and they decided early on that it was better to not resist cooperation and to and to cooperate from the start. now, i was honestly puzzled by that decision, because notwithstanding those two court decisions, there s a later court decision that actually, you know, questioned those others and the supreme court still hasn t ruled on it. so, to give up those privileges so early, i was, frankly, surprised, and i it appears it may come back to hurt the president and perhaps the presidency. so, don mcgahn, the white house counsel, cooperated on this. he also has the reference point of the bill clinton, you know, administration and the white water investigation, et cetera, so, he has that familiarity. however, is it your view that president trump was aware of this level of transparency or this commitment of cooperation
the administration about the treatment of families lawfully seeking political asylum. they are not violating immigration laws but in some cases they re being separated too. all right. tharmg you for that report. senate majority leader is the latest high ranking republican to criticize the investigation. watch this. what i think about the mueller investigation is, they ought to wrap it up. it s gone on seemingly forever and i don t know how much more they think they can find out but if the ig is through, you know, why can t the mueller investigation finally wrap up? interesting. however, the white water investigation into president clinton though, that lasted nearly 3,000 days compared to less than the 400 days for the mueller investigation. on friday john brennan discussed
think they can find out. if the i.g. is through, why can t the mueller investigation finally wrap up? senate majority leader mitch mcconnell the latest hi high-rankingepublican to criticize special counsel robert mueller s investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election. however, as joe pointed out on twitter the white water investigation into president clinton lasted nearly 3,000 days. compared to fewer than 400 for the mueller probe. on friday former cia director john brennan discussed his preelection 2016 briefing with mcconnell on russian interference. i spoke with mcconnell as well as others and were they questioning your findings at that time? senator mcconnell did, yes. under what gooiz?
that s his job. that s why he is being paid. and the president is going to look out for the politics in all of it, because have you got to be careful. his base won t run if he doesn t give an interview. independents and others may look at that as you said you weren t afraid to sit down and it is about fear now. everybody keeps talking about how it s entrapment. the president has come disprong with this and said no, no, no, no. i will do it if my attorneys tell me it s the right thing to do. you can do both. it s a smooth gymnastics move if your attorneys are looking out and you are listening to them. we will interest so see. how long is the mueller investigation going to go on? who would have known that there would have been a spin-off program like a spin off from a rom tom like michael cohen. maria: white water investigation went on six years. not unprecedented. lisa: if you look at public perception. a poll out showing that majority of americans now think this is political. the m
world, and tim, associate in the white water investigation, and pete is our white house reporter who spent extensive time covering the first lady. brian, our senior media correspondent and host of reliable sources and amy is with us, cochair of women who vote trump. let s begin with cnn, going through every part of the interview. sarah, what stands out? there s a couple things that stand out. one, she didn t want to have sex with him, but said it was consensual. she was not expecting to have sex with him the night she was invited into that hotel room in the resort. two, she talks about her one sexual experience with donald trump, so i ll put up the verbatim of what she said. she says, look, you know, you had sex with him, yes. you were 27, he was 60, were you attracted to him? she said, no, not at all, no. she then answers questions about