attorney general. the attorney general has suggested that he s going to give the principal portions of this to congress but he can, the attorney general, give the entire information to the congress and to the american people if he wants. he s not required to, but he is allowed to. and i think, to your point about comey, right, with special counsel mueller in this case, he s the guy that both sides wanted to be sort of a neutral arbiter in this. on the other hand, i do think if you look back on what fbi director comey did with the clinton investigation and other investigations, even though he was criticized by both sides at different times, we at least had a window into his thinking on all these cases. the american people knew, disagree or not, what he was doing and i think ultimately we in the media and the american people want to know what happened here. sarah, now a big test, how does the executive branch, doj, congress work together, work against each other? what s next here? who
the full report and they want the public to have this information. imagine the reverse logic. if you were attorney general barr and say we ve done this for two years, put all these resources into it, we can t tell you what we found out. it would fly in the face of common sense. the american people are the ultimate judge and jury. we ll see if indeed that could come. appreciate it, sarah, david, michael. the mueller report is in the hands of the u.s. attorney general but significant questions remain. did president trump obstruct justice, and what was the extent of the trump campaign contacts with russia?
reticent to say the word trump in her speech, make no mistake about it, this is entirely about drawing a contrast between herself and the president of the united states and this of course is going to be what we see in the next couple of months as more democrats jump into the ring. how different candidates can stand out and make the case for being the best candidate that takes on president trump. fred. all right. m.j. lee, thank you. meantime, president trump s re-election campaign is already reacting to senator warren s decision to join the 2020 race. they did so preemptively before she took the stage. let s check in with cnn s white house reporter sarah westwood. sar sarah, what caught the trump campaign s attention? that s right, president trump s re-election campaign attacking senator warren before she started delivering that speech. lashed out at her policy platform and of course recycled
afternoon, christina s mom johnny, now living in tulsa, oklahoma, got a text from christina s friends. asking me if i heard from christina. i said no. why? she sent me back a message. her boss called me and said she never showed up for work. she hadn t shown for her shifts on saturday or tuesday. i immediately got a feeling in my stomach that i never had before. something s wrong. i sent christina a message on her phone and hunter. hunter. he never called me back. johnny called christina s dad. i asked her father if he heard from her. he said no. anna had not heard from her. i said something is wrong. mark, his wife, anna and sar sarah, her sister called friends. your oldest daughter, sarah, and she says to hunter have you
as the supreme court battle plays out on capitol hill, confirmation battle of judge kavanaugh, north dakota, democratic senator heidi heitkamp back behind her republican challenger kevin cramer 12 points. then tennessee, marsha blackburn is picking up steam in her lead over phil bredesen and in missouri, claire mccaskill is now tied with josh hawley. last month she was up three points. shannon pettypiece and aaron blake is here as well. sar sarah, let me start with you and the president s point online.