15 years or so than anyone alive including probably anyone who s ever been married to donald trump. i totally agree. this is, again, the same analogy that was brought up about the mob investigation. i mean, if i were looking to find out what the boss was doing, who the boss was sleeping with, where the boss was, i d go for a chauffeur, go for the bodyguard. that s exactly what they re doing. federal prosecutors turned guys like that specifically in mob cases like that. i used to do it. i had a series of people like that in the witness protection program. you go for the people knowing the most, closely aligned with the person, with them every day, joke with them, talk about all kinds of things and the people that really know what s going on. now, whether or not he tells the truth, that s a different story. we have to fit a break in here. nick, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. thank you. coming up, donald trump publicly talked about firing the
really know how to win on his own. he wins. he can only win by attacking some adversary. he can live without friends but not without enemies. and i agree that this investigation is moving in a way that s very dangerous because robert mueller s running this like a mob investigation which is appropriate where money and power are concerned. and he is really looking into the money involved in the trump empire and that s i think what trump is most afraid of. and i think that s where this part of where this investigation is going to end up. let s look at the president this morning when he was asked about his memory of that meeting with george papadopoulos. mr. president, do you remember george papadopoulos during that march meeting? floating the idea of meeting with putin? i don t remember much about that meeting. it was a very unimportant
rules in this inquiry. rule one is what you just said. whenever he s attacking the justice department he s in a lot of trouble. and scientific rule two is, you can determine the depth of that trouble by how often he says the words hillary clinton. and we have had a cascade of attacks on hillary clinton over the last week. and it is a classic trump technique which is he doesn t really know how to win on his own. he wins. he can only win by attacking some adversary. he can live without friends but not without enemies. and i agree that this investigation is moving in a way that s very dangerous because robert mueller s running this like a mob investigation which is appropriate where money and power are concerned. and he is really looking into the money involved in the trump empire and that s i think what
house intelligence committee investigators and long time trump bodyguard and predates the campaign by many, many years. they intend to ask him about some of the allegations in the russian dossier and ask him about donald trump s personal behavior in moscow in 2013. and it seem that is that would be territory that the special prosecutor would want to go over with keith shiller, also. and keith shiller knows more about what donald trump has done in his personal life in the last 15 years or so than anyone alive including probably anyone who s ever been married to donald trump. i totally agree. this is, again, the same analogy that was brought up about the mob investigation. i mean, if i were looking to find out what the boss was doing, who the boss was sleeping with, where the boss was, i d go for a chauffeur, go for the bodyguard. that s exactly what they re doing. federal prosecutors turned guys like that specifically in mob cases like that. i used to do it. i had a series of peop
like a mob investigation. you don t start at the top, you start at the bottom, you work your way up and the interesting thing watching this play out is everyone sort of has an excuse. i didn t know. i was given bad information. a lot of finger pointing. not acceptable. and we re seeing they re holding these people to their actions and their word. good. stay on it. sara ganim, thank you very much. three families who lost loved ones in the worst mass shooting in u.s. history are suing facebook, twitter and google. they re in a civil suit involving the pulse nightclub in orlando. the families of javier reyes, juan guerrero and tevin crosby say they were radicalized by using those.