with our own eyes, and so has he. like i said a picture is worth a thousand words. there s another picture that is sure to get the attention of the president. along with millions of americas. a picture of robert mueller sitting in congress testifying publicly that s going to happen july 17. a picture this president really doesn t want to see. he won t be able to look away. mueller thing never stops. there was no collusion. no obstruction, no nothing. how many times do we have to hear it? this is a disgraceful thing. we keep i heard about it last night. i just said does it ever end? what point does it end. the only time we have heard from mueller only a month ago. he spoke for just under ten minutes. hearing him and seeing him captured our attention in a way the roughly 200,000 words in the report couldn t.
nonlawyers. it s like lawyers legaling for dummies. i appreciate it. most have five or ten-year statute of limitations so that would be an issue. but the president s exposure in the southern district for those financial crimes, it s only deeper in a relative sense because again, he s got exposure in the mueller investigation as well. i don t think those constitutional defenses are going to fly. the only thing that he has going in his favor now is the department of justice policy that sitting presidents can t be indicted while in office. it doesn t mean that the report couldn t be used to indict them later. and so, you know, trump s been working in queens real estate, various foreign transactions for years. there s where there s smoke, there s fire. who knows what s it s an interesting point. all this talk about how trump may not run for re-election because he wants to get away from all of this. the one thing that may save him politically and legally is he s going to be a si
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questioned about what they did on the floor of the senate, i don t believe a president can be questioned about what why he pardoned or why he fired or why he tweeted or why he exercised any of his powers under article 2 of the constitution or the first amendment so although i think if the subpoena was issued and challenged i think mueller would be able to get some testimony from the president if he stayed away from issues that are covered by these privileges but in the end it would be a victory, it would take so much time it would guarantee that the report couldn t be written until after the mid-term elections. this is going to be going on for another week or so. he s a tough judge. laura: i love he says you have to look at me when i talk
by any means. and that jobless recovery concern was something we heard a lot about. people here would say the economy is getting better. critics would say where are the jobs? the message from here at the white house is if you are looking for work, keep plugging away, there are signs of light, shep. shepard: on the politics side of this, this report couldn t come at a better time for the man who lives in the house behind threw. that s right. the latest quip quinnipiac of the president s survey on the handling of the economy this week. 60% of the people surveyed disprove of his handling of the economy while 34% approve of his job on the economy. but the more troubling numbers for folks here at the white house may be the gasoline prices. what you are paying at the pump. up a quarter over a past month. 80 cents on average over the past year. and since every business in america uses energy to some degree, there is a fear that could effect hiring. shep? shepard: mike emanuel live at