yesterday with this tweet in which he seemed to obstruct justice right here in front of the whole american public. >> john, you have to separate the president's actions from his tweets. talking to mayor giuliani today and other white house officials and trump advisors, they say the president, of course, is furious as he watches paul manafort's trial. he's unhappy with rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general. he's unhappy with attorney general jeff sessions. this is obvious. but he has not moved to fire them. he knows there's a political fallout should he ever move in that direction. what they're really mounting is not so much a policy war or legal war, it's a public war, a political war about the credibility of this ongoing probe. that's all ahead of that expected report from mr. mueller. >> so, bob, i want to stay with you and ask you this. the president said in his tweet yesterday, we spent now more than 24 hours kind of agog at it. there are theories that drove

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