Former Prosecutor Maya Wiley: Potential 2019 Mueller Indictments | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC

Watergate Prosecutor Nick Akerman and Attorney Maya Wiley join Ari Melber to discuss the biggest legal news stories in 2018, interviews with key Mueller witnesses on “The Beat” and what could be in store for those involved in the Mueller probe in 2019.

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Former Prosecutor Maya Wiley: Potential 2019 Mueller Indictments | The Beat With Ari Melber | MSNBC

[Peter_S_]

❤️ Maya Wiley! That's what strength, honor, and integrity look like.

[davidfaubion]

Beautiful humanist law and journalism Maya, Ari and Nick

[publicitaz]

Here in Norway I use MSNBC, CNN and some other networks to keep up to date with "Trump events" I am a HUGE fan of this fantastic woman named Maya Wiley. A big thanks to Ari Melber, who I like alot, for bringing her on. Great TV couple!

[diymk]

I wish Maya would run for office. We need more politicians with integrity and wisdom.

[James-yerp]

Maya Wiley helping out Sam Nunberg was one of the best things I saw in 2018. Good on you Maya. Sam needed your help, and you truly gave it. Best to you in the new year.

[TrackTime]

That moment with Maya, Ari and Sam was a powerful moment. It was amazing the amount of compassion that was kindly being offered to Sam who was clearly distressed with the situation. While obviously Ari is going to do his artful interrogation, like Maya stated, it was Ari's tone that set up the healthy exchange/conversation that likely saved Sam time in the pokey. It was that day that caused me to seek out Maya's Twitter to follow her because her tone also helped keep the conversation going. "I think your family would like you home for Thanksgiving and hope you would testify". This came across as more heartfelt rather than prosecutorial.

[mypillowguy]

I lied about lying about the lie I told when I wasn't telling the truth about alternative facts but I'm telling the truth now even though truth isn't truth.

[kekedream]

If RBG goes (god forbid) can we put Maya Wiley on the Supreme Court? Because she is the best 😊

[NiijiBorn]

I loved how Maya used her womanly emotional instinct to get him to testify.. Something Beautiful to see..

[BartAlder]

Ari: You were telling the truth about a lie.
Corsi: No. Yes.

[kimberlys]

Santa Mueller delivers.
He's an *American hero* in every way.

[fofk]

Here the media shows how absolutely essential they are in the process of democracy. Wise analysis and good counsel to poor old Nunberg.

[bigtrev]

I could listen to these three all day long. I enjoy when Nick & Maya are on debating.

[devcarter]

Jerome Corsi must have forgotten he was being interviewed by Ari Melber who is a lawyer.

[TraderTimmy]

Maya Wiley and Ari, Merry Christmas. Your service to journalism is outstanding, and we thank you for that.

[ichifish]

Maya Wiley is exactly the kind of person we need in public service.

[geraldcarron]

Hey Jerome, look at the bright side, you`ll be eating healthier in prison

[chukroste]

Its amazing how Maya Wiley is able to speak with honesty and conviction without being hostile to opposing arguments. True honor and integrity.

[radwulfeboraci]

So there's Stone telling you what his job is ( 5:38 ) 'He'd have to 'make things up/lie' to testify against the Pres. Just when things are tightening around Trump out comes his 'red herring' Stone/Corsi. Their job is to promote the talking point that the people who testify for Mueller are liars because they have been entrapped. They know the facts and (surprise) there's nothing to tell therefore everyone else is lying. (Say the professional liars)

[johnedwardjones]

Good interview. Helps my understanding. Never have understood Corsi other than being in charge of birther bs.