times. i ll say it again. but one thing you suns humanity. how does trump compartmentalize? bill clinton with much more to worry about would compartmentalize. he would give his speech on health care with all the monica stuff hanging over his head. can trump do that? his aides say he is very frustrated tonight. they want him to compartmentalize. and they keep telling him, the lawyers, don t necessarily sit down with bob mueller because that would escalate this even more. and the two things they re worried about, chris, right now, he thinks this all through tonight at the white house and has dinner, is he going sit down now with mueller for an interview? is this going to prompt him to do that? and is he ever going to in the next few days firing bob mueller or rod rosenstein as some kind of reaction to this situation. i get the sense me he might. thank you for your great reporting. up next, the fbi has raided the offices of trump s attorney comes at an already chaotic time for this
this conversation. this is why i think chuck schumer did what he did. yes, just now, by putting out a statement, he is standing in clear contrast to the speaker of the house and the senate majority leader. republicans who are in charge of congress who are speeds to be a check and balance on the executive. and they have been mia for months. and going to continue to mia until the november election. we ll see what happens then. if you want see the president embattled, just watch democrats take over the house. place your bets. you can make a bet. you re an opinion guy. you can t. is trump going to do it? is he going to get rid of mueller? i don t think tonight, but he is thinking about it soon. he is against a wall, chris. yeah. i think what we re look at is a president of the united states who is going to fire mueller, maybe even rosenstein. it s just a matter of when. what does your reporting tell you, susan? i think he would like to. that was clear tonight. i think people
i was with barry levinson last week. he is the director of a film where a president in fiction decided to start a little war to cover up for hanky-panky. i think that s a lot of a very serious charge to make against a president. but i do think it s a question to raise when you have john bolton sitting next to him. and that particular president. in a situation where the president is embattled on all fronts, which you could see. to turn the sound off and watch the president in that very peculiar conversation. and he looked like he did when he did the fire and fury thing with north korea where he is crossing his arms. he looks very defensive. he looks embattled. it s with that mind-set that he goes into the meeting on syria. even on reagan, jonathan, i remember reagan i thought he started that action to cover up for beirut and the loss for the marine lives. it isn t so far-fetched, is it? i don t know if it s far-fetched. it s an awful charge. it s a very serious cha
and method? and so when you look at those ledgers that he may have, bank statements that he may have, communications that he may have, that could all be a part of a case that you would eventually bring for something if you re just looking at possible payments to women, not going into possible other examples as far as payments that were made to other individuals that you alluded to. again, that s something that obviously will be a possible result of the fruit of the search warrant. following that, stormy daniels is in his accounting books somewhere. does it say account receivable? does it say tax write-off? is all that information available on paper somewhere in what they grabbed today, do you think? i would have to assume for somebody that would be an attorney, that would be on top of mr. trump s business affairs, and they re complicated business affairs because he has a lot of properties. he has a lot of bank accounts that we know from a few public documents we ve gotten from the
he fires mueller, that doesn t stop anything that happened today. okay. this is the u.s. attorney. let me go with that to charlie sykes. charlie, the president today watched the prosecutor, the guy he doesn t like at all, that s bob mueller, light the fuse. that fuse leads right into what s his name s office, cohen s office, michael cohen s office. all that stuff is in there. it s about to ignite against him. all the stuff he tried to keep from us in terms of his tax returns. he is very and i don t blame him in a sense. new york business, i can t even imagine what it s like, who you have to pay to get something put up to get one stone put on top of another. i don t know what it costs to move anything in new york with the unions and who knows what in the underworld and the councilmen and the crapola of politics up there. what do you make of it? should he fire the guy now? shoot the moon, fire everybody, fire all the way through rosenstein or through sessions, get to mueller, get