the report if it s not favor only. his press secretary sarah sanders tweeting saying, that they do not have the report in their hand. that they are simply waiting for the process to play out. victor. all right, suzanne malveaux in west palm beach. i ve got the same thing you have. it s 6:00 a.m. here. yes. all right. thank you so much, suzanne. thank you. yes, yes. let s bring in the panel now. we ve got the questions we have to outline here and the answers we re expecting from bill barr. let s bring in the panel we ve got with us. cnn reporter, cnn legal analyst and former prosecutor michael zendon here as well. and daniel lippman of the political playbook. let me start with you, michael. i want to start, first, to temper expectations of the first chapter of disclosure from ag
i am not here to gloat or fret of any of this. i am here to celebrate a properly and normally functioning government tonight. we have a two-year deal. this report was not interfered with and bob mueller was never fired. he submitted all the rules and regulations and now we are going to see what s in it. this all happens exactly the way it should. that s a point that we should be happy about. i agree with that. usually in washington everything leaks. nothing. pretty much nothing leaks from this investigation in large part to robert mueller. ryan, do you think the mueller investigation, regardless of the findings, do you think it is going to leave a mark on the trump s presidency? purely and politically, the president set a metric for the report. did he commit treason essentially?
it s made it much harder for president trump to do what they actually wanted on his agenda. so, if we don t get to see the report it would be such a letdown. and it would increase distrust in washington. and in the country. also, if those democrats and republicans accept the conclusions of the report, then it s going to increase, you know, trust in washington, d.c. as an institution. and also reassure americans that there is no witch hunt that is going on anymore. this is something that robert mueller did a very professional job trying to find the truth. and both sided accept the outcome. if it exonerates the president, what happens in his angry narrative of 13 angry democrats and the witch hunt and hoax if he gets what he expected? it makes it much harder for
it s got to be tide. 43 minutes past the hour. so glad to have you here. the special counsel s russia investigation may be over. the political showdown, another story. so what happens next? our experts are back with us, kara, michael and daniel. first to you, daniel. the democrats have invested so much in the mueller report. we ve heard from democrats who don t believe that they should move forward with impeachment. they say that we re waiting for the mueller report. if this mueller report doesn t deliver something, as you said earlier, that they can invest in, what next?
a cnn source says house democrats are having a conference call at 3:00 p.m. where they ll be briefed on the report by chairs of the relative committees involved. the main question now is will the report allege any wrongdoing by the president or exonerating him. joining me now trump 2020 board member madison gesiotto. welcome back to new day. good morning. cnn is reporting the trump team is update, encouraged by what we know so far. which is very little. no further indictments is certainly good news for the president s circle. but without details from this report, is this optimism, this excitement, this we won, that we heard from a person close to the president is premature? well, i think no further indictments is not only good for the president of the united states, but i think it s good for the entire country. for two years, many people across the country were very concerned about russian collusion. they were concerned about that,