imagine if this were obama and even one of those people i just mentioned had been indicted or pled guilty to any of the crimes that bob mueller has mentioned over the last two years. we would be talking about the end of obama s presidency. very briefly, david made the point about not putting eggs in the mueller basket. sadly too many democrats and liberals have done that over the last two years. i was worried as i saw that happening. a, what if mueller comes out and doesn t indict kushner or trump. it happens in front of our eyes every week. that s what frustrates a lot of people. i ll go to natasha on this. the report i heard were that the trump world were high-fiving. to mehdi s, imagine high-fiving because only the national security adviser, the campaign manager and like 30 other people were indicted. wow, we got off scot-free because it was shown our campaign really was talking to russians secretly and who back channel them. who, whoo, we got away with it.
that s not real difficult to do under these circumstances and is something that they may have to do before they release that part of it. the other part of it also goes to classified information. now, what mueller has that no other investigator really has is not only the witnesses, the documents, but he also has this huge body of classified information that is intelligence data that comes through all the various intelligence agencies that are out there, that basically concluded that there was interference in our presidential election in 2016. so that is going to be the real tricky part because, on one hand, you do not want to be revealing sources. on the other hand, some of this could be extremely vital information and some of it must have been used in those two russian indictments that you referenced at the beginning of the show. right. medi, i want to come to you on this, the things that we know
little business disappointed that there were not more sealed indictments. how can this possibly not be a crime if there were efforts under way to help the russians essentially interfere in the election? we have to remember, also, that so much of this was a counterintelligence investigation. so much of this may not have risen to the level of provable beyond a reasonable doubt. that s why we ve had to kind of lower our expectations a bit from the mueller report. it s also why he s spun out so much of his inquiry to different districts of the country that are now investigating this. state and federal investigators have launched a dozen investigations spinning off of what mueller has given them. i think that s because he knew he was a aware of the sensitivity surrounding this investigation and politically he was aware of the fact that you can t indict a sitting president. maybe he did find that the president obstructed justice but, of course, he couldn t indict him. perhaps the southern