exhaustin exhausting. but i have to tell you, i was struck at the end when everybody s energy was at its lowest edge and mueller seemed like he missed a step and seemed older and not on top of everything during the whole hearling. at the very top of chairman schiff s question at the close of the hearing, schiff said i want to close out my questioning and turn to the exchange we had earlier, from your testimony today i gather you believe knowingly accepting foreign assistance during a campaign is an unethical thing to do. and mueller interjects and a crime. he brings up the fact that is criminal behavior at all. schiff wasn t even asking him there. on that and on the president s promotion of wikileaks and on some of the stuff mueller said was still under ongoing current fbi investigation in terms of people associated with the trump campaign and their amplification and welcoming of what russia was doing, i thought he went much further than i thought he was
minutes and watch it together. another alert now from the hill. a lot of moving parts today, folks. the house has now passed this resolution that would make it mandatory to release the mueller report and make it public. where it goes from here we don t know. the democratic majority in the house has passed it. non-binding resolution. a statement of feeling or fact about how they feel about that. william barr, the a.g., ultimately has the call here. bob mueller does the report. gives it to the a.g. and decides what and how much is released to the public. sandra: as we await that boeing s newest model grounded across the globe. more on why the faa is changing course here and not letting those planes fly in u.s. skies. a former faa administrator will be here to weigh in on all of that next.
day. we don t know. we expect it to come out whenever it s completed. when it is, we expect the result to be exactly what we ve told the american people. the president has done nothing wrong and we expect his exoneration to be forthcoming and the democrats to be made to look quite foolish and quite frankly ridiculous for perpetrating a lie on the american people for this wrong. sandra: right now the house is voting on this non-binding resolution to publicize the mueller report. does the president think this report should be made public? i haven t spoken with him about that. i sure wish the house would vote on a resolution or the bills put forth by republicans that would actually protect children who have been born from abortions after they ve been removed from the mother s womb. i wish they would take time to stand up for life at all phases as opposed to focusing on a phony witch hunt. democrats said they wanted to work with the president and get things done for infrastructure and
doing? i have no idea. but the fact that it wouldn t take long to look at people s emails, cell phone calls, any type of land line calls, bank records. this is all stuff mueller has had. this is something that could take a month for the f.b.i. to actually go and do but instead this has gone on for two years. it is some kind of joke. $50 million of taxpayer money has been spent. so the mueller thing is off the rails. thankfully we have an attorney general and hopefully go in and start cleaning things up. bill: we shall see. appreciate your time today. devin nunes. thank you. sandra: any moment now jussie smollett. he has arrived at court. he arrived just moments ago. any moment now we ll see him. cameras will be rolling in the courtroom. the empire actor facing 16 counts of lying to police about an alleged staged hate crime attack. he is expected to enter a plea at the top of the hour. we ll take you there live when it begins.
fixing unemployment for all groups, women, african-americans, hispanic americans and they don t like it and now they re understanding that they could have been taken in by the whole hoax themselves and they will be made to look quite foolish at the end of this. sandra: how is the president preparing for the release of that? look, we re not really preparing for it per se because the exoneration we expect is forthcoming. the president has done nothing wrong. he said it many times. we expect that when mr. mueller does put his report out, that it will prove everything the president said. just like the evidence is something now. bill: speculation was that the manafort case andrew weissmann a top prosecutor is going back to nyu. the speculation was that once that happens the pieces are lining up for mueller to reach his conclusion. do you buy into that? or any insight to add to that? i ve had so many reporters come to my office that it will be this day and someone else says we know