president, which is separate from what the white house, in general, wants or separate from what white house counsel wants. and this is the consequence of that, perhaps, michael. i absolutely agree. if the question out there is why in the world would the white house and the legal team, and the political advisers around the president, want this to be happening? why would they want giuliani to be out here, giving all these interviews and making these statements without knowing what he s talking about or knowing the details, the only answer to that question has to be because the president wants him to be. because this is what the president is comfortable with. these they re like echoes of each other. if the white house counsel or political advisers were in charge, i can t imagine this is where they would want things to be. david or larry, take a stab at why would it be that this is what the president wants, for
signals to communicate in the cockpit because of the noise level. it was loud and there was it was just hard to communicate for a lot of different reasons. reporter: so why share their story now? these pilots saying it was out of respect for mrs. reardon s family, hoping to give them time to heal. they felt the time was right now to share their story and exactly what happened in that cockpit, that cockpit that day. in the meantime, the investigation, the national transportation safety board continuing to look into this, fred, but as you ll recall from the very start of this, it suspected metal fatigue for being responsible for that fan blade that became detached and set off that catastrophic chain of events. all right, polo sandoval, thank you so much. david. what s going on? oh hey! that s it? yeah. that s it? everybody two seconds!
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result of his decision to join the president s legal counsel. so it s unclear what this would all mean for giuliani. he s not necessarily going to go back to his old private practice at the end of this process. abby phillip, thank you so much. let s get some perspective now, more perspective, i should say. cnn contributor larry nobles, general counsel for the campaign and the federal election commission, cnn political commentator and assistant editor for the washington post, david szoerlig and michael sheer. let s talk about this effort by the white house. the president s lawyer, rudy giuliani, now walking back that statement, saying maybe he didn t get that completely right. so, david, this underscores a real difficulty now in trying to distinguish the difference between rudy giuliani, the white house, trump, especially when