fired. so it is always been an incredible question, which is who was he communicating with, what did the president know what did other members of the president's team know. here we see from the questions they're asking all kinds of questions, who did you speak with, who was in the room when you made decisions, whether it is flynn or comey, all of that is informing these questions. and, remember, again, the mueller team will have information from those interviews with gates, with flynn, from comey's memos, they'll have information that is leading them to ask these specific questions. >> i want to put up one other thing that the president said this morning about this. his review of this. obviously, not someone who has been at law school. he says it would seem very hard to obstruct justice for a crime that never happened, witch-hunt. >> that's just not true. look, i think we all know it is often the cover-up, not the crime, that gets people in trouble. this is a great example where -- there are countless examples where the government is investigating something, they ultimately can't prove that crime, but they can prove that someone obstructed justice. and, remember, that's so