Martin luther king jr. s friend, john lewis, gets tonights last word. Up next, new reporting white house chief of staff john kelly warned epa director skon pruitt the scandals had to end. Thats on The 11th Hour with Brian Williams and that starts now. Tonight, the president may feel relief, but hes not off the hook in the Russia Investigation. As new questions emerge about him being a subject. And legal advice for donald trump is offered up this evening on fox news. Plus what happens when Robert Mueller delivers his report . Well ask a powerful member of the Senate Judiciary committee. And reality check. Donald trump on day 440. Learning that enacting policy as president is a lot harder than delivering an Applause Line on the stump. The 11th hour on a wednesday night begins now. Although he is a subject . There was no collusion between the president and russia, so nothing has changed. We know what we did and what we didnt do. So none of this comes as much of a surprise. The Washington
Washington. Im elizabeth prann. Leland im trying to figure out a saturday that wasnt busy in recent memory. Nice to be with you. Im leland vittert. Its the weekend, but President Trump is getting ready for the election mode. We have endorsements for republicans ahead of primary elections this year and new details for the president s plan for hitting the Campaign Trail for some g. O. P. Candidates in vulnerable districts around the country. Ellison barber travelling with the president up in new jersey at his golf club. Hi, ellison. Hey, leland, President Trump has spent a lot of time on the road of late. Hes set to head to tampa on tuesday for a Campaign Rally there. Traditionally in election mid term years, the party, no matter who it is, whoever is in the oval office, their party tends to lose seats, but President Trump says he is confident that this year republicans can buck that trend. I am going to work very hard. Ill go six or seven days a week
when were 60 days out and i will be
true. ..from the previous borisov regime, but you can t fire him. indeed, he s fighting back, and accusing you of waging an illegitimate war against his office. you have a profound problem here. it s true. if it was easy, it would have been done by now, so, yes, by constitution, we need two thirds majority to change, let s say, the chief prosecutor s office, and to change the constitution in a way that this would not be repeated again. but i am truly a believer that if there is a will, there is a way. it may not happen as fast as every voter would like, and including myself and our team. but taking these steps already so, last week, we already have the ability for the first time in bulgarian history for the judicial minister to actually put accusations towards the chief prosecutor and the constitutional court voted for that. but there may be a lot of bulgarians listening and watching to this interview. they want to know whether you re going to go after the oligarchs, the people, who,
so, we have. the reason we got into power, and the reason why we ll stay in power, is because we ll have zero tolerance to corruption, and if this causes the stability of our coalition, we are willing to pay the price. well, that s one heck of a pledge you re making, given that you are the eu s most corrupt country and transparency international actually suggests in recent years you ve been going in the wrong direction, becoming more corrupt, not less, but the big problem you ve got is that you don t have the tools to make good on your promise. for example, you just talked about the prosecutor general being a key player in this. you, i m sure it s true to say, would like to fire the prosecutor general because he s a holdover. true. ..from the previous borisov regime, but you can t fire him. indeed, he s fighting back, and accusing you of waging an illegitimate war against his office. you have a profound problem here. it s true. if it was easy, it would have been done by now, so, yes, b
withdrawal was largely on the shoulders of biden himself. everything we learned about how the decisions were made coming down to bidenho said we wanted out,ms we wanted in the last bastion we would have would be kabul and the embassy. that meant that bagram had to be closed because he wouldn t surge any more troops in, so i think this is overwhelmingly largely onse biden, but they can t fire him. and if this gets worse for him politically, he might feel the need to get rid of some of these people and be seen as starting turning over a new leaf, but so far he has stubbornly clung, as peter doocy just reported, to his insistence that this whole thing was a great success. i don t think the public agrees and i don t think it s likely to start agreeing anytime soon. mike: with all of these americans and some afghan partners still stuck in the country, do you worry this could be worse than the iran d hostage crisis late in the carter era? some of the opportunities there for the america