copiece is so strange. and so many blow ups and reconciliation. when he says it s out of the context. i listen to that. in terms of the president and roger the president took reminding us roger wasn t officially with the campaign. that s true. roger quit the campaign around august or september. he is the president s longest serving off and on political adviser. is it possible something was going on that roger denies this, is it possible if something was going on the president didn t know about it? it is. it s harder to see the president not asking anyone to inquire about what wikileaks might have. that is i think harder than i could see a world where he doesn t discuss this personally with roger. it s harder to see a world where he asks an aid to which she can in with roger.
really not in these questions is, what information does mueller have about some of these other categories? to me the most interesting thing that i gain from reading these questions, don, were you noted that all the questions about the obstruction and intent issues are very highly detailed. they talk about specific tweets, specific conversations. a lot of this stuff about collusion is very high level and vague. what did you know about this, what did you know about that, very proud topics. i find that interesting. a lot of this other stuff has been reported by the media at length, all these tweets, conversations and blow-ups. what mueller knows about the 2013 trip to russia, or conversations between him and cohen and so on, you know the president really probably doesn t know what mueller knows about these. so, i think they kept those very vague and high-level so they
obstruction and intent issues are very highly detailed. they talk about specific tweets, specific conversations. a lot of this stuff about collusion is very high level and vague. what did you know about this, what did you know about that, very proud topics. i find that interesting. a lot of this other stuff has been reported by the media at length, all these tweets, conversations and blow-ups. what mueller knows about the 2013 trip to russia, or conversations between him and cohen and so on, you know the president really probably doesn t know what mueller knows about these. so, i think they kept those very vague and high-level so they could be more specific later on and not tip their hand to the president s team. thank you all i appreciate it. more to come tonight on breaking news. list of nearly 50 questions that robert mueller wants to ask the president and how that could shape the russia investigation.
krypted, they want things to be planned. so i think first and foremost they want to make sure they can get through this visit with the president without any blow ups, anything that could be difficult for the chinese to deal with internationally, perception-wise. but in terms of policies, i think what they re going to want to do with the troouns and make sure the trade relationship remains intact with the united states. that s something xi jinping has talked about quite a bit. and donald trump on the other hand it was interesting going into that meeting, the u.s. economy doing pretty well right now. and the chinese economy is doing well, but it s slowing down in a lot of ways. so they don t want anytrues with u.s. trade. so what they re going to try to do in these meetings is make sure the united states is not putting any punitive measures because china isn t playing ball with north korea.
put gorsuch on the supreme court if mitch mcconnell was not allowing the vote of merrick. yes, it s the establishment republicans that make up the majority of the elites in washington and the trump voters that will side with trump in this whole episode. the challenge is that a lot of the legislation that s going through congress including gorsuch confirmation is stuff that mcconnell likes and he s worked with trump and there s an alliance of convenience in that respect. where it gets tricky is when you have the blow-ups, the dust-ups when trump isn t happy that the legislation, the healthcare, taxes aren t going at the pace that he s expecting. trump does have some unrealistic expectations in that regard, but that s what the voters are expecting. this is only going to get worse through time. dana: but they have an