Welcome to The Investigation. I'm John Santucci, senior editorial producer here at ABC.

Chris Velasto is off, but joining me today is Catherine Faldors, our White House and Capitol Hill reporter.

And we wanted to zoom out and just sort of see where the road ahead looks for

President Trump and his legal team. We know Robert Mueller is heading up to the Hill in the next

couple of weeks, but we've got congressional investigations, investigations in New York,

Southern District probes, and the New York State Attorney General. So who better to break down

where the road ahead leads for the president, but his lead

attorney.

Joining us right now, President Trump's counsel, Jay Seculo.

Jay, thanks for joining us.

Thanks for having me, John.

So, Jay, you know, we were thinking about it this morning as we were getting ready to speak

with you.

If you think about President Trump's legal team and all the iterations that

it's gone through over the last two and a half years, you're the last man standing, Jay,

from the originals. Well, you know, I have a theory on that, and I'm a drummer by 40 years

of playing drums and 45 years of playing drums. So I've got a tempo, and I think part of the

successor is having the right tempo. So I think I stayed in the group, so to speak. Well, I think you're leaving

the band right now. You know, you've got to recruit new band members, but you've got to stay in the

pocket, as they say, it's going to say. So we're more of that. You know you would. But listen, you know, where this is all moving forward now, right?

So Robert Mueller's investigation's done.

He's going to be testifying in the next week.

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