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dynamic. we heard at the beginning of the show, a reminder of what mueller said, what he tried to get across with regard to what his investigation did and did not actually find, try to distill the 448 pages in that ten-minute speech. the president, of course, came out and had his own take on things. i think he is a total conflicted person. i think mueller is a true never trump per. hets s somebody that dislikes trump. despite $40 million, 18 trump haters including people that work for hillary clinton and some of the worst human beings on earth, they got nothing. it s pretty amazing. your paper, julie, had an analysis that really struck us because it really condensed the dynamic here. here is what it said. headline mueller plays by the rules, trump made new ones.
disagreed that very much. our politics is broken. it s paralyzed. there will be chaos but much less able to abuse his power than he was for the last two years. that s the headline out of tonight. the other thing that comes out of tonight is this what i ve called a cold civil war regionally against each other. . we see the battle lines and where they re being drawn. trump was repudiates. and thets going to have enormous implications as we get ready for the presidential invasion. we ll take on slightly steve
subpoena if rosenstein refuses to appear before the house judiciary committee. when you are the guy who is running the justice department and the chairman of the committee that has jurisdiction over your agency asks you to come, you are obligated to come and you are obligated to come and testify under oath. he didn t do that. so if it takes a subpoena that s exactly what should happen. heather: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live in washington with more on this. so the thing is, will it happen? that s right, hets. good morning. the committee and justice department failed to agree on terms for the deputy attorney general s testimony on capitol hill last week with some house republicans insisting on a transcribed interview under oath. on fox this weekend chairman goodlatte is considering the step of compelling rosenstein s testimony. it is essential that we talk to him. he knows that. he has not agreed to come for a transcribed interview on the
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