house can proceed at pace what will trump do in that environment? we ll get to a very dangerous place. i always thought that if push comes to shove, if bob mueller indicts donald trump jr. or jeb bush jeb bush he ll fire robert mueller on encourage william barr to do that for him if he ends up as attorney general. i ve been sitting here thinking i know there s a question i m supposed to ask nick. this is it. why on earth would someone of bill barr s pedigree and stature in washington and reputation, why on earth would he walk willingly into this house of horror? good question. but i think it s a very hard position to refuse. being attorney general of the united states is an extremely important position. it s hard to believe that somebody with his background is going to do the bidding for trump with respect to trying to cover up this russian investigation. downtown think they ve had that conversation? it s what ignited trump s fury
reectthe receipt of this money are many and long. michael, david, thank you both very much. all right. we have been following a story that gets more dark and more scary the more you get into it. 13 kids bound and shackled inside a house of horror. the details about the torture they endured for years. what police say was being done by their parents next.
us have the opportunity to speak to directly, which has been extremely empowering. but also that, you know, usa g a&m su need to be held account be now. it is time for people to really know why he got away with this. so what do you want to see happen? to the people who knew, what do you want to see next? i mean, for me personally, i want to see some change. you know, in the system. that people that have been in charge for so long, they need to clean house there. they need to get rid of the people in charge. the president is still at usa gymnastics and the people there
trump organization. michael, a lot of people don t know this about you, but you have done a ton of legal practice about money laundering. i want your take on this. i hadn t heard this before, which hurts my feelings as a reporter. i asked jackie speier do you think these transactions are in any way connected to what we saw as interference? she says yes. she s trying to develop that rationale. and then i ask whether or not this was only because of what they heard from glenn simpson, right? you can read the transcript of his testimony from the house and to the senate. she said no. there is a lot of open source documentation. he s not the first one to bring it to the panel. so what s your take? so let s put aside the foreign corrupt practices act because that s a little bit different. that s a bribery statute. in the money laundering sphere, the statute she s referencing makes it a crime to engage in a financial