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commencements since becoming president. it comes after the white house fallout of the sudden dismissal of james comey during the fbi investigation into possible ties between the trump administration or rather trump campaign, i should say and russia. now this is as four candidates prepare to interview today for the fbi director job. we have a team of political reporters and analysts standing by here. let s begin with cnn washington correspondent ryan nobles who is at the commencement. you see him there on the left. what are you hearing from the crowd there? i understand there s about 7,000 students and families who will be watching. what are they saying? what do they expect? reporter: well, this is expected to be a pretty friendly crowd for the president. this is a group of people and voters in particular that generally supported him during the election and, of course, here at liberty university their president jerry falwell jr. a very influential evangelical leader that allowe ....
oh my gosh. this is amazing. we re so much closer to home ownership. welcome to kasie d.c. i m kasie hunt. we re live 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern every sunday from washington. tonight, the president campaigns in pennsylvania, but there is new reporting out he s already getting cold feet about the republican candidate. we ll take you inside the remarkable race with former governor ed randall and boyle and costello. and anthony scaramucci joins us as more and more trump campaign insiders like hope hicks find themselves outside the white house. and just out tonight, brand-new reporting on the future of ivanka trump and jared kushner in the white house. but first, the president begins the week with major wins for his agenda, signing his tariff plan and announcing a meeting with kim jong-un. a potential breakthrough, but also a huge gamble. but in the background the advancing mueller investigation. the public melt down of a former staffer on live television, the exit of gary ....
that play in that situation. juan, what did you think? juan: i loved it. what s interesting about the brady thing, people are criticizing bill belichick, genius coach of the patriots, because his quarterbacks hand was injured. it had been injured and he was wearing gloves. i think there was no glove on the right hand last night. but to ask a guy to go out and catch a pass, 40 years old, what if he had gotten hit, some linebacker came across and hit him, wouldn t have been a celebration in boston. the other play, both catches. i thought that is high risk, fourth down. i am surprised they went for it. and then to do that, you ve got to take your hat off to the philly coach. jesse: great scheme and they executed it perfectly. dana, your mascot theory was correct. dana: i am 6 for 6. every year. follow me. what is a fleece auntie for antifa and destroying public and private property. somehow we find this acceptable. it is not acceptable behavior. you don t have any role ....
potentially it could be big. i mean, looking at michael cohen, what this means is the same tactic that we have seen happening in this investigation out of the southern district of new york, is happening, that we see happen in the mueller investigation. they go after other witnesses, encourage them to cooperate, and in this case you have this business partner who is cooperating, being offered significant being offered a potential sentence that is much smaller than what he could be facing. he could be facing 25 years for each count, owing millions of dollars in back taxes. all of that is being reduced, which says to me that he has some information that prosecutors would be interested in regarding michael cohen. that subsequently puts more pressure on michael cohen to cooperate to reduce his potential legal exposure and talk about whatever he knows that could aid the mueller investigation. it also, since this is outside of the jurisdiction of the mueller investigation, it really ....
A recap of the day s headlines and a look at what s in store for tomorrow. the american way, the judge said. donald trump attacked the mueller investigation today, in one tweet saying paul manafort was being treated more harshly than my boss out capone. another tweet saying, quote, this is a terrible situation. and jeff sessions should stop this rigged witchhunt right now. democrats express outrage at what they saw as a direct order to the attorney general of the president s attorney rudy giuliani said the president frequently uses twitter to express opinions and that is all he was doing today. he used the word should, there was no presidential directive. didn t direct them to do it and not going to direct him to do it. reporter: fox news learned robert mueller has responded by letter to donald trump s lawyers questions and demands about the scope of any potential interview between mueller and donald trump. mueller has not agreed to limit questions to matters of collus ....