Should note this will end approximately three days, four hours, and 37 minutes from here. [laughter] im david leventhal. I am director for the center for public integrity. Have a stellar panel. Theyll must need no introduction but we will into ducts them anyway. Quiteet is probably known well. Walter shah who up until july, midjuly of this year was director of the office of government ethics and is now the Campaign Legal center, another nonprofit and washington, d. C. [applause] miller. Up is matthew he is currently with a Strategic Advisory firm for brand, policy, and crisis issues. He formerly led the department of justice team under barack obama and was a spokesperson for eric holder. [applause] going down the line, mr. Richard painter, chief ethics fromr for george w. Bush 20052007. Most recently has been the cochairperson vice chairperson for citizens for inponsibility and ethics washington and is also a law professor. [applause] and to my extreme left, appearing on the extreme le
Correct his actions at the justice department. But it also says comey was not politically motivated. The white house dismissing that dawnclusi conclusion and pointing out the political bias President Trump has been talking about. The current director of the fbi saying he is disappointed by the report and hinting that some heads may roll. A lot to discuss this hour. I want to bring in cnn legal analyst laura coates, a former federal prosecutor, jack quin, and nelson cunningham, also a fo former white House Counsel under bill clinton. Good evening. I appreciate all of you being on. Laura, were hearing the first action from President Trumps legal team. His attorney, Rudy Giuliani, was on fox news tonight and hes reacting to the report with a few interesting demands. Mueller should suspend his investigation, and he should go see Rod Rosenstein who created him and the Deputy Attorney general and attorney general sessions who should now step up big time to save his department should suspend
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