the former acting solicitor general suggested that mueller may have intervened. when he they see a defendant doing something profoundly dangerous to self-interests. including hiring lawyers with clvgts will raise it with the defendant and suggest rethinking it. is that a real possibility? >> you know, i think diligent prosecutors do look out sort of for the protection of the system and protecting the rights of the defendant or the person who is maybe the suspect or the subject of an investigation. it's hard to imagine in this case that mueller whose team got involved into the trump lawyer hiring decision and that process -- and i don't know that they would have necessarily wanted to tip their hand either about potential conflicts that might be out there or the people that they're looking at. so i really don't think that's