states, change totals in an election. wolf, i fear we cannot weather another attack like this. we can survive one attack. if we learn from it, we ll be better off in future elections. we can t handle another attack from russia. even worse, we can t handle a two or three-front war if other countries see a chance to get in. do other hostile countries, like north korea or iran, have a similar capability? china for that matter? yes, there are many other countries with similar capabilities. i can t see how they would see anything other than green lights, the way this president has welcome russia s attack, and even said to george stephanopoulos, if offered again, he would i know you have to run, but very quickly, let s talk about
he s an extraordinarily cautious man, right? and so if it calls for conversations that he had with an official who is his boss, right? bill barr was his boss when he was working as special counsel. i think mueller s going to be respectful of that relationship. look, that s the cloth from which he is cut. he doesn t sort of randomly haphazardly talk about conversations with his boss. and so i don t think the white house has very much to worry about. yeah. okay. let s talk about mueller. he s testified 88 times going back to 1990. he s a very reluctant witness to say the least. he doesn t really want to be there. he makes it pretty clear he doesn t want to be there. he s had past go-ins with jim jordan. republicans are probably going to attack him. they re probably going to try to say he was biased, et cetera. is he the kind of guy if attacked would actually step outside saying read page 223 of my report? no. he s not going to do he s not going to be goaded into breaking his own co
president. congressman nadler was not among them. either way, there is no guarantee that the special counsel s testimony will be a slam dunk for democrats. remember, in his lone press conference back in may, mueller himself made his reluctance to testify very clear. there has been discussion about an appearance before congress. any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. it contains our findings and analysis and the reasons for the decisions we made. we chose those words carefully and the work speaks for itself. and the report is my testimony. i would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress. joining me now for a look ahead to the mueller hearing are chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official, now an msnbc contributor and cynthia oxney, former federal prosecutor who
make or break for impeachment. let mueller present those facts to the american people and then see where we go from there. then major, the president was very clear. was he? that he wasn t happy about it. reverend william barber on the moral outrage of the president s attacks on four congresswomen. plus, what we re learning about the elite company listed alongside donald trump and jeffrey epstein s black book. and my exclusive interview with former texas state senator wendy davis on her new run for office. wendy! wendy! all in starts now. good evening from washington, d.c. i m joy reid in for chris hayes. well, we are just 36 hours away from former special counsel robert mueller s scheduled congressional testimony before both the house judiciary committee and the house intelligence committee. his almost 500-page report was released back in april. now, we did not hear from robert mueller until the following month when he spoke for only
direction from which it will take a wrenching turn to get us back. instead of delivering us from evil, it would deliver us to evil. it s something to be said about looking toward 2020. it could be the most important thing to think about. and that s hardball for now. thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in. if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so. all eyes on robert mueller. no, i m not going to be watching, probably. maybe i ll see a little bit of it. tonight how democrats are approaching the last best chance to hold the president accountable. the report presents very substantial evidence that the president is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. and why this week could be make or break for impeachment. let mueller present those facts to the american people and then see where we go from there. then major, the president was very clear. was he? that h