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president trump is exploring his hardening powers, summa president trump's lawyers are undercutthe limitso robert s mueller the birds russia investigation, bringing a case against what they allege conflicts ofct -- interest and discussing the president's authority to grant pardons, according to people familiar with the effort. as trump has asked his advisers to pardon aids, family members, even himself in connection with a pro, according to one of those people. a second person said that trump lawyers have been discussing the president's hardening powers -- pardoning powers amongst themselves. you about attorney general jeff sessions. should he stay in his post after the president criticized him? the new york times article. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 brooklyn, democratic line. good morning. i amr: how are you? host: good. you think the attorney general should remain where he is or step down? caller: i really do not like sessions, however at this point i think the president is now trying to get rid of him so that he can get to muelle

[laughing] >> and i looked at him and i said, it might have helped, but it also think graduating summa cum laude phi beta kappa at princeton with its highest academic honor had a little bit to do with it, too. [applause] and we spent a few minutes talking about that, about the positives and negatives of affirmative action. and i left and i went at a talked to some of my friends. and after talking to them i filed a complaint. why? i'm not a bomb thrower, never was, never have been. i like to talk about being the person that would use the protest outside to my advantage to negotiate with the schools i was a part of, and my negotiations were usually more successful because of the kids who were willing to protest, okay? but i realized he had done that to me, and that others probably had done it to a lot of people of color in interviews, and that wasn't the place to have that conversation. it is a very critical societal issue, but an interview is not the place that you talk about that. and you certainly don't talk about it if you look at someone's resume and you don't think they are qualifi