Episode 76
Former U.S. attorney Chuck Rosenberg, former assistant Director of the FBI Frank Figliuzzi, former RNC Chairman Michael Steele, MoveOn's Karine Jean-Pierre, former Chief of Staff to VPs Biden and Gore, MSNBC contributor John Heilemann and AP's Jonathan Lemire on the questions Congress will have to answer following Mueller's report.
Former DOJ spox Matt Miller, MSNBC contributor John Heilemann and AP's Jonathan Lemire on the initial findings in Mueller's report and what Congress' next move regarding the president will be.
Rep. Ted Lieu from the House Judiciary Committee on Mueller's findings and the role Attorney General Barr played to in an effort to preemptively spin details of the report.
Nicolle Wallace and NYT's Mike Schmidt on parts of Mueller's report that depict several individuals inside the White House refusing to follow Trump's orders, which could have potentially lead to obstruction.
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