clear on multiple occasions. i think he wants to see this thing wrapped up and sees a conversation with mr. mueller as the quickest way to do it. ultimately, this is going to be a decision that he and his attorneys make on what is going to wrap this up quicker sooner rather than later so the president doesn t get stuck going down 800 rabbit holes on non-germane topics. bill: he brought up the clinton campaign too. how much did that bother him? was it a daily thing? how would you describe that sean? i don t know that it s a daily thing. it s not just him there are a lot of people on my side of the aisle, bill, that are continuing to scratch their heads and say so far you have seen an investigation that didn t have to do with collusion go on and on. my hope, by the way, is that this investigation continues to be focused very broadly on russian interference. we continue to see evidence of that.
looking for it, and the investigations into this so-called collusion go on and on and on and apparently are clouding out what we should be focused on. you don t know that. which is what the administration did last fall, what did they know and when did they switch reporting this out to people and start focusing on what the trump campaign may or may not have done. i think we have to be very careful when we talk about the so-called collusion investigation. in terms of kellyanne is talking about, she s saying the same thing. there have been reports that have come out that the russians tried to hack into sort of machines or different voting things and they weren t successful, and that s the key point. it looks like they attempted to do some things where they would have affected votes and they couldn t even get to the first layer. the technical people have said they weren t even past the first fire wall that they could get through. and so i think what she s talking about is the fact ther