own shop. and each and every one of these mechanisms as they are being used, the doj and the white house are trying to strangle to have no accountability at all. that s the broad mission here. all right. we re going to stay on this story. harry, litman, we are grateful to have you day. carol lee, thank you for spending some time with us. a brand-new book about brett kavanaugh has reigcited the political firestorm around allegations of sexual misconduct and the fbi investigation into those claims. that story next. those claims that story next.
my best guess is he won t do it. which only then by that by that theory it means the president s tactics are having an impact. totally. and the truth may not come out as a result. that s the scariest thing of all. harry litman. jennifer, please stick around. up ahead, jerome corsi and roger stone, what do these two have to do with wikileaks and what could it mean for the mueller investigation?
counsel robert mueller in writing that he was not told beforehand about the 2016 meeting with don jr. and ronald stone did not tell him about the killings. we have a panel with us. mr. litman, let me start with you. welcome, all, by the way. why is what manafort did with the president or what the president s legal team did with manafort s legal team how is it not a form of obstructing justice or witness tampering? yeah, i mean, it sort of beats me. it s certainly a classic double cross and i can t explain how irregular it is. in the 30 years in the legal
couplings. when the mueller report comes out, if there s a case to prosecute there in the house, it will be very able at doing that. and the support for nixon hung in there really late. long time. long time and then it collapsed. the bottom line i m not thinking that but remember that. it looks like it will be a 235 to 230 house majority f. they decide to impeach. in the senate you need 20 republicans. 20. harry litman, if bob mueller subpoenaed rudy giuliani over this, would that surprise you? i think so. that is, he d be totally justified and in a normal investigation i think he would in a heartbeat but the calculation will be is it worth the distraction, the screaming, the witch hunt cries for his for what it gains him in the investigation? it s a close call.
expectations. harry, i think the challenge for mueller here is that he has got a potential subject of this investigation who doesn t fear the legal system. in fact, he mocks it and he s done it his whole adult life. you sue him, he counter sues. you force him to file for bankruptcy, he ll file for something else. he just views the legal system as a hurdle not as sort of the be all end all. he s fighting a political campai campaign. mueller has so much to charge him with obstruction. when you start adding it up whether it s comey s notes, whether it s flynn at this point. there s so many little pieces of evidence that you could put a strong obstruction case but what s mueller thinking? that s really dead on. one more thing, of course, that the president is unconcerned about is the legal compulsion to