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From the very beginning, the president, Donald Trump Jr., the Attorney General, a whole series of people have consistently lied about their interactions with Russians. 
President Trump has made it very, very clear that he wants to stop this investigation. And that flirts with obstruction of justice. The more often he says that, the more potential legal jeopardy he is in.
It's really simple. The president simply has to cooperate with this investigation. It's a lawful, legitimate investigation. No serious person questions that the Russians at the highest level were involved to try to influence our election.
They were using cyber-attacks, disinformation campaigns, hacking e-mails. We need to get to the bottom of what happened. To the extent that the president is trying to stop that, he's not only potentially committing a crime; he is harming the national security interest of the US.
Check out my full interview with @wolfblitzer on @CNN's The Situation Room discussing the Trump Tower Meeting - bit.ly/2LXSAhE
