setup of the meeting is something very different. if you re looking for collusion, actual efforts by the campaign to work with the russians to hurt hillary clinton, that would be a key piece of evidence in such a case. so i want too ask about this other statement that was made or not made. it s hard to say, we were trying to decipher exactly what the president said when he was asked whether he would be willing to sit down with mueller s team. let s listen. i want to get your take, paul. there s been no collusion, no crime. in theory everybody tells me i m not under investigation maybe hillary is, i don t know, but i m not. but there s been no collusion, there s been no crime. but we have been very open. we could have been very closed and it would have taken years, but sort of like when you ve done nothing wrong, let s be open and get it over with because, honestly, it s very, very bad for our country. paul, do you think the
manafort, has to do with various groups that created the dossier. a lot of overlap here. inside this hearing we expect to hear from the inspector general at the justice department who is investigating various things that overlap with the russia investigation as well, including james comey, his firing dating back to his investigation of hillary clinton s e-mails. a lot going on right now. we are going to keep our eye on it going forward. let s discuss as we monitor this with our panel. paul callin, selena zeno, who was at the trump rally last night and mark preston as well as jim sciutto. to you all, where to begin. i guess, jim sciutto, with you, because once again, while the attorney general this time is sitting at the white house in the so-called routine meetings,
went into determining, in fact, it was a homicide, that s what took so long. reporter: klein leaves behind their 6-year-old daughter, her death sending shock waves throughout the community. we were stunned. i mean, she was young. she was vibrant. she has a young daughter. we were just stunned. reporter: ferrante s attorney tells cnn affiliate kdak that he is devastated by his wife s death, that he s innocent, and he will fight the charges. joining us, paul callin, cnn legal analyst who s worked as a prosecutor and a defender. he has a very nice tie and pocket square combination on today. thank you for joining new day. this is no slam dunk case, right? even though it s very mysterious to hear it, what is the best chance of proving that this is the man who did it, it wasn t a suicide, it was a death by cyanide. there are no slam dunks in circumstantial evidence homicide cases. i think he s going to put up two possible approaches here.
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charge, a misdemeanor that could some day be wiped off of her record so she wouldn t have to spend the rest of her life explaining this mistake. erin? thanks very much. outfront, dr. drew pinsky, host of dr. crew on call, paul callin and stephanie miller, who also happens to be gay. dr. drew, let me start with you. officials say these laws are meant to protect children from being molested, from being influenced by older adults. she says this relationship was consensual, it was herself, a younger girl, cheerleader. what do you think, this could be consensual or do you buy the pressure argument? you missed the point. someone that age cannot render consent. they re not of an age where they can actually consent to any relationship with anybody. legally. by the way, neurobiologists and psychologists tend to agree that 16 is sort of a cut-off below which kids are really affected adversely by sexual relationships. doesn t matter, same sex or