actually doesn t. this shouldn t go anywhere. we all have the receipts to show he s on record to show he knows best. public comments, laura jarrett, thanks very much. still to come this hour, as the delta variant of covid-19 surges in places with low vaccination rates, president biden says the job is far from done when it comes to vaccinating americans as a whole. dr. fauci warning of potential new spikes in cases, particularly in those low vaccinated areas. that s next. and a pro golfer shot and killed on a golf course in georgia amid a surge in gun violence. we have new details ahead. plus, why the top u.s. general in afghanistan says, quote, we should be concerned about the taliban as the remaining u.s. forces there leave the country. and there s just stunning fireworks displays across the u.s. this weekend s and in las vegas as the nation celebrates independence day.
experiencing team mueller up close is no walk in the park. it s intense. you know, first of all they ask to pick you up at a nearby hotel because they want to sneak you in the back door. that s the way they want to drop you off as well when you re done. it s also not a friendly environment. they re professional, i wouldn t call them impolite. reporter: but they are well informed. they know more about the trump campaign than any single person that worked there. that s because they have the documents. the mueller investigation knows more than one person does and anyone who sits with them needs to be mindful of that. reporter: especially the president as he and his team of revolving lawyers are aware. what would trump risk if he testified in front of bob mueller? untruthfulness and the possibly charge of lying to a federal investigator. at the end of the day is it a perjury trap or not? from my perspective the president shouldn t go anywhere
were to testify in front of bob mueller? untruthfulness and the possible charge of lying to a federal investigator. at the end of the day is it a perjury trap or not? from my perspective, the president shouldn t go anywhere near this group. reporter: the tangled tale of russian interference may have started in a london bar in the spring of 20 ken when george papadopoulos a young promoter named to the trump team told moscow had dirt on clinton. papadopoulos was the coffee boy. he was and always will be. reporter: now after pleading guilty to lying to the fbi as are at least three others. when the fbi walks in the room, they re not asking you questions half the time because they want to know the answer. they re asking questions because they want to see what you will say. did you meet with john doe last week, no? well, they got your e-mail. you did. now they know, a, you are not telling the truth. b, they know they have a hammer on you. you just lied to a federal officer. re
tucker tucker? i m sorry, anderson. the one thing i ll never do i m really tired. the one thing i ll never do is stiff my attorneys on this, because they have been so helpful. and i ll pay every single cent of this off one way or another. i m trying to raise money to do it. they say they have this patriot fund for people who supported the president who were caught up in this jackpot. i haven t heard a word from them. i have to come up with $125,000 somehow and i m just not pretty enough to do it any other way than raise money. now that you ve had a little bit of time to reflect on the experience, do you think the president should be worried? about going to talk in front of them? you know, my advice on television for the last couple of months has been that the president should avoid that at all costs. i wouldn t even if they even if i didn t go through the interview today and i found out how well prepared they are and what they re looking at, i think the president shouldn t