Good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york, day 799 of the trump administration. It may be proof that our attorney general has a working television and has seen some of the coverage of the last words he spoke to an anxious american public. His fourpage letter on sunday, which was all we had to go on after the actual Mueller Report. Today after six days of nonstop coverage. The anger among democrats who are not allowed the see the report. The president declared himself exonerated. We have heard again from the attorney general. He corrects the record a little bit given the reaction of the last letter, he reminds us it was not an exhausttive recounting of the special investigation. Barr plans to release the Mueller Report by mid april if not sooner and he does not plan to give trump an advance copy for review. He says it is nearly 400 pages long and that he is available to testify to congress about it in early may. In florida today, the president was asked abo
Guilty right away, he corresponded substantially to investigators on multiple investigations and prosecutors told the judge they wanted the judge in the flynn case to take into account when sentencing him what a good cooperator mike flynn had been. So when flynn showed up in court that day in december you could understand why he was a little buoyant. Everything was going to go great, this was going to finally be behind him. It did not go great. The judge at one point during that sentencing in middecember told mike flynn, quote, im not going to hide my disgust, my disdain. That was right before the judge asked one of the prosecutors standing there in the courtroom whether he had assessed whether flynns actions actually might rise to the level of treason. The prosecutor said in response effectively the judge later walked that back. But he didnt walk it back that much. This judge said to flynn in the courtroom that day, he pointed to the American Flag in the dorner of his courtroom and he
that s my question, because, so often you have a candidate that needs to sell that they re fighting for their supporters. trump is talking a lot about how he s fighting for himself, not as much, just about fighting for his supporters, but, i wonder if his supporters sort of feel like that s one in the same. i think that they do. when you go to the trump campaign website, so much of the language is that these, um, charges against me are charges against you. and he s trying to tell his base that it s not just him that s under attack, it s them that are under attack. and when you talk with historians, they re saying that s very historic language, it s telling the supporters it s their entire way of life and really sew massive distrust in the u.s. justice system. norm, you say, and there s three statutes in this letter, you say the deprivation of