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From Cafe and WNYC Studios, welcome to Stay Tuned. I'm Pete Barara. This is the

investigation the speaker wants done and the manor he wants it done. That is to say,

not very seriously and with a different objective than the American people have.

That's Adam Schiff. As you all probably know, he's the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.

You've probably seen him on TV at some point. Congressman Schiff has been

loudly defending Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election

and has a lot of thoughts about the investigation that his own committee is conducting as well.

That's coming up. So obviously, one of the big pieces of news from this week from Monday

was that it was basically on cable television. It was Sam Nunberg day. He appeared on multiple

shows saying lots and lots of different things about the Mueller investigation, whether

he was going to comply with the subpoena. He made a lot of accusations about people. He

gave a lot of opinions about a lot of things, but I just wanted to make sure that one of

those opinions didn't slip through the cracks. This is Sam Nunberg on R.A. Melbershow

on MSNBC on Monday. That goes to a point that pre-Berara, who I'm sure you've heard

of, the federal prosecutor, very nice guy. I like his podcast, by the way. Yes, it's

true. I will take praise from anywhere I can get it. Well, the first question is, what

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