Robert mueller doesnt have far to go before he clears the president and his inner circle of wrong doing. Be you in the wake of the first guilty plea last month, its clear the president faces legal jeopardy on both fronts. There are his business entanglements which remain opaque, the special counsel has already signalled hes in the afraid to follow the money, indicting Paul Manafort and rick gates on fraud charges. There was the president s decision to fire james comey in the middle of the probe, a move he told lester holt as unrelated. Then theres the central question of collusion. Did the president or his campaign cooperate with russian operatives engaged in the effort to undermine the election . Lots of political observers are holding out for a gun. Meantime, theres already a circumstantial case for collusion staring us right in the face, showing each size was working toward a common goal and both sides. Carrying out a wave of attacks specifically directed at one of two political par
testimony. if i have someone coming into the room dripping wet with a wet umbrella, i would be convinced it s raining outside. the same thing happens. we had the indictments before we had the smoking gun tape. that was a dramatic piece of evidence, but it was not es. in here you have had a discussion of the pieces, the firing of comey, the firing of yates, the ask the fbi to drop the case against flin. the pardoning of arpaio sending a message to everyone else, you don t have to cooperate, because i ll save you. i think we have more acts of obstruction. natasha, as you have been
collect russian government dirt on hillary clinton, george p. agents before the inauguration, meeting that is in every case, they either neglected to disclose or forgot about. joining me now is an esteemed panel of experts. nick actorman, former assistant special watergate prosecutor. natasha richard and malcolm nance, a former career u.s. intelligence officer. let s start with just the condition septemb concept of the term. it s become the term that everyone throws around.