i guess my first question for yo robert is, why exactly are you doing this interview?a monster. i'm here to remove all of that. my lawyer was telling me no. but my ego. my ego was telling me yes. >> robert. >> please call me ctim. >> no. tell me some of the things that people are saying about you? >> that i have a harem of young and i started a -- what's the word? it starts with a q. >> you mean cult? >> yeah, that's it. >> right, andhy do you thi people are saying that about you?

yo! -- [inaudible] >> robert. [inaudible] >> y'all trying to kill me! you're killing me man!about music. i'm trying to have a relationship with my kids and i can't even do it! >> i do not want to convict the guy but again, overwhelming amount of evidence against him. a lot of testimony and he is facing hard time. this looks like to me, a man knows it is all crashing down. and it's over for him, this fantasy world that he created, when he was living in a bubble and could do whatever he wanted to do with whoever he wanted to do it with. it's over. and he feels like he is the victim and he is lashing out and it looked like kind of a juvenile display to me. i will give you the last word. >> i think that that was an award-winning interview.i think that r. kelly, if he is lying, gets the author for best performance under pressure. gayle king gets the enemy for keeping her composure. >> jussie smollett is running for that too! >> both bizarre and unbelievable, the most unbelievable tale ever woven. r. kelly had again come a situation where r. kelly beat many of the charges already i

yo! -- [inaudible] >> robert. [inaudible] >> y'all trying to kill me! you're killing me man!bout music. i'm trying to have a relationship with my kids and i can't even do it! >> i do not want to convict the guy but again, overwhelming amount of evidence against him. a lot of testimony and he is facing hard time. this looks like to me, a man knows it is all crashing down. and it's over for him, this fantasy world that he created, when he was living in a bubble and could do whatever he wanted to do with whoever he wanted to do it with. it's over. and he feels like he is the victim and he is lashing out and it looked like kind of a juvenile display to me. i will give you the last word. >> i think that that was an award-winning interview.i think that r. kelly, if he is lying, gets the author for best performance under pressure. gayle king gets the enemy for keeping her composure. >> jussie smollett is running for that too! >> both bizarre and unbelievable, the most unbelievable tale ever woven. r. kelly had again come a situation where r. kelly beat many of the charges already in

los demÓcratas y darÍan a robert a declarar en la cÁmara de representantes. >> yo creo que nada saldrÁs.y el entonces director del fbi james comey. y tambiÉn investigando una posible obstrucciÓn de justicia por parte del presidente.ha terminado condenando a varios de los allegados como su ex abogado personal michael cohen, y su ex asesor de campaÑa. fuente del departamento de justicia revelÓ que el informe no contiene nuevos encabezamientos. hay reacciones, mitch mconell lÍder de la mayoría en el senado indicÓ que hay muchos republicanos que creÍan que rusia representaba una amenaza los intereses los intereses. de estados unidos. espero que el informe del asesor especial ayude a mejorar otros esfuerzos para proteger nuestra democracia. y tambiÉn, por supuesto, los demÓcratas indicaron de que este reporte debe ser dado a conocer en su integridad. y que la casa blanca no debe escoger quÉ partes puede o no dar a conocer. por supuesto sabemos que el presidente se entero del rep orte cuando estaba hablando con la canciller alemana. jorge: la informaciÓn en este sentido apenas comienza.estad

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robert mueller himself. this fight clearly f from over. back to yo >> sir, thank you so very much foreing here with us tonight. >> good to be back. >> good to have you here. now that we had a few hours to digest the summary from a.g a.g. barr, do you think the summary is eugh to put this to bed or do the american people need to see t full mueller report. is there something that the american people would get from the fullort that they aren't already getting or seeing from this summary? >> well, of course, i have not seen the report but i will tell ou that a four page summary of a 22 month investigation that was written in the space of two days can't possibly be enough to be transparent and rovide people with the comfort that they understand all. t for that reason alone, aside from any questiot the summary raises, the entire mueller report needs to be revealed as soon as possible. >> you say this raises a lot of questions, thisn summary particular raises a lot of questions. can you kind of highlight ahi couple ofs that go off in your mind? what sticks

yos as they are waiting. today there was a rare sighting of robert mueller today headed to work at his office. you see him there in the baseball cap. and all eyes are on the special counsel as he wraps up his work. mueller was appointed 673 days ago by then acting attorney general rod rosenstein. and despite the president publicly attacking the investigation more than 1,100 times according to "the new york times," mueller has gotten results. so this -- these are just the facts, okay? 199 skcriminal counts so far. 37 people and companies charged. 29 of them thus far, russia. seven people are pleaded guilty. five have been sentenced to prison including the former campaign chairman for presidential candidate of the united states -- paul manafort. but even when this report is formally over, which really at this point could come any moment the president's national security advisor michael flynn still hasn't been sentenced. the former trump campaign official, the deputy chairman, rick gates, who was one of the first to be indicted by mueller has still not been sentenced. and obviously that could mea

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> ella dice que una desafortunada experiencia yo estaba andandocon igas ni en hombre muy alto vine me dijo " r kelly quiere conocerte". >> era 1995 y robert pensaste con el nÚmero en tus manos? >> no hay vaya marco sabÍa que era un adulto. mis amigas me dijeron "esta es tu oportunidad" entonces lo llamÉ . >> r kelly les invitÓ a cenar. >> cuando llegamos puso su mano aquÍ y me sentí como " esto no es normal" pero me preguntÓ mi edad y le dije. >> cuÁntas aÑos tenÍa? >> 17. le quite la mano. >> recuerda que el prÓximo encuentro fue en unestudio de grabaciÓn. >> quÉ te dijo cuando escucho tu voz? >> que me querÍa ayudar. no sabÍa cÓmo sentirme porque yo vine de una familia que las cosas no estaban muy bien en la casa. >> ella continuÓ la relación conr kelly aunque en sÓlo semanas noto cambios. >> me dijo que no querÍa que hablara con sus amigos, ahÍ empezÓ el control. >> el te dio una oportunidadde hacer algo por tu carrera? >> no. yo iba a su casa de chicago pero me dejaba por dÍas sin nada, sin comida y yo como una prostituta. >> tÚ sentiste que se trataba de esa manera? >> sÍ. >> cuando tenÍas 17 aÑos hubo un contacto sexual? >> sÍ. yo n

yo district of new york. >> i think i know the answer to this but i want to make sure i'm clear on it, robert.imed that he knew of nike employees who funneled money into college basketball recruits. we've seen this case before elsewhere. yesterday the sdny prosecutor said if -- we're now investigating that, right? they're looking at that. if it turns out that that's true, does that have any impact at all on what happens to avenatti? if he can go to court and say i was actually right about this. >> this is going to be what his defense is. i'm a zealous advocate, advocating on behalf of my client. and the law is clear, just the filing of lawsuits is not extortion. however, it has to be exclusively done for purposes of advantaging the client. when you are saying line my pockets with money, that to me is where he went over the line and clearly they indicate there if it's not done exclusively for the benefit of the client, then it can be considered extortive. he's basically saying i'm going to knock your market cap down by billions of dollars. i'm going to do it right before the ncaa tournaments, a

former fbi director expressing surprise erat robert mueller didn't weigh in on whee thought the president obstructed justice. >> does that alone surprise yo make theultimate call on wheth subject of the investigation, the president of the united states, shod be held criminally liable for activities that were under investigation. >> reporter: and on this 2017 change where the president revealed while he fired comey. >> when i decided to do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> what did you think whenar yo that? >> i thought that's potentially obstruction of justice and i hope somebody is going to look at that. >> reporter: the president firing back overnight saying he had nothing toain by dismissing comey. >> i'm not going to fire him and everything goes away. it would be a bigger deal if i fired him and i knew that. so it was a negative not a positive. >> reporter: when presidented trump was a if he was considering pardoning any of his former advisers tha were convicted as a result of the mueller investigation, the president responded he didn't want to talk about pardons rig

of a oreign governm t benisteha.ut t yo au ha ve kids and you know that f you say didouo brother did that. soet's talk about the president's behavior. he called robert mueller - he trashed him for two years, and in the end mueller just did an investigation that ultimately the president considers a total exoneration h him. do owe robert mueller an apology for that kind of rhetoric? >> i think democrats and the liberal media owe the president and they owe the american e disruptionp and distraction fromha things people -- that impact everyone's day-to-day life. i mean, let's not forget this took place under the obama administration. you had people like clapper and brennan lyingpeo congress to etuate this idea of russia collusion against the president of the united states -- >> i think they're talking about the fact that russia did, in ct, meddle in our elections, which is borneut b oy this latest report and the sbem intelligence ancs of the u.s. >> and they tried to tie the president of the united states to it. >> i think that was the subject of the investigation, which we w have the results of, and they are very clear. it says no collusion. sarah, tha

yo unfairly tarnish people who are not charged with crimes. ultimately it will be up to the new attorney general, william barr, to died what of the robert muelleraiting right now. jon karl, thank you. >>> we turn to the new social media privacy concern. facebook revealing it stored hundreds of millions of userpasswords in plain text readable by employees and erielle reshef has more on how the tech giant is once again in hot water. hey, erielle. >> reporter: so when you create a facebook or instagram password it's supposed to be encrypted so even employees at the company can't read it. but now they're confirming hundreds of millions of pa passwords on facebook and tens of thousands on instagram were stored in a way where they were searchable by some employees. the issue discovered back in january and this morning, facebook says the problem is now fixed and that the passwords were never visible to general outside the company. while they say they haven't found any indication that employees abused this access to people's accounts, this is just the latest headache for founder mark zuckerberg coming on the heels of a series of security and data breac