one in washington else had and is so easily denounced by the mueller team shows you that this is just a tip of what i can expect to be a lot of made-up stories. martha: it s interesting. if robert mueller, chris, thought that firing jim comey was obstruction, i would imagine after all of his experience in law enforcement, that he would have charged for obstruction. don t you? well, i read the report and it seems to me that he was concerned about bringing an indictment against the president who couldn t then defend himself because he couldn t bring an indictment based on the justice department rules. martha: i have to step in there, no, no. hold on. i don t want to say something that s not true. and robert mueller. it s true. martha: robert mueller and his team did not say that they said that was sort of an accepted fact but that they didn t take that into account when they decided whether or not these issues were indictable. it s very clear in the documents that they, you
the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won. neal, the mueller team never had an opportunity to sit across from that man and ask questions. he got the take home test version instead. would this case have been adjudicated differently? would it have ended differently tonight if he had had the opportunity to be questioned one on one? well, it might be. we don t know how it s ending because we don t know the report. the one thing we do know, costa just said republicans are apprehensive about what the report s going to say about president trump. and if you want to know why, that tape is a perfect illustration of it because even the most die hard republicans know this is a president who bends the truth at every turn and has no respect for the rule of law. nicolle and i had the privilege of working for two different presidents, obama and george w. bush. but i think nobody would ever think it would be
tonight and how you see this moving forward. i think i said it first on your show in may when i was interrogated by the mueller team. it s been horrible. my family has have od our lives pause for more than two years, even before the mueller investigation and today maybe the fat lady isn t singing but she is warming up her pipes and i plan on pressing play on our lives as a result of this report. i am hostill seeing that some a hopeful that something is going to come out to harm the president. i don t think there s a lot of hope in this report for any evidence for conspiracy of collusion or obstruction or we d see inindictments on that. now we have roger stone still hanging out there and he has a
you saw the mueller team up close and personal in a way you never wanted to or expected to. just what your feelings are tonight and how you see this moving forward. i think i said it first on your show in may when i was interrogated by the mueller team. it s been a long two year proctology exam. it s been horrible. my family has had our lives on pause for more than two years, even before the mueller investigation and today maybe the fat lady isn t singing but she is warming up her pipes and i plan on pressing play on our lives as a result of this report. people are still hopeful something is coming out that will hurt the president. i think those are false hopes. if there s no more indictments.
this is a historic day for the president. this has gone on but if you think about it, it goes beyond that. i remember. we were part of the team that told you that the fbi had fbi director james comey had briefed the incoming president days before he took office. around the time officials all denied that reporting and it turned out to be true. they denied it happened. so it sets us up for what we experienced over the course of the last two years or so and i