transparent in providing all requested information. ed: the president up tweeting immediately this morning jared kushner did well yesterday proving did he not deal with the russians. witch-hunt. next up, 11-year-old barron trump. ainsley: only one reason that jared kushner s attorneys would allow him to speak and that is he is want innocent. listen. this behavior of his volunteering to come forward, volunteering to testify. issuing a detailed 11-page statement ahead of any testimony is not the kind of thing any smart defense lawyer would ask you to do unless he, the lawyer, were pretty convinced you were telling the truth and could back it up. steve: that s why it s so interesting that so many people from the trump orbit have said i would love to go to capitol hill to tell my side of the story. ed: maybe sooner to tell their side. ainsley: if you want to hear what he said behind closed doors.
a detailed statement ahead of any testimony, is not the kind of thing any smart defense lawyer would ask you to do unless the lawyer were pretty convinced you were telling the truth. otherwise you expose the client to the potential of perjury. this is the kind of move that would be considered risky. what you get here is some guy coming forward, bringing this information, obviously gone through and gone over by him and his lawyers. it s an unusual strategy and it suggests to me that you never let your client do this if you thought he were guilty of anything. yes, he s going to end up testifying that we know, a sense of what he ll say and i would be surprised if senator wyden would find much more to ask. he could ask a million questions but i m not sure how much further he could go with jared kushner. bret: today was not under oath but
a detailed statement ahead of any testimony, is not the kind of thing any smart defense lawyer would ask you to do unless the lawyer were pretty convinced you were telling the truth. otherwise you expose the client to the potential of perjury. this is the kind of move that would be considered risky. what you get here is some guy coming forward, bringing this information, obviously gone through and gone over by him and his lawyers. it s an unusual strategy and it suggests to me that you never let your client do this if you thought he were guilty of anything. yes, he s going to end up testifying that we know, a sense of what he ll say and i would be surprised if senator wyden would find much more to ask. he could ask a million questions but i m not sure how much further he could go with jared kushner. bret: today was not under oath but