at wimbledon. he said that he gives a lot of credit to the time he spent as a tennis commentator because he started to look at the game differently. and he realized that players were going in and out sometimes of matches mentally. and that has given him confidence and knowledge that he didn t have before. so, i mean, i don t know where this is going to end, but it s an amazing story. it s definitely the cinderella story of this tournament. medvedev is tough but eubanks has a huge game. that s the big difference from other players that sometimes get through to a quarterfinals. we don t know how good he can play. he s playing great. might have to play better. the primary question i have for you when what do you do when a 6 7 guy is standing at the net to try to get something by him? more importantly, the beauty of this story this moment, if you were watching american tennis, you were thinking taylor fritz, you were thinking frances tiafoe who you were thinking going into this tourname
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world of speculation over the past 24 months or so? and that would be a primary question that republicans certainly on the judiciary committee would have for bob mueller whether he testifies publicly or in private. sandra: so we ll take you along with us here because we just learned about this public statement that robert mueller will make at 11:00 a.m. eastern. we re working the phones trying to gather guests to tell us what they think could possibly come from the special counsel at the top of the 11:00 eastern time hour. will we learn anything new from robert mueller beyond what we learned from his investigation and obviously from the mueller report itself? there has been a lot of pressure for him to sit in the hot seat and publicly testify on capitol hill as to his findings in that report. he did not want to publicly testify. there was an agreement for him to speak to lawmakers behind closed doors. this, of course, will be the first time that we hear from
relationship was, and the bottom line and the question has been in front of mueller, we have heard. the questions will be about corroboration. where did you get it and how can we validate it? the primary question, as david said, it is true or not? is there a difference in working with a british intelligence office, and the british is our allies, as opposed to working with the russians? if i am an american voting i want a certification saying i don t care who the point is if you are going to a voting poll do you want to be affirmed that nobody overseas tried to influence an election via an american political party, and for me the answer would be yes. he was a former british intelligence officer. that s right. we will resume our coverage right after this.
a primary question and that is twhapd to russian interference in the elections. and how do we secure the next elections? we got two members of the committee, the chairman and the ranking democrat who can t speak with each other without getting in front of a microphone. devin nunes talks about it to the media. that individual, nunes goes to the whourks not only the white house but the target of part of the fbi investigation and reveals that information to the white house before talking to other committee members. and not giving in to the committee. just emphasizing. he hasn t given it to them yet. you want to tell me this game s not rigged? whatever happened to the russian investigation? and people like jared kushner, why shouldn t the fbi conduct an investigation to have people