Ben Dreyfuss, senior editor for Mother Jones, discusses new allegations that President Trump asked witnesses about what they told Special Counsel Robert Mueller in interviews. Despite the appearance of guilt, Dreyfuss explains the mere act of asking about interviews probably doesn't rise to the level of tampering. Dreyfuss also commented on Trump's upcoming meeting with video game executives, saying he doesn't expect anything to come from it.
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