ainsley: over the next hour. [laughter] brian: five opening theme invite gather, five-minute statement opening by collins and then in opening statements. different one in the morning and one in the afternoon. two different committees, a lot of unscripted situations and big-time agendas. ainsley: three hours judiciary committee and then they take a 30 minute break at 12:00 o clock another two, 2.5 hours in the intel committee. steve: it will take place inside one of those people committee hearing rooms in the rayburn office building and across the street from the capital. somehow griff jenkins has gotten inside the actual room in his right over by the witness table where mr. mueller will fit in about 90 minutes. reporter: that is right. good morning. they will clear the room here momentarily but they re letting us have a look. you broke it down while at 8:30 less than 90 minutes you have that first opening statement by chairman nadler and five-minute ranking member doug
then we can tell the real choice for the egyptians. i m going to ask you to stand by. i want to bring in glenn kessler. you ve been listening to what s taking place in washington, d.c. i m waiting for president obama to take questions about the concerns coming out of egypt. what do you think so far about his statements, about the diplomacy that s tried to be reached with mubarak? well, what struck me about the president s statement opening in the news conference was it was almost word for word exactly what he said two days ago, which suggested the president is not interested in trying to move the policy forward. they re trying to let the process unfold, hope something can come out of the meeting that they re hoping for tomorrow between the opposition and the government, and the administration really seems to be in a position of not wanting to rock the boat but hoping that