chairman. the guy who was running the show when president trump secured the republican nomination. potentially going to jail for the rest of his living years. yeah, i mean more than potential. the real likelihood. ellis, i ve been in front of him and he is hard on the government and can give light sentences. but between that and the one this d.c., it is very hard to see it coming through. what are the odds? you know, trump leaves a very long record of heart broken people who wanted to rely on his good will. and he double crosses people all the time. i don t see it happening if it happens until the very end of his presidency. it would then be pretty brazen. but i think that it would depend a lot on just how sort of crippled a president trump is at the time. but a kind of final thumbing of his nose to the criminal justice
it stood out because it didn t seem to fit with the rest of the muddy mess. so, why was the car manual there? and whose was it? rick arnold tried thumbing through it but the pages were soaked together. the front and back cover were soggy to the point where i started to look through this the very first time and flip through, pages were still sticking together. days later, rick could separate a few pages, but was still frustrated. was the third time and i was really thinking this will be at last time if i don t find something now i ll be out of luck. i licked my thumb and forefinger and went through it page by page. the third time was the charm. i was able to find stuck all the way down in the binding of the book an automobile insurance card. with a name? with a name, most importantly. by now his working days had turned into working nights. detective arnold typed the name, a man s name, into the computer and it spit out 15 matches. one of them lived in southern
way? what if more indictments come down from robert mueller? what if there s more breaking news from robert mueller. they most certainly will. but unfortunately, he s got this channel that is both literally in terms of fox news, but also a very clear conduit to the people that, again, he thinks matters. it s his base who absolutely doesn t believe robert mueller, who agrees it s a witch hunt and unfortunately we haven t seen enough republicans standing up to protect the investigation so that he thinks it s not going to matter. frank, it s not just what if more indictments come out, you have dni coats and other intelligence officials saying they are still meddling. they are trying to meddle. they re meddling right now. we are voting right now. there are primaries going on right now, there are special elections going on right now. to invite vladimir putin on the eve of the elections, what does that say, the midterm elections, what does that say to the intelligence community? yeah
doesn t work, gordon, or a thumb of the nose? i think it s a thumbing of the nose. they ve been working on missiles launched from submarines for a very long time. they actually launched a missile from under the sea of the japan august 24th, 2016. they have russian technology to do this. this has been a long-term project of theirs. i think they re accelerating what they ve done before. david, i appreciate your fair-mindedness on this. as you look at the prospects of this deal, because we all want it to work, is it an over 50% chance that it happens or are you pessimistic? i think it s 50% this is going to move forward in a productive way, but i think it s high stakes for the trump administration, because this is now their number one foreign policy objective, and they don t have much else to show on the foreign policy front other than north korea, which could be fantastic if north korea really does take legitimate identifiable steps to denuclearize.
is that a hedge in case this doesn t work or a thumbing of the nose? i think it s thumbing of the nose. the north kree aprils have fwn koreans have been working on missiles from submarines for a long time. they launched a missile from under the surface of sea of japan august 24, 2016. they have the russian technology to do this. this has been a long term project of theirs. now they re just accelerating what they have done before. appreciate your fair mindedness, david, someone who had to be defensive of a lot of things. as you look at the prospects of the deal, we all want to it work, is it over 50% it happens or are you pessimistic? i think it s 50% chance that this is going to move forward in a productive way. but i think it s real high stakes for the trump administration. this is their number one foreign policy objective. they don t have much else to show on the foreign policy front other than north korea. which could be fantastic. if north korea really takes legitimate, ide