With the 'Russian collusion' case against the Trump administration all but dead, the mainstream media has shifted their full attention to now building an obstruction of justice case against the White House.  As such, CNN hosted Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel appointed in the 90's to look into various Clinton scandals, including the Vince Foster death and Monica Lewinsky episode, this morning to get his thoughts on the topic.

CNN:  "Do you think there is a case there?"

Starr:  "It's too soon to tell. From what I've seen — and of course we don't know a whole lot — the answer is no.  But it is going to be investigated and so we will soon know."

"Obstruction of justice is really a very hard crime to make out.  It's not just you want the investigation to go away, you suggest that the investigation goes away.  You've got to take really affirmative action and Director Comey said in his testimony that even though the expression was hope, he took it as a directive."