Well, welcome back to the Bill Bennett show. Boy, lots going on, Claude, it's a busy summer.

There's a lot happening, yeah, you're right.

It's the podcast that helps you translate Trump. There's lots to translate today these days. We're going to dive

deep into the Mueller hearings with John Yu. What's left legally to do or to happen?

John Yu is a law professor at Berkeley, a professor of law, director of the Korea Law Center, the California

Constitution Center, and the Law School's Program in Public Law and Policy.

He's also a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, worked in the Bush

Administration and is regarded by his friends and colleagues

as an estimable brilliant lawyer, lawyers lawyer, and by his enemies as the guy who designed

the interrogation techniques for the captured people after 9-11.

I admire him for a lot, a lot of people damn him for it.

So Claude, a ton of ink and airtime on the Mueller hearings.

Right.

I've been saying there's a two universes here, you know, the universe of the left and the

liberals and then the Trump world.

Almost everybody on the Trump side said, well that's it.

Or Peggy Lee's lyric and a great song called,

Is that all there is?

Because if that's all there is, there ain't nothing.

Right, right. But the democrats are saying well

this you know fuels impeachment absolutely not say Republicans but that seems to be

where they're going I don't think there's much question that it was a

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