tap dance up to up to the news and then we get the summary itself, which is a four page statement out with one half direct quote. the actual report. and as you know, the statement was deeply misleading. it was a political statement, but that's all we had to go on. and so this is me on live television reading the statement without context, again, without any of the underlying the context, obviously, of the investigation that we've been covering, but without the context of the underlying report or the evidence in the underlying report. and all we had and me and every other news organization was this political stateme

. >> meanwhile, supervisor mueller said he wants affordable housing accessible to every farmworker on the coast who risked their lives subsidizing the cost of our produce. >>> california has more than 100 gun laws and now the recent mass shootings in half moon bay and monomer ouray park have prompted even more regulations to be called for. last week, nancy skinner of berkeley introduced legislation atquire purchase liability insurance, inspired by a law on the books in stan jose. they have lives shattered by gun violence and we have a bay area mother who turns her grief into action. >> i can remember you telling me how great and rewarding a career in the medical field could be whenever the question of what i wanted to do with my life came up. >> reporter: she reads a letter written to her by her son before he finished training to be a paramedic. they are some of the last words he would say to her before he was killed when a person opened fire on an innocent crowd of club-goers in san francisco in 2014. >> he wasn't doing anything wrong and this is what happens in this country when the

>> mueller never concluded either way whether the president obstructed justice. an attempt here to preempt congress's role. we are the lawmaking branch of government. we are the primary and dominant branch of government. we are the ones who will decide whether there were high crimes and misdemeanors committed by this president. barr had done a masterful job of -- the public about it, basically pulling the wool over everybody's eyes about what was really in the report. he took a complicated set of facts which showed lots of wrongdoing and condensed it to no collusion, no obstruction. >> there was no evidence of the trump campaign collusion with the russian government hacking. >> there was no collusion, no obstruction, there was no nothing. >> neither of those things was within there. that was the mantra. you could hear it 500 times a day. it's just a classic propaganda tactic of authoritarian regimes. i feel like i could pull in a all nighter. i did not pull one, i think it's just that feeling like, being back in college. cramming for three hours straight. >> woul

supervisor mueller says improving the living conditions of farm workers should be a top priority for political leaders statewide after this week's tragedy in half moon buried, hundreds of people gathered in san francisco's chinatown trying to process the recent tragedies . they're calling for more support, kindness and compassion . ktvu is jana katsuyama spoke with some of the people who attended. bell echoed through san francisco's chinatown once for each of the souls lost in the mass shootings at half moon bay and monterey park, painful way to ring in the year of the rabbit. somewhat coalition of asian and gun control. nonprofits called for compassion and shining a light on the darkness and desperate need to remove the stigma in many asian communities of asking for help with mental health. just want to get some support. when we face these things, we have your painful we feel, uh, with your lonely we need someone to talk to and suffering that in silence being scared. all alone is what we want to change. the 66 year old chinese farm worker accused of shooting and killing seven cowork

in, fact the durham investigation has now stretched even longer than mueller's at a cost of at leastoint $5 million. although it has succeeded in providing a steady flow of content for fox news. durham has basically been an enormously -- failing to get a conviction in his two most high-profile prosecutions. and that respect, i think there is a comforting reality here. so, sure go ahead and investigate president biden. but the full truth come out. of course, this news brings the situation of donald trump's classified documents into greater focus, it can't not. and as anybody with any tread of good face needs to acknowledge, it's a distinctly different scenario at least as far as we know the facts. because the thing that may trump classified documents story so weird, so strange, in some ways so inscrutable. isn't that he had classified documents. you can imagine how that would happen. it was that engaging in this prolonged series of lies and deception. and then claiming the classified documents your move from the white house actually belong to am. where he declassified them with his mi

after the mueller report.you've got swalwel hooked up with a chinese spy diluted with his own handsomeness i suppose. now he has plenty of time on his hands to go out and knock it honey pot honey smeared? and honey dipped and honey rolled but he is not going to be an intelligence risk to the american people anymore and bullschiff won't be either. >> emily: what you think about the editorial which is what if all we did with speaker mccarthy was placed adam schiff in a potential position to succeed dianne feinstein, a senator from california and potentially a committee position which may be far more risky to american national security? >> kara: you are right that would be entirely problematic we know that she is also in the ccp's pocket, her driver was employed by the ccp for years and years and years. so it's the china question we want to keep adam schiff as far away from those corners of power making those decisions as possible. like you said, it is a judgment issue. when you talk about tiktok, you are a guine

>> sure, so, certainly in the mueller special counsel example, which i was deeply involved in building that team for special counsel mueller, the way it typically works is those fbi agents and analysts and support staff, administrative staff that are necessary to stand up that effort, are essentially sent over to the special counsel office and told to report only to the special counsel and the attorneys working with them. you want to have a very clean break between those resources and their prior reporting structures back at fbi headquarters or any field offices that they may have come from, so the special counsel really has a completely independent fbi workforce to deploy, to do interviews, to work on search warrants, to review evidence, that sort of thing, it's completely at their unilateral control. >> david, when you look at the timeline of what we know so far, about when things are found, when things were announced, what questions are unanswered that remain in your mind? >> i think that there will be questions about the timeline and why there were these gaps between the discovery

. >> mueller, that july, testifies in a very clearly lackluster performance to congress. >> the findingicates that the president was not -- >> trump not only felt this sense of exoneration, he also re had this sense of vengeance.ct >> i think robert mueller did a horrible job, both today and with respect to the- and itinvestigation. >> he did nothing wrong, that hm wasn't involved in collusion, that he wasn't involved in obstruction. >> and it's in this mind-set so up the phone for a call withhore president zelenskyy. call a >> the president says, "there's a lot of talk about biden's son, so if you can look into it, it sounds horrible to me." >> trump spends the call asking zelenskyy, very specifically, to help him investigate hunteruntee biden.d >> white house notes of that call show that when zelenskyyish asked for a shipment oatf anti-tankmillio missiles, trump countered withn these words, "i would like you to do us a favor, though." >> what zelenskyy doesn't realize is that inside the white house, trump has put a hold on house, agump has put a hold on of aid to ukraine, iren of aid

robert mueller report show us, there was no evidence to support collusion, but the democrats promoted it at every opportunity and they were backed up by the press and by the intelligence agencies. so americans, for more than 2 years, were led to believe that collusion was a real thing that donald trump really was a russian puppet. and i'm not trying to defend trump by the way. i can't stand the guy, but the but trump did not need rush and help in winning the 2006, you know what? he was able to do with the old fashioned way on political grounds by appealing to american voters. so it from the hotspots across the world to one of the coldest. the temperature in parts of russia has dropped to minus $42.00 degrees celsius or minus $44.00 fahrenheit and with the streets competence. no, and i locals in the city of yahoo. it's long ago figured out how to keep on moving . layering up want to stay warm, can take a wardrobe. some even have blankets for the cause and one neighboring village, the temperature fell to minus $61.00. the weather man though saying we haven't reached bottom yet, minus 65

oleg deripaska is all over the mueller report. his name appears in the report on what russia did in the 2016 election. his name is in that report more than 300 times. he ended up getting sanctioned by the u.s. government for his key role in russia's efforts to mess with the 2016 u.s. election. that's oleg deripaska. and now look at tonight's headlines. former top fbi official in new york charged with aiding oligarch. prosecutors say charles mcgonigal worked secretly for oleg deripaska. again, he's back. for the craziest of all possible reasons. here is the headline tonight. former senior fbi official accused of working for russian he investigated. charles mcgonigal is charged with money laundering and other accounts connected with oligarch oleg deripaska. he was a senior u.s. intelligence official until late 2016, just before the 2016 election, in october of 2016, they moved him to the new york field office to be the special agent in charge of counter intelligence there. mcgonigal was arrested this weekend at jfk airport. they ind

in a criminal case or with mueller he could hide behind the fifth amendment.ere's the swalwell case, others brought by women. if he takes the fifth, it will come out, the jury will hear it. and that's why he thought he couldn't. even so, he was incapable of not saying the stupidest stuff ever, redefaming her and being a total jerk. that's going to go to the jury, and it's not simply they'll be more likely to hold against him. they can do punitive damages. those will be driven in part by his wealth. and it could be a really huge pricetag. so just important to understand the special threat that these civil lawsuits pose for him among the sort of, you know, dozen daggers that are now pointed at him. >> dozen daggers. i like that. katie phang, it's so nice to see you in longer than a hand-off conversation. thank you for being part of our coverage. harry litman, thank you for joining us today. after the break, for us, heartbreaking scenes out of ukraine following a missile strike on a residential building where dozens were killed. now with the war nearing its 11th