on the politics, i would be really curious to know how nancy pelosi is feeling right now. melissa: horrible, i think. guy: let s think about this her position, her stance, trying to straddle the fence on this with her party, it was already profoundly precarious and seemingly unsalable. after this, it feels like a tipping point. the people within her party were going to push for impeachment, they have a sense of momentum a newfound purpose. what she is trying to do this holding pattern ain t going to last anymore. melissa: on that note, we will come back with more reaction after robert mueller spoke directly to the american public for the special counsel making it clear that he could not charge a sitting president. so where does the legal fight go from here? we were just talking politics. let s talk legal after this. does the white house still have the grounds to deny congressional subpoenas? don t go away.
that he would have found a crime but for the existence of the olc opinion. and he made it very clear, several times, that that was not his position. he was not saying that, but for the olc opinion he would have found a crime. he made it clear that he had not made the determination that there was a crime. melissa: let s bring in judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst. this discrepancy jumped out at all of us when we were listening. is there any way to reconcile those two statements of that they both can be true? what mueller said, and what barr said? let me start by saying i would rather be ol g then olc right now. [laughter] my buddy guy benson has that role. there is no way to reconcile the discrepancy between the two. this is a he said, he said. this opinion of the olc and the olc stance or office of
have been doing that for weeks, he went out of his way to highlight there was insufficient evidence to prove a chargeable conspiracy on the broader so-called collusion issue. he also said the written report speaks for itself, and also included coronation prey not just a criminal conspiracy. they also looked at coordination and found insufficient evidence on that front, as well prayed even though that s not a legal term. so that is something that mueller chose not melissa: what does that make you think? guy: i think mueller highlighted a very narrow part of a seemingly broader conclusion that they reached in volume one, in actual report, that he says is tantamount, really, to his testimony. i want to make another point of the politics of this. i was interested to listen to andy mccarthy and judge napolitano and legal experts on this wrangling over the olc stuff. melissa: i said it well gee come earlier. by the way. you are the oil g. guy: #oneluckyguy. i m glad to be one and a