we'll sit down with former defense secretary robert gates and we'll have analysis on all the news coming up on "face the nation." >> brennan: good morning. tensions are rising in the mid east we have three reports from the region we begin with elizabeth palmer in tehran. after the u.s. pull out, what efforts are being made to salvage what is left of the nuclear deal. >> the iranian foreign minister left iran yesterday, he with the to beijing first, heading to russia then going to europe. basically is going to ask the other five countries to guarantee what iran most wants from a nuclear deal, that is access to international capital and banking. these are things that the u.s. is signalling it's going to try to block under new sanctions. he is basically asking these other five countries to do an end run around upcoming u.s. sanction s. >> how are iranian citizens following through? >> the decision, they and everybody else are actually much more angry with their own government, they're fed up because they haven't had salary in creases, no job, there's corruption, most of all iranian governme

former secretary of defense robert gates claims he tried to bring a fish and sea of transparency to the pentagon in a speech in twenty eleven he talked about how went my staff and i learned that it was nearly impossible to get accurate information and answers to questions such as how much money did you spend and how many people do you have. we have. the whole way he was hiding under the sink we have. we have eleven paid. unless you're counting women in which case it's nine people. plus you should check in the bathroom i think there's ten thousand people in there. point is nobody knows where this money is flying around the pentagon congress doesn't even oversee it at all really i mean you can get more on this story from david de graw is web site changemaker dot media which is where i got a lot of my info because the mainstream corporate media cannot talk about this because they are mouthpieces for the weapons industry they are bodies of the military thank you because certainly if a lot of these defense contractors stop selling a war planes other sophisticated equipment to saudi arabia th

robert gates who was secretary of defense and republican and democratic administrations and a new studyn the tenure of our defense secretary harold brown. both say the same thing. it was carter who laid the foundation for the military modernization upon which reagan uilt and enhanced. so why was he viewed as being weak on defense? for a couple of reasons. first, in the campaign against president ford in 1976, he did call for reducing ford's levels of spending by five to seven percent helmet did call by removing troops and when he we seesaw rerealities, he increased defense spending. and with the afghan invasion, 5% a year and put in place all of these other modernizations. now, there was one other thing that gave him this wrap of -- rap of being weak on defense. he killed the b-1 bomber and he thought it was insufficient, too costly and would be subject to soviet radar and so he opted for modernized cruise missile that could come in under the soviet radar systems. but the killing of the b-1 took on a symbolic importance. so this is another example of problems on curing very real accompl

including robert gates and secretary of state, george schultz. that's it for today. have a great week. and we will see you next "fox news sunday". howie: on our buzz meter, a media explosion as rudy giuliani goes on fox news and says trump repaid cohen for the stormy daniels payment. >> the $130,000 will turn out to be perfectly legal. it many not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. the president repaid it. >> i love rudy, but they better have an explanation for that. >> if rudy wants the public to believe donald trump reimbursed michael cohen what it was for, didn't not was going to silence stormy daniels, that's unworthy of belief. >> it's unbelievable michael cohen would make this payment to stormy daniels and not tell donald trump. >> the american people don't care about the stormy daniels story. howie: the "new york times" scoop on leaked questions for president trump from the mueller prosecutors. >> i am told by my sources tonight that the "new york times" is full of crap. a lot of those questions are not the questions that the special counsel is ask

former defense robert gates says it was the president's stance that forced north korea into diplomacy>> unpredictability of tough talks did get the attention of the north koreans and the chinese as well in terms of fire and fury, my view generally, tactual unpredictability is good, strategic unpredictability is probably not a great idea for power. the president's decision to meet with kim jong un was a bold decision, but the reality is 25 years we have tried and failed to get a handle on the north korean program and so why not try something different and perhaps the drama and the nature of this meeting will -- will provide a path forward that may ultimately lead to a good outcome. heather: president trump's meeting with kim jong un is now as we said now less than a month away. the white house heading for showdown with european companies that refuse to stop working with iran. the trump administration threatening sanctions days after pulling out of iran nuclear deal. >> it's possible, it depends on the government of other governments. i think the europeans will see that it's in their in

>>chris: with honor as a distinguished group of advisers including robert gates and secretary of state, george schultz. that's it for today. have a great week. and we will see you next "fox news sunday". [ dog barking ] [ insects chirping ] >> previously on "legends & lies"... >> if you do not move forward, you are a ruined man. >> the president has made his decision, and i must abide by it. stand by general burnside. >> fire! >> this can't be right. >> the army of the potomac is yours, general meade. >> we got to take this hill! >> forward, march! >> i don't think there's a man in this union who can defeat robert e. lee. [ indistinct conversations ] [ liquid pouring ] >> what is it you told me once? "the army's no good at making bankers and farmers." >> mm-hmm. >> i tried my hand at farming. it was tough-going. so i bought a man. >> did he help you farm the land? >> it didn't work out. i emancipated him, gave up farming. >> well, perhaps if you had more than one slave, you would have made a success of it. >> perhaps. >> mnh. you just made a case for supporting slavery. in some industr

>>chris: with honor as a distinguished group of advisers including robert gates and secretary of state, george schultz. that's it for today. have a great week. and we will see you next "fox news sunday". howie: on our buzz meter, a media explosion as rudy giuliani goes on fox news and says trump repaid cohen for the stormy daniels payment. >> the $130,000 will turn out to be perfectly legal. it many not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. the president repaid it. >> i love rudy, but they better have an explanation for that. >> if rudy wants the public

>>chris: with honor as a distinguished group of advisers including robert gates and secretary of state schultz. that's it for today. have a great week. and we will see you next "fox news sunday". ♪ ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the journal editorial report i'm paul gigot. big changes this week to the trump legal team and legal strategies as the president faces possible sit-down with special counsel mueller, white house lawyer ty cobb replaced by emmet flood, this as attorney giuliani revealed president made reimbursement for money paid to adult film star stormy daniels and leak of potential questions that special counsel robert mueller might ask mr. trump in an interview, something the

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>>chris: with honor as a distinguished group of advisers including robert gates and secretary of state, george schultz. that's it for today. have a great week. and we will see you next "fox news sunday". ♪ ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the journal editorial report i'm paul gigot. big changes this week to the trump legal team and legal strategies as the president faces possible sit-down with special counsel mueller, white house lawyer ty cobb replaced by emmet flood, this as attorney giuliani revealed president made reimbursement for money paid to adult film star stormy daniels and leak of potential questions that special counsel robert mueller might ask mr. trump in an interview, something the president said friday he would love to do. >> i would love to speak, i would love to go, nothing i want to do more because we did nothing wrong. i have to find that we are going to be treated fairly because everybody sees it now and it is a pure witch hunt, right now it's a pure witch hunt. paul: joining the panel wall street journal columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, kimerly strassel and bill mcg

here is former defense secretary robert gates. >> my own view would have been it would have been better to stay in the agreement at least for another six months and essentially lay down an ultimatum to our allies. and say either you join us and very heavy penalties against the iranians for the ballistic missile programs and you join us in resisting iranian meddling in the middle east. either you help us with those things or in fact i will walk away from this agreement. i think we could have pushed the europeans a lot harder. eric: garrett tenney has more live from washington on this continuing debate. hi, garrett. >> hey, eric. one of the big challenges european leaders face in keeping the nuclear deal alive is sanctions by the u.s. once again targeting iran and any foreign companies doing business there. that's created a bit of a mess for corporations, particularly those based in europe which invested billions of dollars in iran after the nuclear deal was signed. france, germany, and the u.k. are now lobbying the trump administration to exempt those businesses from sanctions. but today

>>chris: with honor as a distinguished group of advisers including robert gates and secretary of state schultz. that's it for today. have a great week. and we will see you next "fox news sunday". [ dog barking ] [ insects chirping ] >> previously on "legends & lies"... >> if you do not move forward, you are a ruined man. >> the president has made his decision, and i must abide by it. stand by general burnside. >> fire! >> this can't be right. >> the army of the potomac is yours, general meade. >> we got to take this hill! >> forward, march! >> i don't think there's a man in this union who can defeat robert e. lee. [ indistinct conversations ]

a previous cia director's robert gates being one, had a lot of controversy over their nomination beforede it through. the other thing that's important about today, this is donald trump's second trip to the cia. his first one didn't go so well, hallie, as you remember. >> press pause there. we're going to refresh people's memories of what happened. ken delaney with the tee put let's play what happened last year when the president went to the cia. watch. >> the reason you're my first stop as you know i have a running war with the media. they're among the most dishonest human beings on earth and they sort of made it sound like i had a feud with the intelligence community. and i just want to let you know the reason you're number one stop, it is exactly the opposite. exactly. and they understand that too. >> ken, here we are over a year later, doesn't he still have a feud going with at least his doj? >> absolutely. in fact, the informant that trump is trying to out right now may well have been a cia asset as well as fbi ats asset and there's a lot of angst about this ongoing battle and his c

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. >> you you know so interesting u say that because former secretary of state robert are gates over thekend that north korea gotten attention and brought them to the table and made confessions that jason really we've never seen before. i know they've done things before and sort of debate and switch. but there are reasons to believe that maybe this time kim jong-un is considering different path. >> well, you have the dynamic in china you also have the dynamic in south korea and japan. and those partners along with the united states i think, and tough position that donald trump is taking, you look over the last year, every critic of donald trump was out in force beating their drum say this would be a disaster but if yowment a dichght result you have to do something different and president trump did something different and now this meeting coming up in june is a pivotal one. >> jason and president trump tweeting about the budget, quote, the senate should get funding done before the august break or -- not go home. wall border security should be included also waiting for approval of almost 3

robert gates who was secretary of defense and republican and democratic administrations and a new study on the tenure of our defense secretary harold brown. both say the same thing. it was carter who laid the foundation for the military modernization upon which reagan uilt and enhanced. so why was he viewed as being weak on defense? for a couple of reasons. first, in the campaign against president ford in 1976, he did call for reducing ford's levels of spending by five to seven percent helmet did call by removing troops and when he we seesaw rerealities, he increased defense spending. and with the afghan invasion, 5% a year and put in place all of these other modernizations. now, there was one other thing that gave him this wrap of -- rap of being weak on defense. he killed the b-1 bomber and he thought it was insufficient, too costly and would be subject to soviet radar and so he opted for modernized cruise missile that could come in under the soviet radar systems. but the killing of the b-1 took on a symbolic importance. so this is another example of problems on curing very real accom

. >> that said, though, mike, during the transition you had people like general hayden and robert gatesing, listen, we understand. this guy is abnormal. we understand that he said a lot of really disturbing things. we only get one president at a time, and if you think you can serve america by going in there and trying to make a difference, you need to do that. general hayden said you put that resignation letter in the drawer, but one thing that everybody has to be reminded is, yes, there is loyalty to the president, there's also loyalty to the institution that you're serving, and sometimes you stick around to try to save the institution you're serving because, as general hayden said, we're going to need it again when this nightmare is over. >> but he canyou can be termina. >> like john kelly and everyone else who lusted over the white hou house, john kelly came to be chief of staff as a reluctant warrior after being asked time and again to take the position. he comes from a life of integrity and honor, and he chose to do that job for the country, not for the individual, to your point. >

also, the fact that robert mueller is probing conversations between gates and stone also suggests there other aspects that we don't know yet, that might not be in the public domain. there's kind of a lot of areas he's touched throughout this investigation. obviously the dnc hack is the one that people know the most about. the recent inquiries mueller is making suggest his role might be broader. >> can i ask you to quickly comment on the "wall street journal" report this morning saying mueller is either going to have to wrap up the investigation or lay low until after the midterm elections. do you have anynd case which way he would go? >> i think any prosecutor would be unlikely to want to see their investigation either truncated or curtailed or put on pause, especially if he's making moves forward. all that does, if it's on pause, allows trump's team to push back and use talking points in the campaign to build their own narrative in the public domain. >> good point. abigail tracy, thank you. >> they thank you. >>> trump's $40 million cash-only spending spree. why that might be making in

they're trying say trying to get to a place where we can talk to robert mueller. but spy gate state. but a donation to a democratic over there. like we can't do it because we're up against something to corrupt and poor, pitiful us. they're playing the victim and it's working to a certain degree. 53% of american's thought mueller's investigation wasly motivated. these counternarratives, because trump and his allies are so shameless and are willing to weave the conspiracy theorys, it's actually working. >> which is incredible when you think about it, bob b mueller's team has not leaked a thing. silence taking the high road. we'll see. jury's still out. next, the credibility of another trump administration official questioned tonight. why is the homeland security secretary putting herself on the line for the president again and again for things that are not true? plus, michael cohen speaking out. who is the man known as the taxi king and what could he have on cohen? alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll ta

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. >> but spy gate happened before robert mueller was brought on? to inform the decision to appoint mueller. either it's evidence or fought. if it's not it goes along with what they found already, which is no collusion with the russians. >> lawmakers said this week, no spies either cnn white house correspondent boris sanchez is joining me right now, boris, this russia investigation is still top of mind for this president and his surrogates and the way of his personal attorney. >> the president expressing his frustrations over twitter yet again this weekend. he sent out a separate tweet from the one you mentioned, that was sort offure i curious. he talked about the young and beautiful lives that had been effectively ruined by the russia investigation. there is the tweet right there. i got a chance to ask some officials in the press shop exactly who the president was referring to, i have yet to get a response. it's possible he could be talking about rich gates, papadopoulos, michael flynn, perhaps, all of whom who have pled guilty to serious crimes. t

big surprise for him to be questioned by robert mueller and robert mueller's team, especially given how well he knew specifically rick gatesaul manafort. >> my colleague stephanie ruhle confirming a point that tom barrack had been interviewed by special counsel robert mueller in december 2017. my thanks to, stephanie. i go back to my guests, richard dershowitz and richard painter. what do you make about that, about tom barrack being questioned by the special counsel. >> we'll find out what he has to say when the special counsel chooses to disclose that. i believe robert mueller is a highly professional prosecutor. he had an impeccable record at the fbi. the tactics he's using are very similar to the tactics that he used going against organized crime and we can have debates about how far prosecutors should go, trying to flip one witness for another, but it very, very common when you go after organized crime and other criminal conspiracies. and it's a good debate to have with professor dershowitz or anyone else. i will say it is tragic when we are talking a year and a half into an administration about prosecutors using tacti

. >> when you call spy gate, you say before robert mueller was brought on to it?t it has to inform the decision to appoint mueller. either it is evidence or not. and it goes along with what they found already, which is no collusion with the russians. >> but democrat adam schiff says the so-called spy gate claims they planted an important informant in trump campaign, and it is a distraction. this isn't just a piece of propaganda the president wants to put out. >> today, giuliani also said former fbi director, james comey's leaked memos were illegal, and that the president is still considering sitting down for an interview with mueller as long as he is not questioned on the topic of obstruction. >>> former president georgia h.w. bush is back in the hospital tonight. just yesterday the 41st president visited veterans at an american legion pancake breakfast in maine. chatting with some of them, posing for pictures. but now he's experiencing fatigue and low blood pressure. he's under observation at a southern maine medical center. bush, who is 93, was also hospitalized

i see -- but you call spy gate you admit happened before robert mueller was brought on. >> but it has to inform the decision to appoint mueller. either it is evidence or not. if it's not it goes along with what they found already which is no collusion with the russians. >> it wasn't -- i want to point one other thing out. even the republicans in the house when they did their report they said that the reason that this probe was launched was because of george. >> i think the explanation for mueller is mainly comey. comey said he wanted independent counsel. comey wrote a memo and leaked it illegally through a professor. hence we have mueller, illegal. no basis. whatever the spy gate thing is we are just learning about that now. i wouldn't come to definitive conclusion. two indictments that you point out are questionable. second, the russians, it's a pretty phony indictment. they are not showing up for anything. you think they are coming in to be tried? that is like a paper indictment. >> how are you so sure that there was no collusion with anybody in the campaign? we don't know what robe

general public for having been the special prosecutor who was appointed to investigate water gate and was fired by robert as a matter of fact when president nixon was opposing cox's use of a subpoena to try to get the water gate tapes that the nix opinion administration had -- that nixon had made. then he was eventually replaced by a different prosecutor. that made archibald cox -- a household name. >> he would become a household name again. >> we are going to listen in. . >> the objective that -- impresses itself on my mind, partly because -- partly because i am at least an educator is the importance of including young men and women at both under graduate colleges and the medical schools so that -- the other younger boys and girls may say yes it is possible. school has decided that since a population of doctors among the minority population of doctors in california was so small, instead of setting aside 16 seats for minority doctors they would set aside 50 seats until that balance were redressed and the minority population as a whole. would that be any more infirm than the program that davis has? >> wel

whoyou have richard gates was an associate of paul manafort who was slapped with two dozen charges but then robert mueller reduced to just aligning and throughout the other 22 counts. guest: that's because they weren't cooperating. mueller,y won't robert who has three people who have admitted lying to feds, michael papadopoulos, and richard gates -- he won't before with sentencing. he wants to pressure them to give out up more and more information for his own russia collusion investigation, which after year has brought forth nothing. this kind of for investigation is a short amount of time. guest: and no collusion. guest: that is not the key point. there is collusion and obstruction of justice that are still going forward. doesn't it bother you that we have a president that has fired so many officials. guest: they were indicted for lying. is there any white house spin you do not buy? guest: that is not a spin. how high up could he be with russian intel officials to orchestrate this whole behind the scenes? guest: let's let robert mueller complete his investigation. host: i agree -- guest: i agree.

gates. and also, the the special counsel robert mueller's team was challenged in a court appearance by paul manafort friday seeking to have the federal bank and tax fraud charges against him dismissed. the u.s. district court ts ellis said that you don't care about the bank fraud, but what information mr. manafort can give you that could reflect to mr. trump to lead to the prosecution, or tim peachment or whatever, andt president trump reacted to the comments right after. >> i have been saying for it a long time. it is a witch hunt. and then, none of that information has to do with information related to russian government coordination and the campaign of donald trump. it doesn't have anything to do. it is from years before. >> and the judge ellis did not i issue a ruling on the defense's ruling to toss out the charge, and paul manafort's trial is slated to begin in july. joining us now former white house counsel jack quinn, and nbc national security analyst ned webb. and so now, tom barrack is a long time friend of donald trump and certainly a role here in bringing rick gates on into the c

but it's manafort's protege gates that stayed with the campaign after paul was fired and worked right up until the inauguration, and so roger stone it seems to me that robert looking at roger stone and his work with gates, says he's looking at conversations they had at dinners. and we know that roger stone has proudly boasted of being in touch with who we thought was a lone hacker that attacked the n dnc -- dnc servers but now know is an agent with the russian intelligence. this is something where we could see some actual charges about solution going on -- about collusion going on. whether trump is connected, i don't know. stone might have been doing it on his own. i think roger stone is pretty worried right now. >> all right. that's a very good point to make. a lot of people making it as well. we appreciate your perspective. we had a lot to get to. kelly jane, thank you very much. >> thanks, laura. >> be sure to watch fox news sunday. chris wallace will have exclusive interviews with former federal attorney and former white house special counsel lanny davis, huge show, check your local listings for times on that. >>> there are new developments in the russ

robert mueller or anyone else. jeffrey toobin the deputy chair rick gates is cooperating and now his former son-in-law will be cooperating as well. it's closing in. >> this has been a bad week for paul manafort the most important thing that happened is earlier this week the judge in his washington case. he has two case, virginia and washington the judge in the washington case declined to dismiss the case against him. said it was appropriate for him to bring the case. manafort is going ahead in washington. we'll see about virginia. now his son-in-law faces, you know, this prospect of being sentenced. it's a lot of pressure to plead guilty and cooperate and we're talking a lot about spin and public penalties. this is something that matters. if paul manafort pleads guilty and cooperates. that's a big deal. this is a week where the pressure to do so increases. >> it's the actual facttual domino. when you look at this and all the evidence, including maybe the volume of the president protestations here, you actually see something else. >> yes. and this is a two-way freight train collision heading towards each other. the specia

robert whitman has a problem. and matt gates, 94 million and so on. there are $4 billion in environmental issue in many-- 1.4 billion related just to the district that are represented by the committee here and i'm trying to persuade the navy that they need to be more aggressive about these. in my district, a sight that was contaminated by north folk grumman and by the navy, discovered 40 years ago and it's contaminating the ground water. on long island, na new york, we get our water from the ground water. and we need it to be safe to drink. we need to clean up the property. money is a big part of the issue. the navy is saying you can spent the 350 million appropriated in the omnibus. i don't believe that, as a former counmayor and executive. i know that the cleanup will get the attention of the xek it i have branch that they need to work through to get this done. this $25 million will not be for my district alone. frankly it's a drop in the bucket for the problem, but will help to get the attention of the navy that we need to accelerate the cleanup of

robert mueller has obtained another guilty plea. this one from former trump deputy campaign chairman rick gates. >> i'm interrupting with breaking newsrtment. attorney general has just find andrew mccabe. >> today a dutch lawyer is the first to be sentenced in connection with special counsel robert mueller's probe. alexander got a 30-day sentence and a $20,000 fine. >> the fbi today raided the office of the lawyer to the president of the united states. >> all of this sparked by evidence gathered, yes, by special counsel bob mueller. >> there's no reason for this investigation. there never was a good reason for it in the first place. this was engineered by comey. >> astonishing to see it all laid out like that. the pace, the breadth, the number of people ensnared, the number of people pleading guilty to crimes uncovered in this investigation. >> public corruption cases are really difficult to make, nicolle. they take prosecutors a long time, sometimes these cases can take years to develop just when you're talking about a mayor or a governor. here we've got this far-flung international series of events, financial transactions, collusio

robert mueller. former campaign chairman paul manafort and former deputy campaign chair rick gates.owback in this case against paul manafort. at a hearing in virginia the judge suggested that the team led by the scope of the investigation and worn a mission to take on the president saying quote - i really don't care about the bank for you care about what he can give you to lead you to mr. trump and an impeachment or prosecution. some of the alleged crimes date back as far as 2005. along that the campaign exist. investigators revealed some of the information is in the case against him came from a previous doj investigation. the judge argued because information did not arise of the special councils probe they may not have the authority to investigate it. he gave them two weeks to convince him otherwise. >> thank you garrett tenney. >> it keeps getting hotter. while robert mueller wants to sit down with the president about the russia investigation. reaction now from the president on the possibility. >> our love to speak. especially guest my lawyers. i would love to speak. because we ha

. >> rusia gates el fiscal especial robert mueller reconoce que no puede imputar cargos al presidenteica las muerte en represiÓn a las manifestaciones mientras los estudiantes le gritan asesino y le exigen que renuncia >>> imÁgenes en que trabajadores colombianos corren ante la furia de un rÍo que arrasa con todo. 4689 ha generado mÉtodos para crear perfiles basado en aspecto como vestimenta o tatuajes. >> esto segÚn un informe de organizaciones pro inmigrantes y entidades acadÉmicas que saliÓ a la luz el mismo dÍa en que se reuniÓ con lÍderes de california. >> en el encuentro trump, asegurÓ que los indocumentados que son miembros de la "mara salvatrucha" ni siquiera son seres humanos. >> el mandatario volviÓ a culpar a mÉxico por no hacer nada en el control fronterizo para ayudar a estados unidos. >> por su parte el gobernador de california jerry brown reaccioÓo a la reuniÓn que sostuvo el presidente trump describiÓ que el presidente mientras e. >> agregÓ que no dice la verdad sobre inmigraciÓn, el crimen y las leyes de su estado brown asegurÓ que los californianos no quedaron sorpre

as to robert's general point about spygate or echoing rudy here. there's two problems with the spy gate claim, what is the spy, the other is the gate. dr. helper is by no means a spy. the notion is to have overtones of watergate or j edgar hoover, there is no embedding of an fbi employee in the campaign. there is the use of a confidential informant, completely routine from bank robbery to any crime when, i remind you, the fbi had received information, credible information that russia was planning to do a campaign to try to influence our election. >> are we talking semantics here? people want to quibble over somebody you don't know is contacting people, getting information for them and feeding them back to a federal agency, some people call that spying. >> semantics really matter. what spying implies is in watergate and this is why they are using it, the notion of one party actually putting an agent -- >> does it matter of that person is embedded or on the fringes of the campaign and have contact? >> i have done a lot of cases of government misconduct and every time they had behind confi

you mentioned, brooke, paul manafort, michael flynn, rick gates, who have the potential to spill whatever it is they potentially have to robert mueller or federal investigators in general, michael cohen even, federal investigators in general, if they get to lower their sentence if they give information. the message here seems to be i'm not -- it's easy for me, i'm not unwilling to use the power of my pardon. so take whatever you get in terms of a sentence, just keep your mouth shut because you'll be fine because i'm the president. >> and also what's the message, walter, he's sending to the d.o.j.? you mentioned a second ago he's not even going through the department of justice and i had a guest last hour say flat out he's undermining them. >> he is. the department of justice has every specific standards for what pardon recommends. he's outside of those. there's a common theme here in at least some of the pardons he talking about, today the idea of martha stewart and rod blagojevich and joe arpaio are ones where it's undermining the system. these are corruptors. you've got rod blagojevich soliciting bribes, martha stewart enga

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robert mueller has obtained another guilty plea. this one from former trump deputy campaign chairman rick gates. >> i'm going to have to interrupt you with breaking news from the justice department. attorney general jeff sessions has just fired andrew mccabe. >> a dutch lawyer became the first person to be sentenced in connection with special counsel robert mueller's probe. alexander got a 30-day sentence and a $20,000 fine. >> the fbi today raided the office of the lawyer to the president of the united states. >> all of this sparked by evidence gathered by special counsel bob mueller. >> there's no reason for the investigation. there never was a good reason for this in the first place. >> what an incredible year. it's hard to make the argument that there is nothing there as sometimes we hear coming out of the white house when you see so many of the president's close associates either charged or pled guilty. >> and every legal counsel has said this thing is about to get wrapped up at any moment. this is a witch hunt and no signs of it slowing down. more and more is p haing as the days progress. >>> so the former son-in-law of indict

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. >> special counsel robert mueller obtained another guilty plea from rick gates. >> breaking news fromff sessions just fired andrew mccabe. >> today, a dutch lawyer became the first person to be sentenced in connection with special counsel robert mueller's probe. a 30 day sentence and $20,000 fine. >> the fbi raided the office of the lawyer to the president of the united states. >> all of this sparked by evidence gathered, yes, by special counsel robert mueller. >> there's no need for the investigation. this was engineered by comey. >> that's where we end year one of the mueller investigation. joining us flou los angeles, acclaim ld film director, rob reiner who got up early for us this morning. thanks so much. good to see you. we'll talk about your film in a moment. you are on the committee to investigate russia, representing hollywood on that committee. your thoughts after the end of one year and where we are as we watch rudy giuliani and others say not only the investigation is illegitimate, but when the findings are presented, he will, in fact, the white house will, in fact, tear i

then robert kennedy comes out and says i've had a bunch of meetings. and it seems there weren't just bill gatese were other people around the president who said to him no, don't do that and the inertia in the white house where a lot of things don't get done i think it's a good thing that thing didn't get done. >> this is the thing, though, that he doesn't -- i want to distinguish between two things, being not a smart person, which i don't think is true of him, and not caring about details of anything. and just the latter is so evident this all of the accounts of him. it's very evident here. and very evident from bill gates, which whatever you think about bill gates, he does care about the details. >> that's right. first of all, he's arrogant. donald trump, as insecure as he is, it drives this arrogance that he has as well. so you're right, he doesn't care about the details and on top of it you add to the fact that he thinks he knows more than people like bill gates. he is the first president in 50 years that has not nominated a science adviser. in 50 years in the united states. multiple republi

whoyou have richard gates was an associate of paul manafort who was slapped with two dozen charges but then robert mueller reduced to just aligning and throughout the other 22 counts. guest: that's because they weren't cooperating. mueller,y won't robert who has three people who have admitted lying to feds, michael papadopoulos, and richard gates -- he won't before with sentencing. he wants to pressure them to give out up more and more information for his own russia collusion investigation, which after year has brought forth nothing. this kind of for investigation is a short amount of time. guest: and no collusion. guest: that is not the key point. there is collusion and obstruction of justice that are still going forward. doesn't it bother you that we have a president that has fired so many officials. guest: they were indicted for lying. is there any white house spin you do not buy? guest: that is not a spin. how high up could he be with russian intel officials to orchestrate this whole behind the scenes? guest: let's let robert mueller complete his investigation. host: i agree -- guest: i agree.