muller was getting disbarred.s ending in divorce. >> he says he was diagnosed with bipolar. we know that involves extreme highs and lows. >> bipolar people can swing like a pendulum from severe depression and inability to function to severe manic behavior, sometimes psychosis. >> reporter: muller's mother tells detectives her son is now living 85 miles away in south lake tahoe in this house in the woods. then right nearby, jackpot, a stolen car. >> they found a ford mustang that had been mentioned in the e-mails previously sent. so they thought, wow, we've actually found a car that the bad guy mentions in a previous communication. >> we go up to the residence, and once the detectives made entry they found matt muller coming out of the bathroom. >> reporter: muller is quickly arrested. >> he was calm. he didn't give up any resistance. i believe that mull erectil er n something eventually to catch up with him. >> reporter: investigators say the house and car yield a treasure trove of evidence. swim goggles just as a

muller's russia probe? potentially if he sees james coming as a witness in any sort of obstruction of justice in his investigation. every retelling of key facts will be scrutinized if he is a fact witness. attorneys opposing him will dissect every retelling and look for nuances that say you told it differently a couple different times. what's your motivation. you're not motivated by the truth. quite clearly part of his motivation is to sell a book. whether the work tells it differently or tv tells it differently, all of that poses risks. >> to think he would like to tell about #. >> i don't he would. my experience was entirely positive. he knows how to tell a story. he picks his words very carefully. he is compelling and personable and likable. he pulls you in and he is smart and experienced. i don't think you would inflate but i think that's part of the risk of telling a story multiple times especially if it ends up in a courtroom. >> press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said of the american people that

what is to become of muller? he will remain with vw until 2020.had been earning 10 million euros a year, and both sides seem unwilling to break his contract. phil: a big story for the auto industry. let's cross over to the city where the company headquarters are. stephen beardsley is standing by and has been following the board meeting for us. thank you for joining us. we do know that this man is not new to volkswagen. he has been in the country for three years. what can you tell us about their new ceo? stephen: the word is he is a numbers man, a cost daughter, and that comes with implications for unions in germany who had feared job losses for any more strict cutting from volkswagen. diess came from bmw almost three years ago, and he came two months before the diesel scandal hit volkswagen. at the time he arrived, it was that he had his eyes on the top position, that he now has been confirmed will take over. but of course he came upon time. his star fell a little bit as he got into a bit of a heat with the unions for his cost-cutting tendencies.

las acciones en nueva york se deben en parte a robert müller. el transcurso de las prÓximas horas estas relaciones que tuvo y sobre todo los escritos que han allanado, entre supuestas conversaciones entre el presidente trump y su abogado. tambiÉn declaraciones sobre todo versiones de diario washington post, dice que la casa de cohen ha sido allanada esta tarde y una de las acusaciones que sobre fraude bancario y tambiÉn violaciones a las finanzas de las campaÑas electorales. es decir que el dinero que ha sido entregado, supuestamente a la procedencia de este dinero y tambiÉn las transacciones que se hizo y los documentos que estuvieron como parte de estas investigaciones que el fbi ya tiene en sus manos. tambiÉn el propio presidente trump, que inicialmente en la casa blanca no habÍa dado declaraciones sobre este tema. el presidente trump esta tarde dijo que la investigaciÓn de müller, es un ataque contra nuestro paÍs y dice que Él considera que toda esta investigaciÓn y como lo ha reiterado durante numerosas veces es una cacerÍa de brujas. el a

acted in part on a referral from special counsel robert muller muller's of course conducting the investigation into russia's alleged meddling in the u.s. presidential election in two thousand and sixteen. president trump was blindsided by news of the raid on his longtime attorney's office and he didn't hesitate in publicly venting his anger because he accused the f.b.i. of unlawfully entering michael cohen's office despite having a warrant. so i just heard that they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys a good man. it's a disgraceful situation it's a total witch hunt it's an attack on our country in the true sense of the attacker and what we all stand for trump says the so-called witch hunt is distracting him from more urgent matters as president and he has made no secret of his disdain for robert muller who is heading the f.b.i. inquiry and was involved in the raid miller is investigating trump on allegations of misconduct including collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the two thousand and sixteen election and trump's lawyer michael cohen is now in miller's c

i'm going to ask muller what you need to wrap it up.as in the middle of making the media around and he was asked his opinion on this new hire. >> i don't know what to make of this. there's no doubt rudy giuliani is a very smart and skilled attorney. i don't know what the attorney-client dynamic is like around the president so maybe he will be successful in areas where others weren't or maybe it will precipitate a clash but i just don't know. >> you mention all the major comings and goings but there are other stories, no doubt about it including james comey, the memos, 15 pages that were mostly laid out. democrats say shows they tried to obstruct justice. the president says it looks like there is no collusion with russia whatsoever. speaking of that, huge story down the street from us the dnc filed a lawsuit some 66 pages against the president's campai campaign, donald trump junior, paul manafort and it goes even further beyond that. julian assange and russia itself over meddling and what they would say is essentially collusion working t

you raise a really good point larry that a lot of people aren't discussing this isn't part of the muller investing technically and as a result of not being part of the miller investigation he's not walled off from that but he would be a part of this investigation potentially but again remember he's the head of the justice department he's the attorney general of the united states this investigation was potentially handed off from muller to the southern district of new york and he may not have gotten a heads up until it was too late no nonliteral forty thirty five forty years and he has total self-confidence and he goes tremendous. and so he would think i could sit down while i get no problem. why are they so worried about him sitting down more if he's got no problems civil war they were wise you can as we anything embarrassing well you know look i think. there's a congressman who made the comment if you don't have anything to hide anything illegal stop acting like it but the truth is the only person in the world larry who thinks that he's can sit down with miller and be ok and come out un

alexander zverev of germany came from one set down to beat gilles muller.ter his borderfence of garcia won't be making excuses after his border fence of the masters at augusta earlier this month. the spaniard failed to make the cut end the season's first golf major and ahead of the texas open this week he said he is keen to get back on the course. it's one of those things that happens and it's happened to me before and it will probably happen again in the future. that's the nature of golf. it can happen at augusta. it's what it is and at the end of the day i'm excited to come here and keep playing well, like i've been playing pretty much all year, and see if we can get on a good run. when you come to start a tournament, if my ball with a six iron bounces up and goes to five feet or something like that, even if i don't make eagle, we're probably having a different conversation, i'm probably shooting even park or maybe one over that first round and with a decent run on friday i have a chance of contending. unfortunately, what happened happened and you can sta

the president there referencing the muller investigation and the russia situation. why do you think it was important for the president to come out and air grievoances in this way? >> i found that interview fascinating. it was an half an hour of free form word association. he was on fox and friends. he was speaking to his base. it wasn't even an interview. it was more like a half hour long twitter storm. he was bringing up the muller investigation, the 2016 campaign, he was going through his list of grievances. that activates the base. the other part i found super fascinating was his words about stormy daniels and michael cohen. he admitted that michael cohen represented to him which contradicts what he said before. additionally he also spoke about michael cohen doing a tiny fraction of his legal work. that's something that prosecutors seized upon immediately to argue the stuff they seized from michael cohen's hotel room, house, business, that it wasn't covered by attorney/client privilege. that was fascinating for so many reasons. >> kellyanne conway said the presid

>>tiene sentido porque ya que muller ha traÍdo su grupo de investigaciones a investigadores que han hechoafia, a familia mafiosas. pablo: pero comitÉ republicano ha lanzado una fuerte campaÑa contra comey que incluye una pÁgina web llamada comey el mentiroso y vÍdeos que cuestionar la credibilidad del exdirector del fbi, es un mentiroso, filtrÓ información y de mala conducta. este asumen el libro que Él le pidiÓ que averiguar si existÍa una grabaciÓn del con prostituta rusa el que se refiereun ex espÍa britÁnico. le molestaba si varÍa 1% de que su mujer melania pensara que fuera cierto. comey dice que cuando le pidiÓ lealtad es como si le estaba pidiendo lealtad el lÍder de la cosa nostra igual que cuando estaban despidiÉndolo john kelly le mostrÓ su apoyo. hay gran expectativa por saber si va a ver demanda posterior a libro. patricia: donald trump habrÍa tenido un hijo para del matrimonio con una empleada suya a finales de la dÉcada de los 80 la revelaciÓn lo hizo un ex empleado de las torres trump en nueva york quien asegurÓ que le pagaron por su silencio. yanes rodrÍguez tiene reaccion

presidential election it's unclear if there's a direct link to muller but that didn't stop trump from also attacking the special counsel's inquiry. and say an attack for our country of the true sense of the terror court and what we all stand for. why don't i just fireballer well i think it's a disgrace what's going on and we'll see what happens but i think it's really a sad situation when you look at it while lawmakers on capitol hill warn the president to allow the miller investigation to go ahead without political interference the latest f.b.i. raid suggests there could be more legal trouble in store yet for donald trump what we do with respect to the. following the story for us and she joins us in our studio this is such a complex story explain to us what the stormy daniels investigation has to do with the miller investigation so if you've heard the name michael cohen in the past however many weeks in the media it's because he is donald trump's personal lawyer he has been a confidant of tom for about a decade or so and he is the one who wrote the one hundred thirty thousand dollars

presidente donald trump despedirÍa el fiscal, poniendo fin la relaciÓn con el fiscal especial rober mullerbuscarÍan documentos relacionados con un vÍdeo en el que donald trump hace comentarios vulgares sobre las mujeres. >> salen a la luz nombres de los presuntos sucesores de paul

. >>> robert muller is investigating stone's communication to help with russia's meddling in the 2016e leption. the former advisor said this a 206 email he dined with the wikileaks founder but denies meeting asan j or reefing information from wikileaks. stone said his previous claim was said in jest,. >> said his passport shows no international travel in 2016. >>> mullers that department of justice backing to investigate collusion allegations against paul manafort overnight prosecutors involved in the russia probe revealed that's what deputy attorney general rod rosenstein told muller in a chas fired memo from last year. rosenstein also em powered muller to take a look at payments that p manafort received from the ukrainian politicians, manafort wants to have this case dismissed. >>> dianne feinstein sending a message about data protection in silicon after reported 50 million facebook users had their data taken without their knowledge in the cambridge analytica scandal. >> reporter: her message was this, fix the problem or risk the possible intervention by the federal government. she w

what everybody is sort of wondering is what this might mean with the president and robert muller he's you know from time to time he was he was discouraged last summer from firing about the probe. and he mentioned this evening that he you know he he didn't fire him last summer but he may have to be talked out of doing that again. you know he also his justice department was in charge of turning over prompting this investigation so it will be interesting to see how he responds to his deputy attorney general and his attorney general over this situation all right thank you brian melanie sloan is a former federal prosecutor as she says trump is nervous about special counsel robert miller focusing part of his probe on his personal lawyer. this started months ago apparently in march when muller's became interested in the stormy daniels issue and he apparently uncovered information my guess is it may have also new things new evidence may have come out and then last thursday night president trump got on the news and said that he had no idea how this payment was made one hundred thirty thousand

high brand that's why this is happening as an aside to the investigation being carried out by robert muller into whether there was collusion between the trunk campaign and russia and slaying the twenty sixteen election the democrats now are hoping that this lawsuit could give them the opportunity to see more facts come forward through a separate legal channel aside from the miller probe that this could open a new avenue for information to come out so it's a new a legal assault on trump's team of course has called the miller investigation a witch hunt and they're hoping to see some new facts come forward in this process this is a wall super you sued basically the u.s. president and you allege a conspiracy i mean has this been done before is there any precedent. i think it's fair to say that we have not seen the d.n.c. do anything like this we of course saw the chair tom per say in a statement that this constituted an act of unprecedented treachery he said the campaign of a nominee for president of the united states in league with a hostile foreign power to bolster its own chance to win the p

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minutes in these hearings zuckerberg said that facebook is working with the special counsel robert muller in his probe into russian interference of the u.s. presidential election back in twenty sixteen do we know more about this cooperation . not really this was really an interesting part of the of the testimony today by psycho burke he basically said only that that facebook employees had been interviewed by by miller's team but he said he couldn't divulge any more information as it was confidential and he also said he couldn't really recall if facebook or the employees were subpoenaed by miller's team but it but it is certainly interesting. that we know now that facebook is part of this investigation and that facebook employees have indeed been interviewed by miller's team. all right our correspondent michelle contigo from the u.s. senate here in washington michelle thank you very much. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a u.s. president double truong has described the f.b.i. raid on the office of his personal lawyer as discourse for the f.b

silent trump has denied the allegations the raid followed a referral from special counsel robert muller he's heading a separate investigation into suspected russian meddling in the u.s. election it's not clear whether the raid is directly linked to malice proof but that didn't stop trump on monday from railing against the inquiry an attack. country since the attack or what we all stand for. why don't i just fire bomb well i think it's a disgrace what's going on and we'll see what happens but i think it's really a sad situation lawmakers on capitol hill a warning the president to allow the investigation to go ahead without political interference and the latest f.b.i. raid suggests that for donald trump they could be more legal trouble ahead. about out. disturbing images white ones we have seen before the aftermath of a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria these comes from your damascus and have the world demanding answers they are stoking fears of a new escalation in the conflict it's thought that as many as sixty people were killed hundreds more injured a team of international exp

presidential election it's unclear if there's a direct link to muller but that didn't stop trump from also attacking the special counsel's inquiry to say an attack on our country of the truce absence of the terror chord what we all stand for. why don't i just fireballer well i think it's a disgrace what's going on and we'll see what happens but i think it's really a sad situation where you look at while lawmakers on capitol hill warn the president to allow the miller investigation to go ahead without political interference the latest f.b.i. raid suggests there could be more legal trouble in store yet for donald trump we do with respect. not some other stories making headlines around the world yulia screwball has been discharged from the hospital and is at a safe location script all and her father survey and x. russian spy were poisoned with a nerve agent and britain last month it is unclear exactly when she was released some media report it was late on monday. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg will appear before u.s. lawmakers on capitol hill later today where he's expected to face a gr

los comentarios atribuidos a muller vienen en un convento en que los fiscales.iÓn. claudia: segÚn el washington post, new york le habrÍa dicho a los abogados del presidente que esta preparando una opciÓn. ese informe podrÍa hacerse pÚblico al concluir la investigaciÓn sobre la injerencia rusa. >> hay todo un tema de obstrucciÓn de justicia que tienen que ver con si la gente alrededor del presidente trump ha dicho la verdad. segÚn la agencia asociada, los abogados confirmaron dar detalles. patricia: cuando estemos de regreso, un nuevo libro detalla cÓmo fue capturado joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn en 2014, mÉxico. la corte suprema de justicia decidiÓ el futuro polÍtico de personal de lula da silva. ♪ el camry 2018. toyota. vayamos juntos. siente el alivio sin sueño de claritin por 24 horas. día tras da tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claramente claritin. c¿qué haces?ta la prueba de la servilleta. ¡mira lo amarillo que tengo los dientes! es hora que uses whitestrips. crest whitestrips... blanquean 25 ve

right well it would if it appears that bob muller uncovered some information and this information was outside the russian investigation and so that what had happened was rod rosenstein had a memo talking about what muller was supposed to do if in fact he came across criminal information beyond the central investigation that he is undertaking the russian investigation and so rosenstein looked at what muller had found and then he chose to refer it to the u.s. attorney's office with jurisdiction and that would be the southern district of new york where michael cohen's office was located and that's often is that then was responsible for this so in fact it is not the special counsel who took this action today it is in fact the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york who by the way is a trump appointee and what does it mean for these still be done ewell's if it. well i think this may started months ago apparently in march when muller's became interested in the stormy daniels issue and he apparently uncovered information my guess is it may have also new things new evidence may ha

. >> first of all, that wore referred by muller to another office. investigation has spread from the special prosecutor to one of the u.s. attorneys offices. one of the premier offices. it means that the investigation has really broadened beyond the russia context to the finances and maybe other crimes involving his personal lawyer. whether you fire muller or not, this other investigation is going to continue. there is a self protection of the investigation happening. >> let's take a look back at the investigation. it started out with russian interference/influence meddling in the u.s. election. where is it now. what is it now? >> what we had quickly was obstruction of justice set of allegations. we have finances, jared kushner and other trump business interests, that maybe connected to russia. now we have whatever is going on with the new york investigation and his lawyer who may have tapes of trump which may or may not reveal some involvement in other financial crime. it's spreading, if you will, and the president seems to be in the center of all o

rosenstein refused to do that that he could be replaced with somebody who actually would fire muller this bill would actually go a long way if passed to protecting the special council basically what it does is it says you have to fire the special council for cause like a conflict of interest and then if the special council disagrees with that you can go to a three judge panel they have fourteen days they can take a look at the evidence all has to be kept safe during that time and if the judge says if the judges say that there's no wrongdoing then the special counsel resumes his probe so this would in all likelihood impact to protect muller but it would have the broader implications as well is that congress has to be notified when the investigation concludes so why is that important right now we're just talking about a special counsel law it's not a special prosecutor so under the special counsel law muller gets done he compiles a report gets all of his evidence he gives that to rosenstein and rosenstein decides if that information should be made public if it's in the public interest

mr muller does not like people lying him -- mr muller does not like people lying him —— robert mulleroncerned is a young dutch lawyer called gerard collomb. was he closed the donald trump? a young dutch lawyer called alex van der zwaan. his crime was to lie to the fbi, liked the special counsel. the reason this prosecution has taken the reason this prosecution has ta ken place the reason this prosecution has taken place the fact this guy, his legal career, he is only in his 305, has gone up in flames, he will be spending days in prison before being booted out of the usa, is robert mueller saying don't mess with me. if you mess with the special counsel they will be consequences. he wasn't an integral part, you can't say there was collusion allegations. you can't say any of that, it just shows that robert mueller has got muscle and he is prepared to flex those muscles. i say that to you but you... you to! i get top lines flashed at me from writers and i wa nt to flashed at me from writers and i want to ask you, you won't have seen them, i want to ask you about the sea mless them, i want

cuando le preguntamos si hablaron de müller, que hay nos contestÓ: vine a visitar a un ex colega.fbi a quien despidieron un dÍa antes de que pudiera acogerse al retiro. el espectro concluyÓ que habÍa autorizado filtrar informaciÓn sobre las investigaciones a la fundaciÓn clinton, y luego mintiÓ varias veces sobre el tema. su antiguo jefe ni lo defendiÓ ni lo censuro hoy. me cae bien como persona, pero incluso las personas buenas hacen cosas que no deberÍan hacer, dijo a cnn. >> esta cerca de lo que lo acusen criminalmente porque estÁn chequeando si el caso suficientemente fuerte para hacer la acusaciÓn. >> el abogado dijo que confÍan en que a menos de que hayan presiones del gobierno de trump, la fiscalÍa general concluirÁ de no procesarle. tambiÉn pudo haber discutido con macla decisiÓn del departamento denor y cia de entregar a tres comisiones del congreso entre cinco y ocho memorandos que comÍ escribía lo de cada reuniÓn que sostuvo con el presente trump. >> no me importa, no tengo opiniones sobre eso, estoy totalmente de acuerdo con la transparencia. hoy la revista timeslo inc

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in the meetings that have been taking place and that is what the special cross prosecutor robert muller is looking into further and how is all of this playing out in the capitol committee is it putting pressure on the government . it's been under the the white house the executive branch of the government has certainly been under some pressure for a while that separate from the u.s. congress of course. what i would say is what this indicates is that this investigation continues and it's very methodical it's going into a number of different strands and tangents and robert muller is known as being very precise so this may not be something that wraps up quickly despite the fact what we heard from the president's own lawyers the wrap up by thanksgiving that it would wrap up by the end of last year well it's still ongoing doesn't seem to be wrapping up anytime soon one thing we should point out though that was not well reported this week is that robert mueller in fact did tell the white house and did tell donald trump's legal team that in fact he remains under investigation but not as a crimi

at 12:30 p.m., michael muller and on u.s.-north korea relations.astern, familiar conference on school safety. tonight on "landmark katz washere charles tape recorded by the fbi while transmitting illegal bets from a telephone booth on sunset boulevard in los angeles. the supreme court's decision in this case ultimately expanded americans rights to privacy under the fourth amendment, and forever change the way law enforcement officers conduct their investigation. ,ur guests are jeffrey rosen president and ceo of the national constitution center in philadelphia, and jameel jaffer, founder of the national security institute and director of the national security law and policy program, both at george mason university's antonin scalia a law school. watch it tonight and join the conversation. s.r hashtag is #landmarkcase we have resources on our website for background on each case. the landmark cases companion book

i think muller will tell us. i think muller will tell us. >> for me on two things about that. first of all, next time we will have a report in here so we'll balance this off. secondly, i was in intelligence officer for 15 years and the amount of work in money in human risk you had to go to group that janitor in the common or in the white house was immense. today you don't even have to do that. it doesn't really matter if you have a source in the white house. why? because all you have to do is set up but farms, robot farms and create # this and # that and every person on social media is not paying attention becomes an unwitting intelligence operative for russia or for another foreign government. back in the cold war you have to do propaganda that russia has been doing to find a journalist you have to hire him and pay him secretly and make sure they didn't get caught and then you might influence 9000 people who read an editorial an in a papern the upper today you can influence tens of millions of people just by creating social media hits and voters not paying enough attention to

thank you mr president on the muller probe have you concluded that it's not worth the political fallout to remove either special counsel or or deputy attorney general rosenstein and prime minister. did the president ask you to provide more funding for u.s. troops in japan and what agreement did you reach here in florida and buying more military equipment from the u.s. . jeff i can say this that there was no collusion and that's been so found as you know by the house intelligence committee there's no collusion there was no collusion with russia other than by the democrats or as i call them the obstructionist because they truly are obstructionist so we are giving tremendous amounts of paper this was a. really a hoax created largely by the democrats as a way of. softening the blow of a loss which is a loss that frankly they shouldn't have had from the standpoint that it's very easy for them to have a tremendous advantage in the electoral college and this is what it is and this is where it came from you look at the kind of money that was paid probably some went to russia you look at pedestr

the democrats say yes and they are suing and what does this mean for donald trump and for robert muller's russia investigation. we begin the day with a bomb explosion that was scheduled more than seventy years ago in the middle of berlin just across the river from where german chancellor are going to works construction workers just today bumped into a bomb from war to it was dropped by british planes hit the mark but it failed to go wall or today weapons experts have made sure there will never be a bang from that ball for german standards the defusing operation was a medium one more than two thousand tons of bombs and live ammunition are unearthed here every year yet ten thousand people within an eight hundred metre radius of the site were evacuated all trains destined for the nearby central train station were re round it extreme caution and with good reason with every passing year unexploded bombs become more not less dangerous more on that in just a moment but first here's a debriefing of today's defused. yet. you form no one in them but how you are an unusual sight on central berlin st

silent trump has denied the allegations the raid followed a referral from special counsel robert muller he's having a separate investigation into of suspected russian meddling in the u.s. election it's not clear whether the raid is directly linked to malice proof but that didn't stop trump on monday from railing against the inquiry an attack on our country that has to tackle what we all stand for. why don't i just fire bombing well i think it's a disgrace what's going on and we'll see what happens but i think it's really a sad situation lawmakers on capitol hill a warning the president to allow the investigation to go ahead without political interference and the latest f.b.i. raid suggests that for donald trump they could be more legal trouble ahead. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world france and saudi arabia have reportedly side business deals worth eighteen billion dollars the reformist of saudi crown prince mohammed bin sultan has ended his first trip to france by meeting president manuel michel i call him says that france agrees with sau

without law without cause and by passing legislation to ensure that any attempts to remove robert muller. the unsuccessful so far republicans have only gone as far as to warn the president not to act but he is tweeting calling it a witch hunt and posting attorney client privilege is dead it actually isn't but that's what makes the read on cohen so surprising investigators and judges very rarely subpoena attorneys in order to get a judge to sign off the roll say that they have to have evidence that the attorney and his or her clients are actively committing a crime and it has to be signed off on at the highest levels of the justice department at the white house insistence the president has the power to fire the special counsel i know a number of individuals in the legal community and including at the department of justice that he has the power to do so most experts believe that is not true the president can't directly fire special counsel robert mueller but he could try to force the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to do it if you won't try to replace him with someone who will say o

story with so many threats what does a stormy daniels story have to do here how is it linked to the muller investigation i mean it's not exactly clear that they are linked to be to be quite honest in this as was mentioned in this report was referred by the mohler people to the f.b.i. which then decided to institute this raid it is become under question recently whether or not this. hundred thirty thousand payoff to stormy daniels through a shell company in delaware could be interpreted as a campaign donation to the campaign in violation of campaign finance rules and that could be the strand through which this is being pursued it's not yet clear is it clear what else they were looking for beyond information on this payoff that is also not clear but what we do know is that this raid took place pretty spontaneously it caught the president by surprise and it wasn't just his home and office it was also his hotel room in new york meaning that you know clearly they were trying to do a kind of dragnet capture of a lot of information at once so a lot of different strands a lot of different forensic

vesnet skia had not been questioned. >> director muller it will be fascinating. know there were not interviewed. but the committee did more, i think 75 interviews. there were countless hours. this has gone on for more than a year. i still challenge the democrats, who have been flailing, since the time president trump became president trump, saying collusion, collusion, but they have no evidence of anything. after all of this and all of the gyrations, they still don't have anything. there is no evidence out there to point to so-called collusion. >> shannon: i want to read something that comes from congressman conway overseeing the house intel committee and get reaction" saying i'm extremely disappointed with the overzealous redax made by the intelligence committee. my team and i will continue to challenge the unnecessary redactions with the hopes of releasing more of the report in the upcoming months." congressman, you said he was disappointed he promised the american people much more transparent that then what they were able to issue. what do you make of that in.

a witch hunt it's been suggested the agents working on behalf of the special investigator robert muller is looking into alleged links between russia and the trunk campaign and that's raising fears trump may be looking to file a menace soon i think calling explains from washington. are white house handlers didn't even wait a second shouted reporters out of the oval office before the president could be tempted to answer questions donald trump stayed silent tuesday the night before was a different story they broke into the office going on a long rant about the raid on his lawyer michael cohen's hotel and office. why don't i just fire him over where i think it's a disgrace what's going on and we'll see what happens but i think it's really a sad situation where you look at what happened there many people have said you should fire him that is giving democrats i mean ition to call for new legislation this congress must respond forcefully and on a bipartisan basis by reaffirming our belief that the president cannot fire special counsel without law without cause and by passing legislation to ens

democrats are already calling for impeaching trump in expectation that special prosecutor robert muller will provide them the ammunition to implicate him or members of his twenty six thousand campaign i don't care what the republicans say i say impeach but if if trump follows through on his reported threats to fire muller and his justice department superior so dislike the investigation that could further doom the republicans prospects i think they should be allowed to do their jobs we have a rule of law in this country now it's a principle we all uphold i have no reason to believe that's going to happen i have assurances that's not because i've been talking to the white house about it so we'll see what happens but those assurances like many other assessments of the president's intentions may yet prove unreliable tom ackerman al jazeera washington . government is trying to reassure one hundred refugees and bond a base that they have a patch of nation as a priority social welfare minister when my if i is and bought into this for three days is the first senior official from myanmar to visi

guy: matt, to the issue of muller, and they tend to have more power than the owners.never really enjoyed it. matt: that is a good point. he was quite happy running porsche and stuttgart and didn't seem happy when he was elevated to the ceo of the entire group. he has 12 brands under him, they are making 312 different models, they have 100,000 employees. it is a big task, a big company to manage and he immediately had these legal issues over english translation problems. he came in after the huge diesel scandal, he just didn't seem to beite -- psyched running the whole company and maybe volkswagen -- volkswagen wanted somebody more comfortable speaking english and working with investors. it could be this is a change -- analysts are positive and the stock has responded positively. guy: it will be interesting to see how it develops from here. matt will stick around through the morning throughout the day covering this story out of volkswagen for us. we have an interview for you coming up. we will be speaking to the founding editing director david saunders. we will talk to

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mitch mcconnell has said he will they'll be no senate votes on protecting special counsel robert muller from being fired well surprise if that. did spiral well i think all hell would break loose and it wouldn't be in the president's best interest because it would just give further sense that the president is guilty in trying to hide things. you know i have confidence and i didn't feel very comfortable with some of what komi said i thought his answers were weak and i thought he shouldn't of clearly with hindsight ever have gotten involved publicly in the presidential race so. whatever do you think do you think only hurt himself more than her trump i think he did because it has a little bit of a feel of being vindictive i'm not quite sure what the point is if the point was nobody's looking at trump so i got.

even take place at the white house and of course this is happening just as special counsel robert muller is starting to question all of arcs in russia about their possible financial links to people within trump's circle and so it certainly looks as though this is a way for the white house to try and show that it's not afraid to take tough action on russia but as for trump himself we haven't seen anything of the sort we're still waiting i just burst tweets if we hear anything at all correspond to clear richardson on the story for striking washington clear thank you very much. israeli security forces have fired on palestinian protesters at the gaza border killing at least seven people and injuring dozens more now this follows the deaths of more than twenty people who died after demonstrating last week palestinians are. sending up smoke from burning mounds of time as the protesters hope what israeli soldiers count see they count shirt. the demonstrators are calling this the great much of return the demand the people forced from their lands during the one nine hundred forty eight war with is

back in january the president said he was looking forward to answer questions under oath from robert muller. is the president still intending to answer questions from the special counsel. >> he is working in conjunction with his legal team regarding that matter. he is continuing to be fully cooperative with the office of the stencil counsel and will continue to be cooperative until it comes to a full conclusion. >> so nothing has changed in his willingness to answer question. >> i refer you to his legal team. they will be making those decisions. >> learning that he is not a target although he is a suspect of the special counsel. >> i will not target on the ongoing and back-and-forth out of respect for the special counsel but as we said many times before there was no collusion between the president and russia. we know what we did and didn't do. some none of this comes as much of a surprise. >> does he agree with mcmaster. [inaudible] yesterday during the press conference he said no one has been tougher on russia than this president pretty also said other nations could do more and should do m