to appear off camera before the house intelligence committee. as congress is grappling with the role social media played. we have reps from facebook, google and twitter going before through congressional committees next week. next week is bound to be a busy one. joining me susan del pers i don t, democratic strategist simon rosenberg, jesse eisen at republica and brittany cooper. good to have you all with me. suzy, let me start with you. what do you make of the breaking news of bob mueller an his team and the big reveal for an indictment. like you said at the top, it s certainly big news. it s going to put a lot of shock waves no matter who it turns out to be. obviously the higher up in the chain it goes, the more noise there s going to be. but one thing is for sure, we now see that this investigation is moving will be moving out of the speculative into the legal. that s where the donald trump team has to be very careful in how they proceed on this.
the collusion scandal, then the trump campaign is saying no, no, no, it s clinton who engaged in collusion. that s absolutely ludicrous. we re alsoali at a point that t the american public only wants to support who maintains their point of view. to allow bob mueller to do his work. jesse, from what you ve learned and from different sources you ve been talking to around what could happen on monday, who are some of the more likely people? are they the manaforts, the flynns or potentially somebody that isn t on the radar, like a roger stone for that matter? those are the obvious names. those are all the people being speculated on. what mueller is going to do is work his way up. this is the way a good white collar investigation needs to proceed, you want to indict lower level people, put pressure on them and flip them to get to