If they haven't crossed that line, they've come perilously close. And their behavior, ironically, when they're talking about the mob, looks a lot like how mob behavior looks like. And it's a shameful moment when the presidency of the United States.
Connolly comments on the potential witness tampering behavior of Trump and Giuliani.
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