Last night, The Hill hosted a trivia night for staffers. The winners: Erika Burnett, Niv Elis, Adam Hainsfurther, Naomi Jagoda, Rebecca Kheel, Ellen Mitchell and Jenn Sharkey. Congrats! ​ And I thought you’d enjoy this: The best team name was "How I Met Your Mueller."

At least one phone call between a phone line associated with Cohen and the White House was intercepted, the person said.

“Us lawyers have talked about it, we don’t believe it’s true,” Giuliani told The Daily Beast. “We think it’s going to turn out to be untrue because it would be totally illegal. You can’t wiretap a lawyer, you certainly can’t wiretap his client who’s not involved in the investigation. No one has suggested that Trump was involved in that investigation. So they’re going to wiretap the lawyer, his client, and his client the president of the United States? I don’t think so, not if they want to stay out of jail. Disclosing a wiretap is a federal felony. I never took ‘em home when I was a U.S. attorney.”

Phred wrote:I didn't realize that attorneys couldn't be wire tapped.

slugsrbad wrote:

Phred wrote:I didn't realize that attorneys couldn't be wire tapped.

Sit down Phred, I have something to say to you - Giuliani may be lying.

Uncle Milty wrote:a portable cone of silence

Monkeyboy wrote:This is what it's going to take, wire taps and videos. Only the very worst Trump supporters will be able to deny it. I suspect there's a lot more stuff like this. Manafort was under FISA warrant and it's possible Flynn was. They won't be the only ones. This was so blatantly obvious that Mueller could have probably gotten a warrant just from the information available in the newspapers. They did half this stuff in plain site. And when they tried to cover things up, they stumbled around like idiots.