The president. Will the president walk away from meeting with Vladimir Putin, in the wake of new aggression by russia and the potential pool out war. Senator tim scott is here accused of being a fraud on civil rights. We get his reaction to that claim and support for the criminal Justice Reform bill, opposed by some conservatives. Welcome to fox news at night, we have team coverage. Ed henry has the latest on tensions with russia and saudi arabia but first Katherine Herridge on the latest twists in the Mueller Probe. Reporter the reaction to a possible pardon from the senior democrat on the intelligence committee, mark warner tweeting this would be a blatant and an acceptable abuse of fire after the president lashed out at the special counsel over tactics and targets. During Oval Office Interview donald trump told the New York Post he has not ruled out a pardon for Paul Manafort, quote, it was never discussed but i wouldnt take it off the table. Why would i take it off the table . The
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terms of what happened that day, and the people who invaded the capital, led to a sort of myopic focus on those events, and then proceeding up the chain. is he right to criticize the bottom s up a aspect of this investigation? i don t like to disagree of my friend, andrew reisman, but i i agree that we don t know exactly where the justice department s investigation has been. it s been operating in the shadows, secretly, that s the way the best investigations operate. a very very well be that they have that wider aperture that mr. weisman is talking about, but the second thing is that this is the way that most criminal prosecutions are done and before mile prosecutions, you start with obviously known people who have committed crimes, and the focus may narrow, and you gradually work your way out. so i think we re 18 months here, so patience is wearing thin, i
myopic focus on those events, and then proceeding up the chain. is he right to criticize the bottom s up a aspect of this investigation? i don t like to disagree of my friend, andrew reisman, but i i agree that we don t know exactly where the justice department s investigation has been. it s been operating in the shadows, secretly, that s the way the best investigations operate. a very very well be that they have that wider aperture that mr. weisman is talking about, but the second thing is that this is the way that most criminal prosecutions are done and before mile prosecutions, you start with obviously known people who have committed crimes, and the focus may narrow, and you gradually work your way out. so i think we re 18 months here, so patience is wearing thin, i get that. but i do think the committee is curious, to demonstrate the wide amount of information that is out there, that trump and