facing congress to talk about his case against the then sitting president, saying that bill clinton had repeatedly lied. at least six different occasions, the president had to make a decision. he could choose truth or he could choose deception. mueller, though, no stranger to testifying before congress. and he has always used his certain muelleresque style when asked to preview where investigations might lead. i will pull no punches in terms of where that investigation would lead, and we would go down any path that would lead to evidence on individuals, organizations or otherwise. any path that was mueller
you that. goes to the overlap with mueller and then i m going bring joyce in on this. you look at don jr. and the reports he hasn t talked to mueller yet. what does that tell you? that tells me he is a target. you don t interview and joyce can speak to this as well. they don t interview targets. the fact that they have not brought them in for questioning yet suggests to me, a, that they re targets. and b, this is another thing. people are very worried about this. i don t see how the mueller probe even says nothing of sdny ends until you talk to all of the children. because either you need an indictment of those children or you need them to come and tell sdny and mule whatever they know. i want to get you in a segment sometimes with howard schultz. i feel like you might drink even more coffee than him. that s the amount of energy i m getting off you. i would also like to talk to howard schultz one of these days about what he can do with his billions. joyce, let me play for y
even though we know a lot from mueller s filing there is still a lot of mystery surrounding that trump tower moscow deal. but trump also knows the kids in other capacities as well, the foundation, the trump organization. he holds the key to a lot of dirt that could be spilled on donald trump, and druonald trum is out of the country right now. we ll see if he finds way to keep tabs on it. shelby holiday, thanks as always. meanwhile, there is a former staffer suing him alleging that donald trump kissed her without consent. there is a report later this hour on that. but first, donald trump making a move with his legal team, and it reveals clues where he sees the peril, when we re back in just 30 seconds. ds
out on friday and say, well, the mueller report is not coming out this week, unless he had some idea of when it would come out. that s not a statement you would make if you were a year away from it coming out with all the open investigative leads that would imply. so we re in this interesting end game, and everyone is thinking whose going to do what. ken starr, who is the precedent we were talking about before came on the beat and talked about why he thinks it s good to talk, which would mean more from mueller soon. take a look at that. was your more public strategy better than mueller s, or is he right to be so discreet on this probe? it s a judgment call. i don t think it s right or wrong. what s the better course? i think the better course is greater public information than we have been having. but that s bob mueller s determination, and have i the greatest respect for that determination as well as for him as a person. david? special prosecutors seek prosecutable offen
that s all for tonight. we ll be back tomorrow with more mtp daily. hi, ari. thank you very much. we have a lot of stories developing tonight. democrats have a public ultimatum on the table. make this report public whenever it come, or they ll bring mueller in himself to testify to the house. and what new york prosecutors are learning from michael cohen and why the probe could be a bigger threat to trump than mueller himself. also, aoc clapping back tonight as the right launches new attacks on her. but we begin with the democrats new warning to donald trump s new attorney general bill barr. they re telling him, look, either hand over mueller s report when it s ready, or they ll hold hearings with mueller himself. well, we will obviously subpoena the report. we ll bring bob mueller in to testify before congress. we will take to it court if necessary. and in the end, i think the