the President is facing an ominous choice within the first few minutes of his interview with Bob Mueller if it ever happens.

the narrative surrounding the purpose and the outcome of the Trump Tower meeting, it's changed so much over the course of last year.

I'm afraid it does, I mean if he's read parts of the constitution like the Second Amendment but is not terribly familiar with other parts of it like the First Amendment.

Unless he stops this soon, I will tell you, if there is violence against any reporter that's tied to this, the blood is going to be on his hands.

What this president and this White House seem to not to accept is that that's their responsibility at these rallies, to ensure that a free press can exercise day to day work.

President is angry at the press in general.

This administration has taken it to a whole new level. We haven't seen this level of suppression of critics, discrediting of the press on a regular basis.

They're trying to manipulate the press, they're trying to manipulate what questions they can ask and not ask.

This is the road to authoritarianism. We can't go too far down this road. It's very dangerous.

I'm afraid you're right, Anderson. The -- as healthy democracy depends heavily upon a robust debate with different points of view being freely expressed.

This is the worst day in the Trump presidency since Charlottesville.

I think he really hopes this was going to give him a lift in the midterm elections.