about from previous administrations. i love the 5:30 a.m. dickens drop. i want to talk about the tactics from the president s legal team. i want to play sound from last night. alan dershowitz on what the strategy is here. take a listen. they will make mueller an offer he cannot accept. in the end, mueller will say i cannot accept this offer. we will subpoena you. the president will say, i wanted to testify. it was mueller who turned me down. so zach, is that the play here? are they not serious about the actual offer? this is a ploy to push further and never actually sit down? from the sound you played of rudy giuliani earlier, i m not sure what they want. he seems to think they have a strong hand if they went into the kind of supreme court over the subpoena. this is the main story heading into the november election. on the other hand, he says you
turkish president erdogan. who was in d.c. to meet with president trump. brian? thank you very much, ainsley. you know the number one story and believe me. the new york times source close to the fbi director that says that the president trump tried to end the probe into mike flynn. he would be fired 23 days later. and this story is moving quickly. the white house has one response. expect more today. i want to talk to three journalists who are all workings story to find out what they have. jeff mason white house correspondent with reuters and president of the white house correspondence association. caitlin collins is here fresh off fox report last night special edition at 11:00. she is with the daily caller. white house correspondent and katie pavlich. white house contributor. let s start with you, jeff, if we can where is this story heading? i understanding we are all waiting to see more from the white house, correct? we certainly are i think the questions will be to what extent
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we re going to have a lot of legal battles down the road. give juan the last word. what we have seen is indicative of what is to come, gerrymandering, purging voter roles, limiting times for voting, no sunday voting, voter id. what is it intended to do? depress minority turnout, and it is not racist but to the benefit of republicans to do it. h hold on that.we we have the panel plus come up. we will get to that. we also have a story heading to independence day of a medal of honor winner that only wants one thing for independence day, his long lost medal of honor back. the ones getting involved and staying engaged. they re not afraid to question the path they re on. because the one question they never want to ask is how did i end up here? i started schwab for those people. people who want to take ownership of their investments,