faulted for disregarding these principles. the key player in all of this is rod rosenstein, mueller s boss, he will have a major say in the report if mueller writes a report with conclusions. adding to the mix, house republicans on the judiciary oversight committee pushed hard and unsuccessfully for an interview under oath before the election. they make a persuasive argument that he has a conflict of interest because of his role renewing one of the key surveillance warrants. bill: we are going to pick this up after midterms. thank you. sandra: thank you, katherine. the dow opening with a triple digit gain this thursday morning. not even our into trading. this after a pretty rough october, so what can we expect come november? bill: president trump hammering away at illegal immigration. he says that he could send 15,000 more troops to the border. we will talk to michael mccall
the rabbi praising. they couldn t even find a rabbi who wasn t sandra: we are going to have you back. thank you. thank you, our a-team. we will see you later. bill: now, the watergate report now public. newly unsealed documents might be a potential road map for the investigation into the white house. catherine herridge s life. what did you find out? sealed based on the court order here in washington, d.c. this week. these records were unsealed. they are known as the so-called watergate road map. and the group behind it saying that they provided counsel for robert mueller. they admit that they don t know precisely what sort of report mueller is working on or what his plans may be in the future, but they argue that there are relevance lessons from the watergate papers. last really is more.
stone claims he only got his information from the public domain, but nbc reports mueller s investigators have reviewed messages to members of the trump team in which stone and corsi seemed to take credit for the release of democratic e-mails. now, according to another report mueller is interested in roger stone s attempt to obtain a presidential pardon for wikileaks founder julian assange. this guy. mother jones reports that on january 6th of this year stone texted an associate, quote, i am working with others to get j.a., julian assange, probably, a blanket pardon. it s very real and very possible. don t f it up. stone then texted something very big is going to go down. stone is not denying the report, by the way. he told mother jones, quote, i most definitely advocated for a
stone claims he only got his information from the public domain, but nbc reports mueller s investigators have reviewed messages to members of the trump team in which stone and corsi seemed to take credit for the release of democratic e-mails. now, according to another report mueller is interested in roger stone s attempt to obtain a presidential pardon for wikileaks founder julian assange. this guy. mother jones reports that on january 6th of this year stone texted an associate, quote, i am working with others to get j.a., julian assange, probably, a blanket pardon. it s very real and very possible. don t f it up. stone then texted something very big is going to go down. stone is not denying the report, by the way. he told mother jones, quote, i
with or mueller folding or something happening with mueller. there is a real reason to bear in mind that rod rosenstein wrote the original memo that led to comey being fired which led to the appointment of robert mueller. i think that rosenstein has been at various places on this, and we don t know what was said in that private conversation. there is no reason to assume that the conversation was rosenstein drawing a line in the sand. david, how important do you think it would be for whatever report mueller puts together to give to rosenstein, that that be made public or that there is at least some sort of public explanation of the results of the investigation or decisions not to have any other indictments? i think it s extremely important. the country has been put through 17 months of thdrama, and now there are all sorts of questions about what was this all about? a what was going on in the trump organization? how should we make adjustments about this president, about his