is robert love and don't see one of these players we sat down with brian star striker to see what he thinks. if you think that you are one things the best when they work sort of the job you have two things. all the time and what about salomon kalou. he's beloved in the ivory coast but he's also found a home in the bundesliga i have such a good feeling. a lot of things that might go three. days kick off life is all about the special players and we'll start off with our very young. special player. then yes on fire. now i'm not i'm not i'm not i'm not. then you'll just pay you see this. this is one guy metropolitano stadium in madrid where athletico demented played barcelona women's and they set a new world record for attendance at a club football match for females ok let's say the men's game but that's also a little bit deceiving because even though they can fill stadiums and the game has been growing the women are still getting the short end of the stick in a lot of different ways and listen to this champions league ninety nine point eight percent of the money goes to the men and zero

which is why we've lost robert love and one of the best scores in the world. everything. and tell us he isn't just important when taking penalty points checking in with meetings current santoli so listed the world cup last summer. truth seeker's again this is. the baseball player i want to know all about the french start shooting penalties much more than. life. he's by and should be on them on torrents i'm told they so coco for sure an aggressive boast about the field of who's ready to take on the world last year. he picked up a bit of. but usually it was all the more the local shop you know. even a twenty four coco has been around the block a few tourists who prefer truth seekers again to see it through local people feel if i have to have a key it was to support the people in the face as a kid dreamed of playing football. but where did he learn the tricks of the trade we talked with those who helped him along the way. he hangs with can market it yet seoul is received well. so how did the boy from a small town in southeastern france end up on the world stage travel to his

she white house correspondent john roberts love for us outside the white house now. >> good afternoon too. she will indeed have a chance to question the new dhs nominee, whenever that person is named. we don't know if it's going to be the person he was the acting or if the president will choose somebody else. or when that might happen. kirstjen nielsen will be staying on the job, as he pointed out, until wednesday. that will ensure an orderly transition to the new acting dhs secretary. kevin mcaleenan. i have known kirstjen nielsen for a few years now. she and i had a lot of conversations, background briefing sessions, she always insisted she was doing whatever she could within the confines of the law to try to secure the border. here's what she said as she was leaving for work this morning. >> i showed the president's goal of securing the border. i will continue to support all efforts to address the humanitarian and security crisis on the border. other than that, i'm on my way to keep doing what i can for the next few days. >> democrats had a lot of unkind things to say about kirstje

robert: i love it. david: tell me what the appeal is. have a big brain and you're trying to outsmart a small brain, so why is that so complicated? [laughter] robert: because those little brains are actually focused on outsmarting you because you are in their territory. but the beauty of it, honestly, david, is nature. you are standing in it. all things that live in this world today depend on water to live. i think about water as the literal lifeblood of this planet. and you are standing in this water with your feet on the soil and the water is rushing around you, and at some point in time if you open yourself to it, you realize all things become one, and you stand there and you start to realize you are part of this greater consciousness of existence. and the flyfishing is a way to stand in the water without looking ridiculous. david: your parents are still alive? robert: my mother still is. david: and she must be extremely proud of what you have achieved. does she call you all the time and tell you how great you are? robert: she usually c

and even though our hearts are heavy tonight, we know robert's fun-loving ways will live on through hisne and catherine. thank you, robert, for being part of our lives. that does it for me. thank you for being here. i'm ana cabrera. have a good night. >>> my actions started a cycle of violence. >> he took the love and what my life could have been like. i want him to look me in the face and tell me why he killed my mother. >> there's no way that you could actually prepare for something like this. >> this is the last piece of that puzzle from a lifetime of what if. >> i spent half my life working with the criminal justice system, and i've seen lives

. >> the reap we'r reason we're tg about her, robert wolf loves doing aoc. -- i'm kidding.er extreme base in 2009, they moved to center, democratic party is now doing the same. >> ripe reason people talk about aocbecause democrats keep supporting her, they had -- people who signed on her crazy green raw deal, democrats follow her lead, that is why she is important, democrat will have to continue to deal with her, and explain why they support her and liberal party of their wing of their party. >> i have to take a offense. senator voted present. do you believe that there is climate change, mark? you are a deny ar. de-- denear. >> the climate is changes we need a realization. >> you think we should be part of the paris accord or us and one of the i think one other country is not part of it. >> i agree with president trump pulling us out, it was a horrible deal that china continued to pa bullet unchecked. >> -- pollute. david: robert you are in favor of the green new deal. >> of a green deal, but not things that include healthcare and guarantees labor, it is a kitchen sink, i w

she's not, and to be clear to all of our viewers the reason we discuss aoc so much is because robert wolf loves david look this statement shows an ignorance of what billionaires are doing. look at what george lucas did he stole star wars for $4.05 billion and gave it all to education. look at what michael bloomberg has done, given billions, george soros, i was there, he gave $55 million, if the crowd would match it. the crowd matched it that night it worked withinner city kids in new york city and the list goes on and on and on. we have fortunately in this country and this world right now , we have some of the most ph ilanthropic billionaires doing wonderful things and this tweet is ill-informed and ignorant. >> well i would agree that many many billionaires are doing great things and those who have been incredibly successful is something that our country has to change whether you're on the left or right. there's no question that most of the people who are part of what we would call the giving pledge are giving their money away and that's a good thing, and i agree , you know, i mean you can tal

that's what donald trump's very fine people love about robert e. lee.e of them say they have no problem with killing americans. one of them did kill an american in charlottesville. heather heyer. one of the leaders of the racist anti-semitic mob that trump says includes very fine people told vice news "we'll wa effing kill these people if we have to," and after he said that, heather heyer was killed. one of them did exactly what that man said they would do. donald trump said today exactly, exactly what he would have said if he were the president of the confederate states of america instead of the united states of america. and after this break, we'll be joined by ron klain and aisha moody mills to consider how donald trump's offensive behavior and comments as president will now be catching up to him in the presidential campaign. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ so chantix can help you quit

would you be my lovely assistant and pass me that? robert: all right, here we go.ust have a plain cream here that is regular whipped cream, sugar, and coconut. toasted coconut inside, pureed with a little bit of coconut flavor. in the islands, we use haupia, which is kind of like a coconut jell-o. i don't think i'm doing it justice by calling it that, however it is awesome. robert: is that traditional or is that something that you've kinda come up with. jennifer: oh no, no, haupia is a traditional luau kind of dessert, yes. this is kind of different, the way i'm doing this. robert: yeah, i thought it might be like a little touch you're adding. jennifer: but you need--i think you need a little bit of this cream just to make sure that you have a moist element to this tart, right? because the potato tends to be very starchy, and then you have this element to it and it makes magic in your mouth. robert: very nice. jennifer: so you just finish, and then you wanna garnish it with a little bit of toasted coconut, right? robert: that always kind of gives it that aesthetic

artists love robert frank and his work. the duality between the social intelligence and formal intelligence makes him such an important photographer for this class. i want to mention that he experiences his own dark side of america on his road trip. he was in arkansas, the account goes in 1965, he had his camera out and was taking photographs in arkansas. he was of swiss origin. his english was heavily accented. police saw a man who is foreign taken photographs in their town and they detained him. they put him in jail for a little bit and question him. to be a photographer, a foreigner taking photographs in an american city in the 1950's, you could be suspected as a communist. taking in to survey cities and trying to gain information, or plot some kind of infiltration. robert was detained by arkansas police for being a foreign-born photographer. something that is -- that fueled part of his project. if you were in the roundtable we had on tuesday, this photograph was mentioned. i want to look at it some more. this is the cov

robert? people seemingly love him. >> trish, i told you, if bernie sanders is the nominee, i will wear a magaabsolutely no way bernie sanders is going to be the democratic nominee for president. we see that they are in this middle ground, this centrist policy route in the democratic party based on the attacks on joe biden. they wouldn't be attacking joe biden for saying somebody is pretty or patting somebody on the back if they didn't fear him and want to keep him out of the race. i think once the campaign really gets started, we get centrist democrats excited, start talking about economic policies, talking about kitchen table issues, then the poll numbers will tick up. trish: all they want to talk about is aoc and the green deal. >> that's what you like to talk about. trish: $1,000 to every family in america. buy the votes. dan, look, you can float that, right, i get it, offer everything, freebies for all, but the reality is that never works. we have seen it over and over again throughout history. it never works. but what does work is meaningful economic reform, less regulation, lower taxes,

robert: oh, well thank you. i love getting freebies. give us an idea here in terms, i mean, let's face it, food is always a big thing. mitchell: yeah, food is always a big thing, especially with our generation being the younger generation in the area. so, we'll have over 15 different foods from gyoza, tempura. june touched on the imagawayaki part. so, tons of food for all-- for all aspects to hit everyone's taste buds i guess you could say. and we have tons of vendors this year, so craft vendors will be lining jackson street. this year, we have over 65 vendors, all different kinds of crafts, custom shirts to pottery to note cards to hand-drawn illustrations. so, that'll be fun and a great day. robert: and how about the entertainment? mitchell: yeah, so entertainment, we'll have two stages. we have indoor stage, outdoor stage this year. so, the indoor stage, we'll have san jose judo doing some present-- doing some presentations and things like that. yeah, outside we have the chidori band performing, a cys dance group performing, wesley j

robert. >> you can see you genuinely love one another.ith this amazing group? >> it's the family you choose. the fates brought us together. i can look at each of my costars and recall many times that we've sought each other out when there was no call sheet. >> we keep using the words surreal, dream-like. it's been a very blessed affair. >> most of you have kids. has this upped the cool factor? >> i was just telling the guys, one of my kids thinks that i'm cool. >> just one? >> just one. he gets fed the most, he looked after, he gets my love. the other ones like wonder woman so they sleep outside. >> reporter: whatever heartbreak we may have after this next film, at least for these avengers, they will always be superheroes at heart. >> the majority of us have come back probably every year and a half, two years, to this same dynamic or a similar dynamic in this huge, now enormous extended family. and it's been this kind of landmark in our lives for the past decade. i think it's just a lot to wrap our heads around. >> when we all go do separ

you can love or hate robert mueller and his team, but if you want the public to trust your take on them, you can't love them one day and hate them the next, depending on what you think they're saying about you. our pamela brown joins us now with her new reporting on the clash over robert mueller's report and william barr's summary of it. what have you learned, pamela? >> we learned a few things here, that there is this clash between some of robert mueller's investigators and the attorney bill barr. more specifically, about the letter that the attorney general gave to congress with those key findings of the mueller investigation. we have learned that some of the investigators in mueller's team speaking to outside associates don't feel like he adequately described the obstruction probe in particular in some of their findings that included derogatory information. as you'll recall in that letter to congress, the attorney general obliquely said that mueller's team found evidence on both sides of the issue, and did say that mueller did not exonerate him, but that ultimately, the attorney gene

person who does the best robert de niro impression. you love mine, right?stephen: "i'm bobby d. i run this town." okay. >> you're very good. >> stephen: do you know who does a really good one? >> alec baldwin. alec did a thing on the reunion of "god father one and two" that i saw that was so funny. he was making fun of all of us, me, francis, pakeno, jimmy caan. he was great, had me in stitches. >> stephen: what's the best impression you do? >> i don't do impressions. >> stephen: you can-- did you do a robert de niro? >> well, what-- yeah. >> stephen: give me your best de niro. >> oh, come on, i don't-- gr i hear it's good. i hear it's really good. ( cheers ) best role or dream role you still haven't done? >> i should have an answer for that. but i don't. >> stephen: okay. you failed. >> i failed. >> stephen: okay. hardest line you've ever been given to deliver. >> i can't, of that, either. but there are some-- you know, just-- when you get a script that is written well, even if it's not your own rhythm and it's alien to you, you know it's written well, it'

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they would have loved it if robert mueller would have done it.he political -- let me put it this way -- caution, the yellow flag is up. it's not a white flag. it's a yellow flal. >> there was a lot of caution even in the mueller report. i personally am probably going to cause a lot of people to be upset. i think he was too cautious. i think he should have subpoenaed the president. the argument that it would have taken too much time is not true. i mean, i can tell you how fast we got from a subpoena for the tapes for the trial to a supreme court unanimous decision was less than four months and it took less than a few weeks to go from the turning in of the road map to the court's approving the road map going to congress. so i think that there is something amiss here. his behavior is certainly admirable compared to barr's. barr was despicable. he lied just hours before we were going to see the facts, the truth. he said things an hour later that you read, that's the opposite of what mueller said. he's saying something completely different than what w

robert: netflix, well -- listen. they love movies and are doing a lot. we did "the irishman." of trouble getting started. a lot of people wanted to put money in it at the end of the day, they can't. doing a movie in general is like that. getting the money -- and i came in and it was a very ambitious project. we have been working on it for years and they just let us do it. that is very important. the format, how it is presented, they know we have to present it a certain way. they have their way later on, but we have worked that out. we were fortunate to have netflix come into it. jane: for creators, for producers, for directors, for actors, there is more work and that is exciting. the other thing that is exciting is you can tell your story. it is no longer being told to you you can only do it within 90 minutes. you have to have commercial breaks. you are free to tell your story, and whatever the weight of the story is is going to be how you will be able to put it out there into the world, so i think it is really exciting. carol: "bloomberg businessweek" is available on newsstan

toi loved hearing you refer robert penn warren. i got to interview him in 1977 as an undergraduate. you mentioned offer kazen and aaron copland. why don't you mention richard hofstadter, who was a follower of joseph stalin. he is very influential and lincoln studies because of that dreadful chapter e-book -- he wrote on lincoln. in 1946 10w foreigners novels had gone out of print because the stalinist literary community had disapproved of it. where is stalin in the 1930's and 40's? >> i'm not sure where to put him, i guess. >> he is there, definitely. stalin did not want philip randolph marching on washington in 1931. he is there. >> ok. i will think about that. thank you. did am curious, when perform,roups start to when did they start to grow, and when did lincoln's name begin to the use in many different laces? >> my impression is you can find clubs with his name, schools and towns. that is all happening immediately after the assassination. is monuments and statues are later. maybe the 1880's and 1890's. the lincoln memorial is 1922. , i guess ikind of should say my remarks are no

robert: thank you for being here. give us an idea first of sort of an overview. i know you've been doing this for a while. i lovehe name, by the way, of the festival. melanie: i know, right? goes along with the show. robert: exactly. but give us an overview of what-- where it's been and where it's going. melanie: of course. so, our cultural center, the asian pacific islander cultural center, started in about 1998. and along with that, we started to produce this united states of asian america festival. our organization kind of was comprised of five leading asian american arts groups in san francisco, so we bound together to put on this festival every year. and it's a multidisciplinary arts festival, it has anything between visual art, dance performances, theatrical performances. even now, we have culinary events as well. so, it spans pretty much any discipline. and so, over the years, it was a curated festival, but then in the last i'd say about like five or so years, it's been an open call festival. so, we take proposals from artists who want to put on these events that we will include it into the festival from

there's a lovely note by robert es.es -- berg is standingg team by. let's take it to you first.a resta little bit at the moment. how's it looking? >> good morning. market are the money not doing a whole lot. you were talking about yields and the demand. no great for -- demand for indian bonds. tradea lackluster day of area did the election season gets underway tomorrow. the largest election in the world for democracy gets underway. fairly muted reaction. you can see higher the any movements for any of the other asset classes. even bonds have been quiet. is active.ace some movement out there. news reports about how one of my largest india automator's have their operations joining hands together. that has gotten that space a bit excited. in terms of news a day before the elections, very quiet. back to you. nejra: thank you. risk we about the event have going on today, you have an ecb meeting, fed minutes, u.s. inflation, and an eu summit going on around brexit. manus referred to the comment on likeloomberg, it looks equity markets are better than equities, perhaps more poised to s

they would have loved it if robert mueller would have done it. the political -- let me put it this way -- caution, the yellow flag is up. it's not a white flag. it's a yellow flag. >> there was a lot of caution even in the mueller report. i personally am probably going to cause a lot of people to be upset. i think he was too cautious. i think he should have subpoenaed the president. the argument that it would have taken too much time is not true. i mean, i can tell you how fast we got from a subpoena for the tapes for the trial to a supreme court unanimous decision was less than four months and it took less than a few weeks to go from the turning in of the road map to the court's approving the road map going to congress. so i think that there is something amiss here. his behavior is certainly admirable compared to barr's. barr was despicable. he lied just hours before we were going to see the facts, the truth. he said things an hour later that you read, that's the opposite of what mueller said. he's saying something completely different than what

love. >> dana: breaking news on robert kraft.secutors planning to release video of the new england patriots owner and others charged in a prostitution case despite challenges from kraft's attorney. trace gallagher has more. >> reporter: we got the court documents here. unless for some reason robert kraft's lawyers can very quickly convince a judge to stop this, i think you're right. looks like prosecutors will release video of kraft receiving sexual services in that south florida massage parlor. we're not just talking about bob kraft. prosecutors say they will release videos of other men who have been charged in the sex trafficking ring. bob kraft's lawyers called the video in essence pornography and saying it violates his rights. the judge in that case has yet to rule and it's unclear if this might speed that process up. the 77-year-old billionaire was busted earlier this year after police installed the secret cameras. here's the deal. state of florida is basically arguing that under the public records act, the sunshine law, it

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she has this deep abiding love for black people and black culture. ♪ >> reporter: don roberts coordinates music for an atlanta-area music district. he coordinated the drum line to perform in the show. he was formerly the music consultant for the film "drum line." >> my company had a lot of credibility. they got off the plane and landed in california. i said okay, guys, gather round, let me tell you who you're going to play for. and it's like, we're going to be performing for beyonce, and it's like, ah! >> reporter: his company is made up of other musicians. >> they had done their homework, all the research that goes into it, and we just jumped in. if they were, you could say a steak, we were the flavor. we were the hot sauce and brought that authenticity to what she already had. >> reporter: the dynamic stepping to intricate formations of the marching band. the routine sought to expose america to hbcu. there are 107 across the country, including north carolina a&t. clark atlanta. and florida a&m. advanced screenings were held at four black schools, texas southern in her home state, more m

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wish to introduce my remarks against the backdrop of the poignant words of robert frost and i quote him. the woods are lovely, dark and deep, but i have promises to keep. and miles to go before i sleep. and miles to go before i sleep. we have often uttered friends soothing, braggadocious words about san francisco and we've sung about, i left my heart in san francisco. but brother decosta you spoke and if you look around, you would see, the naacp very much has your back. we can brag all we want to about san francisco being liberal and progressive, and we can be bewitched by those words, but i wanted to give you a reality check. san francisco still has miles to go and promises to keep before we can say that we are complete and we are really a first-class world city. for any time as mr. decosta mentioned, a woman who happen to be african-american has not received due process and from all indication of the facts presented thus far at this point, we have an obligation to do a full investigation of the matter and finally, i say, we have miles go, promises to keep to make sure every black child in this district has

i said to robert, "i will go get another drink." he goes, "no, loveords he said to me. the inquiry is expected to last at least three months. the sheriff can, if he wishes, make recommendations to try to prevent similar accidents in the future. james shaw, bbc news, glasgow. in three days' time, voters across india will head to the polls in the biggest democratic election on earth. five years ago, narendra modi's bjp swept to a landslide victory and it's hoping to win another term with a manifesto which it said would address the needs of all sections of indian society. but the opposition congress party, led by rahul gandhi, is hoping to upset the polls with an appeal to the country's poorest. my colleague, matthew amroliwala, is in the capital, delhi. thank you. we are here and welcome to delhi at the 17th century red fort a stunning backdrop as we look at these elections. it is just a few miles from india's parliament. just three days until voting starts in this giant election. can narendra modi return to power. we are here with special coverage as w

conservatives love and hate him. he picked robert mueller to be special counsel here.apparently considered wearing a wire on the president. he was so concerned by the president's behavior. he was the person who stood by barr when barr exonerated the president for obstruction of justice at least in their opinion. a lot of people will be interested in talking to him >> quoting trump legal theory. >> he's a complicated character. thank you, jeffrey, very much >> what's next? >> something fascinating will be coming up on "new day." >> i think something coming up next. did the united states pay millions to north korea for otto wa warmbier's return? president trump responded. we humans are strange creatures. other species avoid pain and struggle. we actually... seek it out. other species do difficult things because they have to. we do difficult things. because we like to. we think it's... fun. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger built for the strangest of all creatures. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be t

love it and they want to be friends." and i went, "wait, they're not your friends." >> reporter: one of those fans robert bardo, a mentally ill young man from arizona. bardo grew obsessed, showing up at her studio, then becoming enraged when he saw schaeffer acting in a love scene. it was the stalking case that turned deadly and sparked new laws in the u.s. >> all those rageful feelings. "how dare she?" that gets converted into a plan of cold-blooded revenge. >> reporter: one day, 21-year-old schaeffer was expecting a knock on the door. the script for "godfather part iii." instead it robert bardo waiting at her door. >> he hired a private investigator in california to go to the dmv and find out where she lived. >> reporter: the young actress tried sending bardo away but he came back and shot her dead. >> and they would just hand him her address? i was ballistic with rage. >> reporter: bardo was sentenced to life in prison and now in a new interview, saying to and he feels the guilt. >> i realize what i've done and i feel a lot of tremendous guilt. >> reporter: schaeffer's family doesn't care what he has to say now but the

he put together a staff of hillary loving, trump hating people who luckily -- >> robert mueller very well regarded. >> maybe he wasn't paying attention. >> when he was e appointed, president trump supporters like newt gingrich and yourself phrased him. >> you got it. >> -- ultimately cleared president trump. >> and that takes every cheap shot imaginable because he couldn't prove it -- >> you call it cheap shots. other people call it evidence. >> why don't we hear how often cohen perjured himself under oath as a way of evaluating the truthfulness of what cohen is saying today. >> i have to cut you off because we're out of time. >> you think that's a fair document, using a standard of proof that you have to absolutely prove your innocence, then we're living in a different country other than america. if bob -- maybe bob didn't read that carefully. but that affects the entire document. when people have to prove their innocence, we're in a different country. by the way, the president is innocent. he is definitely innocent of both. why aren't people now equally interested in -- how about a

robert wolf. then we also got mayor pete. >> love mayor pete. buttigieg, he's on the cover right now of "new york" magazine so he's hitting that zeitgeist moment. he put out a tweet. mueller report's disturbing if not completely surprising collection of evidence that shows a president putting his own interests ahead of the country's. today again demonstrates why we need to change the channel in 2020. so to the 2020 election. how does this really change or affect it, if at all? >> i think you have to, you know, bifurcate democrats right here. you have the congress which absolutely is going to take this further. it was clear today whether it's nadler or schiff that there is going to be subpoenas and more testimony and whether or not you like it, democrats or republicans, we are going to be hearing about obstruction for a long time. on the presidential side, as you know, we have spoken, i have met with many of them including mayor pete and cory and swalwell and a bunch of them. it's clear to me equally that on the campaign, iowa, new hampshire, sou

would love to be guided but here is a firsthand report. robert bork i did not want to , fire the independent counsel, special prosecutor as he was called. but we sat -- many of you have been on the fifth floor, the attorney general, you had meetings there. behind the conference room is a rather small, surprisingly small office and there the three of them discussed it and bork wrote, i don't want to say relented, that would be overstated but accepted the fact , that it was the right thing to do in light of the president's power and use of power as he saw it, to fire the independent counsel. as he would be called in the fullness of time. needless to say, the country was inflamed and that was the beginning of the end as it turned out. not so much nationally but in washington. sometimes the nation actually follows washington and that was one of those instances where people of both parties were pretty upset about the firing. even though there was a rich tradition of firing the independent counsel or special prosecutor, ulysses s grant did it. what was

except when real information comes out and there are real descriptions over what robert mueller found some of which not be a love letter. they will be incriminating or at least embarrassing, people can change their minds with new evidence. >> absolutely. think about this. william barr, it took him 19 pages to evaluate and assess and offer his thoughts on obstruction of justice before he even saw the evidence in front of the 22-month investigation. a 19-page letter was distilled down to a page, a little under a page of what he now surmised of the actual mueller probe. the notion there would not be a disconnect between what was ultimately found and conveyed is a farce. particularly because anybody who is literate would have been able to read even limited words from mueller contained in the bar summary showed the president's narrative is a false one. there was not a total exoneration, particularly with respect to obstruction of justice. you have to have and to your point, alisyn, there is information out there that actually posed some sort of conundrum for mueller and his team. there was evidence he had to weigh on

quoting a senior democrat earlier when i said that i was told tonight doj loves a team photo, a family photo. and during normal times robert mueller would be standing behind the attorney general as part of that camera shot. do you concur? >> completely. easter dinner won't be the same this year. and it really does seem, i mean after 22 months of perfect discipline you now have murmurs and rumblings from the mueller team suggesting trump has not been accurate. it's another reason, though, trump has to stand up and try to pre-but those charges. yeah, but since basically march 5th, not even the 24th when he had the meeting with rosenstein and barr and said what he was doing, there has apparently been at best a kind of respectful separation between the two and real tension of the works on both sides of the mueller camp, the a. g. camp. >> this is coming out on holy thursday, on the eve of the start of passover going into a holiday weekend. barr has had this by tomorrow, 27 days. could you make an argument that his influence starts to end if not just wane starting tomorrow, that like a stock he starts losing his value and his r