ah thomas mueller has been a mainstay on the german team for more than a decade. but football, b, a young man's game flick is leaving the legend off the roster, at least for now. mueller, as a fresh faced 20 year old, put the world of international football on notice that the 2010 world co, he was named as the tournaments best young player. and he also won the golden boot with 5 goals. at the following world cup in 2014 germany won it all in mueller once again, let the off inch becoming only the 2nd player to score 5 goals that consecutive world cups. germany fell hard after that pete failing to make it beyond the group stage and both russia and guitar. mueller was drop by former coach. you are him live after the russia debacle. but recall 2 years later. now with flicks decision to leave miller of germany's latest roster his international career finally looks to have come to a neighbor. now he has one for the record book. the woods longest ever fell from fashion formal professional thought for blake johnston made his tree by talking up more than 40 all was riding

at the following world cup in 2014 germany won it all in mueller. once again let the off, it's becoming only the 2nd player to score 5 goals that consecutive world cups. germany fell hard after the pete failing to make it beyond the group stage and both russia and guitar. mueller was drop by former coach. you are him live after the russia debacle, but recall 2 years later. now with flicks decision to leave miller of germany's latest roster his international career finally looks to have come to a neighbor. now he has one for the record book, the wolf longest ever fluffing fashion for the form of professional self oblique. johnston made history by talking not more than 40 hours riding the waves on friday . the australians shot at the previous record of 30th and 11 minutes, raising money for mental health initiatives serv sub for well over a day, blake johnston, breaking the record for the longest continuous serving session. he was catching waves for 30 hours, 11 minutes and kept going from there. the doctor said 40 so i feel like a pretty good. the fo

at the following world cup in 2014 germany won it all in mueller. once again, let the offense becoming only the 2nd player to score 5 goals at consecutive world cups. germany fell hard after that peak failing to make it beyond the group stage in both russia and guitar. mueller was dropped by former coach. you are him love after the russia debacle. but recall 2 years later. now with flicks decision to leave miller of germany's latest roster his international career finally looks to have come to a neighbor. thanks for watching. the de leon is bye for now. ah, ah, ah. ah . are flying rivers created by.

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this was investigated by the mueller team.the mueller fbi agent who got a search warrant for the secret agent's communications. that is what these documents are. these are the basis of that investigation from the fbi and the mueller team. but all this was redacted from the mueller report. all they focused on was russia and in the end, they basically gave russia a bill of health. they said there was no collusion between russia and the trump campaign. they left out a little bit from the report and that is that there was collusion but it was from netanyahu and israel to the trump campaign and it went on for months and months and involved providing the trump campaign with secret access to the information that the russians were picking up from hillary clinton's campaign the dnc. in other words, the israelis, that a very sophisticated eavesdropping organization, their equivalent of the nsa. they were eavesdropping on the russians and wikigate and julian assange and picking up all this information that the russians were getting from

c remember, even after the mueller report came out, e ofe ofno evidenc collusion between trump and russia, schumer refused to rule it out. and of course, schumer lie repeatedly lied aboutcourt. brad kavanaugh just to try to keep him off the cour t. o sole how does schumer or any ofn these individualtrs who have le our country into a ditch have any standing to claim the mantle of honesty and integrity over any issue of significance? hoi say we need more information released about all matters ofhan public concern, not less, which is wha presst an honest press ua to demand. but now the media, democrats and a few establishmentishmen republicans, you know who you art republowe. they're all crowing about the release of january six . thefootage. the better question is what wereh you and everyone else in power trying to hide these past two years? past two

where i start with this is the mueller report because the mueller report laid out a witness tamperingasically to keep michael in line with donald trump. >> through whom? >> through -- through rudy giuliani and bob costello. >> bob costello i know, we were in the u.s. attorney's office and he's a good guy and it seems like he was wittingly or unwittingly part of a plot to keep michael cohen in line. >> how many years did you overlap with him? >> a couple of years. >> all of these new york lawyers, michael. >> i'll have you break it down. he's right here. >> it's simple. let me put the headline up, nick. >> yep. >> the headline was that mr. costello among other things contacted one of mr. trump's lawyers trying to see, allegedly, if he could arrange a pardon for mr. cohen. this came up in the mueller report, we have some of the evidence. why does that matter? >> well, that's all part of the story. it really starts on april 9th when the search warrant is executed and only a few days after that donald trump calls him according to the mueller report and he can confirm this and told him tha

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russia, russia, russia, the mueller hoax, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine. impeachment hoax 1 and impeachment hoax 2. the illegal and unconstitutional mar-a-largo raid and now this. the democrats have lied, cheated and stolen in their obsession with trying to get trump. but now they have done the unthinkable indicting an innocent person." never before in our nation's history has this been done. the democrats have competed including spying on my campaign but weaponizing the justice. alvin bragg is a disgrace, hand picked by george soros. rather than stopping the crime wave taking over new york city, he's doing joe biden's dirty work, ignoring the murders and burglaries and assaults he should be focused on. this is how bragg spends his time. i believe this witch hunt will backfire massively on joe biden. the american people realize exactly what the radical left democrats are doing here. everyone can see it. so our movement and our party, united and strong, will first defeat alvin bragg and then we will defeat joe biden and we're going to throw every one of the

and mueller, once again let the offense becoming only the 2nd player to score 5 goals, that consecutive world cups. germany fell hard after that peak. failing to make it beyond the group stage in both russia and guitar. mueller was dropped by former coach. you are him love after the russia debacle. but recall 2 years later, now with flicks decision to leave miller of germany's latest roster his international career finally looks to have come to a neighbor. thanks for watching the w news bye for now. ah. are flying rivers created by waterfalls? throwing water particles into the air. b, trees and sweating out up to 1000 liters of water in a day. or sea forest fires evaporating large amounts of moisture tune in to get the answer and learn more about this phenomenon with a heavy, invisible river that flows through the sky starts march 23rd on d w i ever wake up at 3 a. m, and the 1st thing you do is reach for your phone a quick scroll through your latest messages, and then you check snapshot your instagram fade take talk. i used to be addicted to instagram so much though that i actually had

and trust in mueller among republicans. through this trial it's a different situation when trump is arraigned and becomes a defendant, he's agreeing to obey certain orders in the courtroom issued by the judge. there's a past example of what can happen here. when roger stone, the trump associate who -- you know he was known for dirty tricks when he was on trial, roger stone posted a picture of the federal judge in his case with a cross hair beside her face the judge said that was not allowed and issued a partial gag order that barred roger stone from posting online in any form. you can see if that was done to donald trump, he would say his first amendment rights were being restrained that's the challenge for the judge. how do you give trump a fair trial? how due ro you respect his firs amendment rights >> if this trial gets delayed and starts next year, how do you do it in the middle of a presidential race, presidential primary or general election race william barr just commented. i want to play that sound. >> it's the abuse

probe, we heard from a mueller vet who explained why they thought he committed obstruction, that's not indictable that doesn't have anything to do with donald trump strategy, those are just rules he benefited from there have been the pardons that helped trump allies. i reminded viewers that's federal. there is no election, no federal development that could rescue donald trump from this indictment in new york >> yeah. you know, it's -- there is -- it's understandable in a way, because americans have seen donald trump get away with quite a lot. and there's kind of a comfortable cynicism that we can fall into. oh, he's never going to be held accountable. the fix is in, stuff like that and, again, there is -- it's understandable that people have felt that way. but as you say, a -- for a sitting president, a sitting president has, yes, they're not above the law. but they can be pretty close they have all sorts of powers that they can just get out of stuff. and so as, as you were saying earlier, there are reasons that he didn't face the music for the stuff in the mueller probe there is a sta

and miranda, andrew weissman, of course, mueller probe fame. he just revealed what this indictment is really all about. >> there were substantial evidence of obstruction of justice that was amassed by thes mueller probe. he could not be criminally charged because of a dojs th policy. so this is the firste first st n terms of criminal accountability. tability and i think it is reallya te a testament to the american criminal justice system and the rule of law. s admitt >> miranda, he's admitting this is basically just revenge since the mueller probe failed or why? >> what what is he getting at wh what what is he getting at there?ok yeah, that's what it looks like. th arrogance from these people who did fail miserably to tie up donald trump despite their best efforts in their best efforts in the russia russia collusion hoax. and i thin hoax.k that was due g large part to david newnes and kash patel and those sort of patriotic people and smarte o people who managed to uncover the subterfuge behind the democrats plot to bring trup down trump. tht th

, mueller can play the way he played tonight every night he'll take it. i actually talked to mother and told him that cuts a hit that to say about him in the post-game press conference and this is what he had to say in response to that. >> i mean, it's also my whole thing was when i was, you know, traded to come over here was to, you know, make the most of my opportunities. and, you know, obviously getting the ball on opening day is a big deal. and i you know, i want to make sure i went out there and play hard for the got off to hot >> there are many of the players echoed when saying the fact that one they get a p- win in 2. they're off tomorrow. so they get a little bit of rest before they start back in. continue on in this 3 game series against the angels. but hey, mueller able to get his first win right here at home in front of a big home crowd against shohei ohtani of all people. it was a good night for the a's here in oakland and for the fans here in oakland. very cold for me. salma, toss it back to you guys in the studio so we can get out of here. >

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still locked the country, let the government have one of my main concerns, and in the meantime, the mueller method , especially the issue of the judicial immunity of the members of the high board of assets mobilization, was criticized . there is a mistake. no violator has any responsibility at all, no matter what level he is in. if, god forbid, there is a real crime in the process of this work, or if it is misused , everyone in any position will be prosecuted. the regulations have just been approved. first we realized that we should let's amend the revision that will be reviewed in the next meeting of the supreme board of assets furnishing. the amendment of this regulation is on the agenda, definitely before the year of these amendments, but the question is, under what conditions will the production bring the best results for the countries in the financial and we can have budgets and tools to answer this question, one tax, two borrowings, define the government's share in development , reduce the types of private sector and government assets without giving this up . he is a muslim, a muslim

look at what they did with mueller. trump was a russian agent by time they got through with it. covid was the worst thing ever. every one has to rush to get back and stay six feet away and leave the elderly alone. they lied and lied and lied. people are still wearing masks in their cars. this is extremely powerful. there needs to be a lot more voices to counter this. people have to be unafraid. you guys were courageous. great to see you. >>> you heard the panel mention that the left is warning we could see another january 6th moment as people react to this build up of the trump indictment. >> the intelligence bureau will be looking at social media to see what's gathering any kind of numbers around demonstrations that people say they are going to attend. they will be looking at groups because we learn lessons from january 6th. groups like the proud boys. >> he also wants to see his supporters out there. that calls for concern that he was going to have something that resembled a january 6th moment on capitol hill. >> joining me now, julie kelly, senior contributor to american grea

but i think they think there's a practical benefit in the campaign >> to your point, a former mueller investigator said to me, i think about 18 months ago now, that the next russian election interference won't run afoul of any laws they're that good. they'll just get their signals from which candidates, who, in questions asked by tucker carlson, there are no accidents here, and answered by ron desantis and donald trump, it's abundantly clear who russia would be interested in aiding. >> well, we've already seen it it's just that simple. and that's right that was the evolution let's remember, from 2016, when they did it, to 2020, when what they did is simply send care packages to people like devin nunes, from known russian intelligence assets in ukraine and elsewhere. giuliani had a hand in spreading this information, that was intentionally designed to inject into the bloodstream misinformation, disinformation, smears, and that' a very dangerous road to go down. and so when you combine that with the policy implications of what it would mean for the ukrainians, for nato, it's really unbe

it seems that mueller had a swing at this.g the obstruction cases and saying these are clear acts of crimes and they should be charged the day he leaves office, we were left with all this evidence of ongoing criminality, and in consequence. do you want to say anything? >> right. >> or help us think about the way trump interferes with elections into him as they're leading up to this point >> yeah, two things. it's notoriously difficult to prove someone's intent to look inside the human mind. that's hard to do. you're relying upon circumstantial evidence. and a person's statement about what happened bear directly upon his intention during those events so the more the president praises the rioters, talks about those incarcerated as political prisoners, that is direct evidence, circumstantial, but evidence of his state of mind. and the fact that this continues, that the rhetoric continues is making to me, and this is me the former prosecutor speaking, even more compelling case the only other thing i'd say, nicolle, there are times

when trump was under that federal probe, bob mueller and deputy andrew weissman conducted a probe and doj rules against indicting a sitting president. there is no such rule, again, protecting a former president. and that veteran prosecutor, andrew weissman, joins me when we're back in one minute. helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. you're doing business in an app driven, multi-cloud world. that's why you choose vmware. with flexible multi-cloud services that enable digital innovation and enterprise control, vmware helps you keep your cloud options open. >>> joining me now is one of the top prosecutors i mentioned leading that mueller probe, andrew weissman. he's hosting a new podcast surz "prosecuting donald trump." welcome back, sir. >> nice to be here. i'm so glad you're covering this. it's such an important topic. >> yeah, you look at the examples of, say, france and israel. their country systems did not fall apart when those trials occurred. as i always say, if any official, donald trump or whomever, beats a c

mueller did not want to litigate.had debates with his team about witnesses who would be unfriendly or clog up the courts. he is saying he's both willing to push it to the court, get the decisions and keep moving. he's not going to hold fire just because it could get messy or just because there has to be court intervention or appeals. >> alan weisselberg was trump's and trump's family's ceo for decades and decades. as he sits in rikers island was willing to go to the matt for the trump family. >> it's an interesting comparison. you have vice president mike pence, who was as loyal as he possibly can be to a president before they tell you to overturn an election. but you see the politics here is he wants to be seen as fighting. when you played that point where he said my lawyers will look into this, this is the same mike pence who didn't want to go before the january 6th committee. this is not someone who has wanted to volunteer when it comes to the legality of what was happening, even though he was the one running throu

and as you say, michael, with some success, it worked for him with robert mueller. it worked with the republicans who refused to convict him during his two impeachments. it's probably not going to work with this district attorney in this case. >> and that, for me, is an interesting storyline, because, jennifer, you wrote in your latest column about how voices in the media are worried that an indictment may actually help trump. you said, quote, unfortunately the media seems almost entirely incredulous in airing the view that trump once pushed, the raises possibility of a self fulfilling boost for trump. if poll numbers might spike, that's his little about his ability to navigate a primary season under the shadow of a criminal cased. it almost feels ridiculous to have to say it out loud, but getting indicted is bad for political candidate. >> now, on earth one, that's true. in trump world maybe not so much. >> this is how look at it, taking the law and taking the politics. trump's base has shrunk since he was president and since january 6th. he has to add people back

andrew wiseman, former senior member of robert mueller's investigation.s, charlie sykes is back with us and mike schmidt, "new york times" washington correspondent. lucky for us they're all msnbc contributors suz suzanne, i feel like us trying to understand what's behind the legal moves, you've always warned us it could be bigger than the stormy daniels' payments it seems like it might also have payments to karen mcdougal tell us what you know is in the documents. >> there's been a lot of reporting at the "new york times" it's going to include potential felony counts. doesn't mean it's going to expand beyond the stormy daniels' hush money payment. it all could be connected, but it could include something to do with karen mcdougal. i always get nervous when i'm on tv and you don't know. i went back and i was looking through michael cohen's first book, reading it and going over it he has this fascinating exchange that he recounts that he had with alan weisselberg when the hush money payment weisselberg said i'm not going to front this. michael cohen said i'

one of the senior prosecutor on the robert mueller specia counsel investigation.andrew, what a day thank you for making time to b here tonight >> you're welcome. did it make your hair stand up the wrong way or did it or acute work you otherwise when said that this is likely to be boring i believe that these charges what we expect them to be an what we have seen of other charges even brought against donald trump in a manhatta criminal court, i feel like we ought to let people know tha this might be something that i sort of like watching pain dry. it might be a little boring. as a prosecutor who has fought many white-collar cases, doe that bother you? did i offend you >> you certainly didn't offend me, rachel i think there are a couple o points one, no matter how much on anticipates a day like this, when it actually happens there is, i think, for anybody, ther is a certain amount that i sinks in what this means i totally agree with you that former president is not immune and can be subject to charges. but it is the case that it has never happened before. to your poi

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we had the mueller report, and he was not exonerated. mueller said he wasn't exonerated.hose writing in esteemed newspapers aren't writing in opinion pages by going, oh, it was a hoax. no, mueller said time and again, may have committed obstruction of justice here. may have committed this crime. we can't do anything because he is president of the united states. their argument is, trumpists, you can't do anything when he is president of the united states. you can't do anything when he is ex-president. you can't do anything if he runs for president again, knowing the threat of indictment hangs over him. basically, their argument is you can never hold donald trump accountable for breaking the law. i'm clearly with jon stewart here. we either are a nation of laws or we're a nation of men. either no man is above the law, or donald trump is the exception to that rule and he is above it. again, i've said it before. i'll say it again. i can't believe i'm havingto say this. if members of congress had done this, had used money and funneled money to a porn star they were having an a

i would add that if we look at robert mueller, who was special counsel in recent memory, he used his discretion. if we look at his report, there are various things that he recommends or does not recommend in his discretion. but absolutely merrick garland has to take the broader view. now as to the documents case, what keeps coming to my mind is there's a concept in football in the nfl called offsetting penalties, and that means if both the offense and the defense happened to commit penalties on the same play even if their unequal even if one of the penalties is way worse than the other. the result is it wipes out the entire play and you sort of start back where you begin. now look, we can all understand analytically. there are important differences between the trump documents case and the biden documents case, trump had more documents. trump looks like he was obstructing. biden was not. however i think you're right. i think it's going to be very difficult for america, holland and he's allowed to think about this. to justify and have public confidence in an outcome where he says, i'm

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. >> kyle mueller is going to be on the mound going against shohei ohtani with the l.a. angels. is coming off the world baseball classic and it is probably a game you will want to watch. >> most definitely and at the same time there's a lot of uncertainty around the a's future. we know there is interest in vegas to get the team there. it is top of mind for a lot of fans but they are well despite the rocky seasons that the a's have had. we talked to a diehard a's man who's been going to games since he's little. the coliseum holds a special place for him. he tells us why the team is also special. >> i think the type of baseball that is played in oakland is similar to the type of people in oakland. where it is kind of like they are not really expected to do anything and then all of a sudden, we are underestimated and we become starters. like so many stories have been traded to other teams because they see the type of ball played in oakland. >> that van, marcus, diehard a's man. he also tells us he wants the a's to stay in oakland but if they go to vegas, he's going to go to games,

bob mueller and the mueller investigation refused to bring that case. but alvin bragg is going to try to bring a case on a theory that they tried it with john edwards. you republican that, the democratic senator that ran for president? had an affair and gave hush money to his mistress? the case got thrown out of court. it's ridiculous, bogus and pure partisan attack from a partisan d.a. >> sean: let me tell you about bragg. he loses 49% of felony cases that are tried in court, which is a spectacular failure if you're a d.a. i'll give you one example. he gave plea deals to two criminals involved in the 2018 fatal stabbing of a u.s. army vet and father of three. one of the people got a seven-year sentence for that. that included pleading guilty to a lesser charge of gang assault. the other attacker got basically time served. i mean, they murdered somebody and you got seven years. you have a case of an allegation of rape that got reduced to 30 days in jail. minor rape. it's unbelievable to me. here's the question i have. is this just born out of pure hatre

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one right away and the headline said this is his new column just today in the new york times i the mueller ukraine and jan six reports as though they were one long book that didn't have to say so. you don't have to. so carlos lozada has been doing reading on our behalf since 2015, when he became nonfiction book critic for the washington post. that was right around the time that donald trump's first presidential campaign started when carlos the new york times last year, the paper celebrated his arrival by saying he had revolutionized the form of nonfiction book criticism, bringing ambition, rigor and brilliant writing to his consideration. the ideas, arguments, dynamic mix and politics that animates societies and shape human condition. a few years before that, the pulitzer prize committee lauded much the same characteristics they presented him with journalism's highest. much of his work up to and including today's column has necessarily focused donald trump and all volumes written about him and his presidency. carlos even wrote his own book about all the trump books. it's called what we wer

we did it in the mueller investigation. and he follows essentially you follow all the evidence as far as it could go. if it takes you to the very top, that's going to be pretty much a gold mine because he will have a lawyer who gets to take the stand and say the information that i got in this certification that we know is false, i got from my client, donald trump. that's really devastating. >> and also -- >> i hope i made that clear. >> you do. it's too bad -- it's procedure a good thing that you can't go to jail for being stupid, because what lawyer signs something you don't know is true. you're a lawyer. that's lawyer 101. they should teach that in the first year of law school. don't sign that. ia let's go to january 6th. this is the one you have said, and you have been good about saying this is the most difficult one, very complicated. boris epshteyn is involved in this one. i think right now about the attempts being made to talk about the weaponization of government in this sham committee that's going on in the house. b

do you disagree with the special counselor in mueller's conclusion in his report, mr. taibbi that they knew about it and they use it for the benefit? you have no reason to disagree with that? you have no information? >> after that foreign interference in the 2016 election, twitter and other social media companies naturally wanted to work with the intelligence community to stop vladimir putin from interfering in the election again mr. taibbi do you think it's a legitimate pursuit of the fbi to try to stop foreign interference in our elections? >> against her will i be allowed to answer this question? >> is a yes or no question do you think it's a legitimate pursuit of the fbi question rick is not a yes or no answer. >> no, no, no. i'm not asking how. i'm saying as an objective is a legitimate objective of the fbi to stop foreign interference in our elections? listening is legitimate objective to stop actual interference. russia use social media disinformation according to special counsel mueller to disagree with allegations. to interfere in our elections. are you trying

. - would you still like to testify to special counsel robert mueller, sir? - thank you. sure.ve discussions whether president trump will agree to an interview with robert mueller, but even though the president has said before 100% he'd be up for it, his lawyers are now reportedly counseling him against it. - so his leading attorney is trying to convince donald trump what every good lawyer tries to convince potentially guilty people. "we don't want you to be interviewed by prosecutors, and we don't want to get you caught in a perjury case." donald trump doesn't like this. he doesn't like that it makes him, in his view, look weak. and in an argument with that lawyer, he fires him. - white house counsel don mcgahn is leaving. the president confirmed the departure with this tweet. - when trump would say, "where's my roy cohn?" he basically wanted someone who would lie for him and someone who would defend him if he lied, because his ethical standards were less than pure. - the high-power, high-profile edition of the president's personal legal team. he has rudy giuliani, whose résum

robert mueller when he was the fbi director set out deliberately to change the culture of the fbi from a law enforcement agency to an intelligence driven agency. that had bad and unintended consequences. the difference is this, in law enforcement, you spend every day consciously or unconsciously waiting for that day to come where you will raise your right hand before a judge or a jury and swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. that is quite different than an intelligence agency that operates through deceit under section, and their end product is an estimate, some would call a best guess. gases are not allowed in the courtroom. past reforms like the church and pike committees, when necessary. the subcommittee is a step in the right direction. hopefully it's work will be bipartisan. because the abuses of an intelligence driven fbi threatens the liberty of those on the left as well as those on the right. in 1978, after the church committee revelations, reforms were undertaken. the fbi and the doj enacted a series of attorney general guidelines for conducting i