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there is a special election for a state senate seat of a-- whic would not allow african-americans toote or be citizens. number one is the one that is hardest to reach, write-in. i could see 2% write-in, i think the 12 words that richard shelby may derive that 2 up to 4 or a5 and tip the election for doug jones. he said i couldn't vote for roy moore, i didn't vote to roy moore. that's the most popular and successful politician in alabama. he went on national television to say that. he didn't have to. he wanted to. think doug's got more than a fighting chance. >> did you see the vice news focus group where he talked to alabama republicans voting for roy moore? it was really remarkable the way that some of them, not all of them, but some of them twisted themselves into pretzels to just voting for roy moore saying 40 years ago any daddy would be happy if their 14-year-old were hit on by the district attorney. it's pretty shocking stuff. >> i'm torn about this because i like hearing what people actually think. when you tie yourself into that knot, that's a better way to understand that vo

friends and allies about being cleared in the investigation, even potentially cleared in right gwriting, whic be extremely unusual. >> robert mueller may have other completely different ideas. >>> let's get more from david axelrod, and cnn political analyst david gergen, adviser to four presidents. the fact trump thinks melania mueller's going to write some kind of letter exxon rating him, a piece of paper he'll be able to hold up as some sort of trophy, is that how these things work? >> not ordinarily, but we're talking about a president here. if, in fact, mueller does exonerate him, i think the president would be entitle today ask for a letter, something that would clear his name. it's premature to go too far down this path. we may hear a very different story after the white house lawyers get to see mr. mueller later this week. >> maybe legally premature and is it politically problematic? does it make sense to you that people around the president, his legal team, might be setting these expectations that he'll be cleared of all wrong doing, especially given that when he gets disappointed, we

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