says he did nothing wrong and has had a long working relationship with the fbi and would never lie to the bureau. judge cooper today, bret, read instructions to jurors. told them to several questions chiefly was michael sussmann s statement false, fictitious and material to the investigation and also did michael sussmann act knowingly or willfully with the intention to break the law in the final question was the statement made in the executive branch of government, in this case the fbi? if jurors believe the government proved its case yard, they are instructed to find michael sussmann guilty. after closing arguments tomorrow, deliberations will likely begin tuesday after the long weekend and, bret, if color from the courtroomed to, i have noticed this and i have noticed this every day special counsel john durham is actively involved in this case. he sits at the table with his attorneys. he takes notes, passes notes. even today he crossed over to the aisle to make smalltalk with michael
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you love and it s a friday. welcome to the weekend. brian: yeah, i know. a lot of family are going to ask for vaccination cards. going to be the same thing. steve: that happened on thanksgiving. brian: at your house? steve: i read about it. ainsley: we interviewed some people you are not welcome. steve: we are not going to grand that says we are not going to let those kids come in who don t have the shots and they didn t. brian: and told get off the lawn. steve: that was brian: did we check ted s vaccination card because he is a little close to us. steve: brian, that is a complicated issue. [laughter] brian: what s happened? privacy they are trying to pass that. steve: it s a hipaa thing. brian: to me that s my smalltalk. is that bad small to come? steve: it s complicated about people s personal health and stuff like that. let s talk about your money instead. 8:00 8:30 this morning the numbers are going to come out. ainsley: what s your religion? who did you vote for? steve: they
members of the trump team for hundreds of hours. no one works harder at trying to find out what has happened inside the room in washington than bob woodward. and no one has more sources than bob woodward. when bob woodward was working on a book about the clinton white house called the agenda, he came to me because so much of the clinton white house agenda had to pass through the senate finance committee where i was the chief of staff. and i will never forget, bob woodwa woodward s first question to me, with no smalltalk, no beating around the bush, he wanted to know about what happened in a meeting with president clinton and congressional leaders in the cabinet room at the white house. and so his very first question to me was everyone in the cabinet room meeting says that you were taking notes, can i have your notes? if those days there were plenty of reporters who were trying to get me to tell them what happened in the meetings in the white house, in the senate