what s right. but you want to overall him if he decides to curtail? i would not get involved, and all these people that say i m going to end the investigation, thee been saying this, how long has this witch-hunt gone on? reporter: two quick notes. the president was asked specifically when he found out whitaker held these views, he did not answer the question directly, except to say, quote, i don t think ed the any effect. secondly, i want to point out our colleague here at the white house, abby phillip asked president trump similar questions. president trump at the time didn t take a liking those questions, referring to them as stupid, ana. borris sanchez at the white house, thanks. i want to bring in cnn legal commentator jim schultz who s worked as an attorney in the trump white house. hopefully he can offer specific insight for us. jim the president says he, not his lawyers, wrote the answers to mueller s questions. do you imagine that to be the case? he definitely had to
martha: it s royal baby watch 2015 with prince william and kate s second baby scheduled to arrive. the duchess of cambridge made her final appearance wednesday a week ago but has been receiving visitors at kensington palace. no word on whether prince george will be getting a little brother or little sister. the second baby never gets as much attention. bill: what do you think? martha: i don t know. i think it s probably a girl. what do you think? bill: i don t have any idea.
mentally deficient. he will go to a offered to do, 7 million tax dollars ago spent by the state of colorado, which is funding his defense. martha: like john hingeally he may be let out. given a lot of freedom. that is what you consider putting someone in mental institution they sometimes don t end up staying for that duration. yes, thank you very much. martha: bill? bill: going through that. the clinton foundation admitting quote making some mistakes reporting some of its donations? will voters buy that? ed rollins and joe trippi on a monday on that. plus there is this. move, move. [bleep] [bleep]. [bleep] [bleep]. martha: the race against time. dozens of climbers trapped on mt. everest, following a deadly earthquake in knee ball.
that there were eight other government agencies and a utah regulator that approved this who bribed them? who bribed the utah regulator? that didn t happen. this is about appearances. and it doesn t, yes there are things thatting look bad and definitely there are mistakes that were made in the foundation said that. martha: i hear you. you know, the state department is one of the essential agencies that made that decision. she was against these kinds of deals before that would give foreign interests a stay, a say over resources in the united states. so what changed but what i really want to focus on is the american voter. how they are what they are taking away from all of this. i don t think ed, we ve seen polls that really reflect impact of this, do you? two national polls done last week, that basically said a majority martha: those were the very beginnings of this incident. those particular cases both of those polls a fox poll and
senate intelligence and they don t think all the limitations that take place are adequate, so they are going to send out classified information that can get americans killed all over the world. they are sending it to hezbollah, they are sending it to al qaeda because they cannot cut off those recipients and just send it to nice people sitting in their living rooms. they are sending it out. and i think it is a very, very traitorous thing to do. i don t think there s any other good word for it. kirk, why would snowden want amnesty after he has said that, you know, this country is wronged him and it s wronged all americans because of how he interprets intelligence gathering and collecting to have taken place. well, i don t think ed i can t speak for him. it s difficult to do so.