During an all-attorney panel on special counsel Robert Mueller's juggernaut investigation into the Trump White House that has picked up steam with former aide Sam Nunbereg undergoing hours of questions before a grand jury, MSNBC host Joy Reid asked her experts who should be next in Mueller's hot seat.
With the exception of one panelist, the prime target was identified as Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner.
"Let's talk about collusion," Reid proposed. "It's getting closer, the idea of collusion. Sam Nunberg who has known Donald Trump a long time, he was fired from the campaign, and now he's talking all kinds of talk."
Following a discussion of others in Trump's orbit who have been sucked up in the Mueller investigation -- including indicted Paul Manafort and Rick Gates -- host Reid asked her panel who they would personally target if they were the prosecutor and who might be next.
"Who would be the next person you would indict in order to get to the truth" Reid asked.
"Kushner," ex-Watergate prosecutor Nick Akerman quickly responded.
Former Bronx prosecutor Seema Iyer interjected, " Don Jr."
"Jared Kushner, he's got the keys to the castle," MSNBC legal analyst Paul Butler bluntly stated.
"Sorry Jared," Reid quipped.
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