you were getting primaried within the next year or two, to protect your job, it s what these people do for a living. there just aren t that many heroes in the world, are not the same way they will not speak out when he gives false equivalencies or not. basic 101. how could they not? they re not. two ways trump goes. criminally. not politically, criminally or through an election and that s the game. he s not going politically because senators are going to want to keep their jobs and they know where the fringe voters are in fry ma in primaries, period. peter bake e is it your understanding at this point, the mueller probe was described to me not at all like an iceberg, you think you know what s underneath it, at least the iceberg, the top and bottom are both made of ice, but an underground village, you have no idea. he s add access to intercepts. seen what the allies have seen and heard about this president, other suspects. he s add access to all the witnesses we named and most likel
brought, how many guilty pleas they secured. but looking at that indictment, if you had any doubt, it was dispelled. the doubt, any doubt that if there was collusion, mueller is going to find it. if he found those, that key stroke evidence, donald trump or people around donald trump colluded with the russians which i think a lot of people you said people who were doubters for a long time are saying, hey, maybe this happened, mueller has got it. and that moment was to me just like, okay, we are if there s people to go down, they are going down. you re bursting. at the beginning of this investigation, you talked about an underground village. we knew there were several separate tracks. manafort had criminal liability, mike flynn had criminal liability, there were actions russians had taken, whether americans held and obstruction of justice. the first three are all done. mueller has taken care of manafort, gates and the russians. we don t know the questions about americans or the obs
anxious about it. so i just think this kind of has snowballed and gets bigger and bigger. if you remember we go back to the papadopoulos episode, nobody had ever heard of his name either and that was one of the cleanest-cut examples of criminally at th criminality that has come so far. when you hear the five names, there s a lot we don t know and that has got to keep the president and the white house on their toes. i m reminded, john, of the description someone gave of the mueller probe it s not an iceberg, it s an underground village. it s sprawling and there are parts you can t see anywhere of. when you talked in the intro about donald trump stewing in his own juices i m having trouble with that. sorry about that. anyplace on television, anywhere, eww. so, i was on vacation. i know. what i
of mccarthy by the senate, 35% of the country was still with mccarthy. 45% of the country right now, more or less, is with trump. i just think that this ferocity of the batting, the ferocity of what giuliani is doing. the ferocity of the tweets by president trump, that attempt to delegitimize the investigation, all suggest that they are fearful ultimately of what that truth will be. jim, the ferocity that jon is talking about, is the trees. do you think we re missing the forest is that bob mueller isn t just an iceberg, but an underground village. we have no idea what is going on down there, and it could very well be that he s farther along and more people ensnared in his net and there may be some casualties along the way who don t deserve to be outed by nunes, and the republican lemmings in the house. think michael would know this better than anyone. if you think about the coverage,