this feels like a home. it feels like it s lived in. as large as it is and as beautiful, it feels like a place you could bring the family, bring the kids, bring the grandkids, and have a great time. that s right. look at this kitchen. they have this completely open space here where people could sit and talk, and you have the view out here. and then i m looking out here. there s even a barbecue area where they can go out. yes. what some people do incorrectly when they build a home like this is they go for the european feel but they make it heavy. that s not what s timeless, and this home is timeless. it s interesting you say that, because i notice that, literally, from room to room, there s different woods, so it s not, like, overbearing, where you get all this dark wood and the house gets dark. like, you look at this area over here, this cupboard area. it s not like something that s so heavy-looking that it overwhelms the room. so now we re on the second floor of this home. b
are all the subjects we want to talk to president about, and according to this, we are putting things out to jay sekulow to confirm or deny. he brought the questions. that s not what we are hearing. i would love some clarity on this. martha: s i would weep. there is a big difference here if these were actual questions sent over from the special counsel s office versus extrapolation from a trompe l oeil or based on broader conversations about topics that might be covered. we spent a lot of time in a chattering class going through question by question and the wording. if the wording was jay sekulow s, that sort of makes a lot of the conversation moved. that tells you who leaked the stuff. it was definitely team trump and not the special counsel s office. the question becomes what would the motivation be to link them. so the president says i m not sitting down with mueller, which i think is frankly probably the
there was the leak of the 49 questions, so that leaves you with somebody is poisoning the atmosphere here. unless we have assurances that wasn t going to be a leak, there wasn t going to be self-serving statements about the interview, then we would do it. martha: this is interesting because the washington post reported today, and there are sort of different versions of this but i want to read this to you. in the wake of a testy march 5th meeting, mueller s team agreed to provide the president s lawyers with more specific information about the subject that the prosecutors wish to discuss with the president. with those details in hand, trompe l oeil or jay sekulow compiled a list of questions the team believe the president would be asked. because they were not authod to talk publicly. if that is true, the questions themselves were based on here