Ty Cobb

Ty Cobb also said the former president "deserves blame" for the January 6 attack.

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Ty Cobb's comments came as House Democrats ramped up their investigations into the president, including two new wide-ranging inquiries launched on Monday.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has a long list of questions he wants to ask President Donald Trump.

The Yale-educated lawyer has served two former presidents and one vice president. He will now replace Ty Cobb, the White House has announced.

Ty Cobb had a security clearance but is set to leave his post at the end of May.

"The law firm of Larry, Mo and Curly, and of counsel Rudy, can't actually find out what the truth is," Scarborough said of Trump's legal team.

Earlier this week, the president hired Joseph diGenova to join the team.

The president's White House lawyer issued a contradictory statement after his personal lawyer said the Mueller probe must be stopped.

Trump hasn't committed to speaking with Mueller.

Cobb also echoed the call by Jay Sekulow and others for a second special counsel.

Trump's longtime backer says it's only a matter of time before the Russia probe and allegations of sexual misconduct take down the president.

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