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Flynn s investigation, what he talked to prosecutors about. it s significant because he has already talked about, or dealt with, or been his work on this issue has really sort of been out there. and yet prosecutors are continuing to investigate some potential people that he worked with on this lobbying effort in 2016. carol lee. carol reporting for us at our washington subbureau. thank you very much. all of these developments come ahead of what could be critical 24 hours in the russian investigation. paul manafort and former trump attorney michael cohen. tomorrow by the end of the day mueller is expected to share more about the alleged crimes and lice, quote, unquote, that prompted prosecutors to pull the plug on that plea deal with manafort. we may learn more about cohen s plea deal and what jail time he could face. i m joined by msnbc ned price. ....
well, by the way, who are the 44%. it seems so clear that he s been dishonest here as another instance. but it would be trouble right away except i think mueller and the probe have already laid plans and they have contingencies in place. most notably, you know, the whole cohen probe is now in the hands of the sdny but the russia probe is in the hands of the national security division. i think as betsy says, he s been lambas lambasting him for months and it does sort of make him look weak he hasn t pulled the trigger. the direct answer to you is that the day mueller is fired the day sessions is fired, he could even without a confirmed attorney general, put in an acting person who would be who could put the kibosh or brakes on the investigation ....
Elections? well, what we want and i think what everyone wants is for mueller to complete the investigation to get to the truth. the interesting numbers in the poll that you just released are that nearly six in ten americans think the president is lying when he talks about the investigation, and nearly six in ten think that he s trying to interfere in the investigation. that s what we ve seen when he sent his lawyer out over the past couple of weeks to change the story. first, the day mueller was appointed, the president said there was no collusion. he said it dozens of times since. then he sent out rudy giuliani to say, well, maybe there was collusion but it s not a violation of the law. he sent out rudy giuliani to do the same thing about that meeting where the president first said that he hoped that comey would go easy on flynn. then rudy giuliani said, well, it wasn t really a directive, it was a question. then he said it didn t happen at ....
That the american population was going to elect this man. so my sense was this was an off the cuff sort of comment. if you look at the next day when i sent a text saying what was that there is no conspiracy or suggestion of actions. it was a one off comment. and it is about a week before you use the word we again in connection with an insurance policy to make sure that he was not elected president. then we get to the day mueller was appointed special counsel, the day after. let s go through this one again and see if it rings a bell with you. who gives a f, one more a.d. and investigation leading to impeachment with a question mark. why are you talking about impeachment the day of special counsel s appointment? while you are thinking about that, let me give you other options you could have said. ....
no, to my knowledge. do uconn firm what the inspector general would say there are no evidence of your personal opinion would notwithstanding any way it tainted the ongoing criminal investigation led by mr. mueller. i do. that s your testimony under oath. i do. thank you. i am so sorry for the treatment that you are receiving today. i take no pleasure in watching this spectacle. thank you mr. strzok for being here. the chair recognize the chairman from texas for five minutes. i am a former prosecutor and i love being a prosecutor and i spent 22 years on the bench trying thousands of cases. i saw a lot of people in law ....