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Cousin. nothing more transparent. the minus is its often like the couple that corals in public. if you ever go to a restaurant with a couple and they argue in front of you. you are like oh, god. its worse than when you are in a fight. watching other people fight. what we know is that trump vents and leaves it up to us to figure out how important it is. i would call him a bit of a div diva. [laughter] >> jesse: juan, second special counsel to investigate the fisa abuses? we know about the abuses....

Renewals and they dont tell the court that information, you are supposed to give the court the whole truth and nothing but the truth. i dont think they gave them the whole truth. so, this needs investigating. the only remedy is a second special counsel. >> julie: thats exactly the point. somebody lied. there is no question somebody lied. i mean, in light of memos released on capitol hill about both the fbi and the department of cruive, and its efforts to obtain fisa warrants to spy on a former t...

We have seen the picture last night of rob rosenstein and deputies and other officials at the department of justice. jeff sessions sitting there dining out at a restaurant in d.c. after that exchange between the president and jeff sessions, jeff sessions announcing this inspector general investigation into potentially massive fisa abuse and the president firing back on twitter essentially saying this is disgraceful this move by jeff sessions. what is the relationship there? >> the president is c...

That chairman gaudy set for the white house chief of staff to reply about security clearances at the white house. was that request met -- did the chief of staff send a reply to the chairman gowdy. >> were having conversation with the committee and continue working with them and i cant go any further than that at this point. >> do you think you might answer the committee? >> again were in regular conversations with them. and were going to continue working with them. trey. >> this week the preside...

Cetera. isnt lg an obama guy. why not use justice department lawyers. disgra disgraceful, exclamation point. kaitlan? >> reporter: that tweet after jeff sessions that michael who wits will be looking into the alleged abuses of surveillance. a few things wrong with the tweet, yes, he was appointed to his latest current position in 2012 by president barack obama but hes someone who worked in top roles at the doj under both republican and democratic administrations and once appointed to a job by ge...

Approved. you get the roof case in charleston where the individuals who were killed were in a church. i think americans want action. they expect action and we ought to take action. >> well see what happened today after the president meets with lawmakers of both parties. congressman steny hoyer, thanks. >> thank you. i want to go to abby phillip at the white house. we heard from the president moments ago really cutting into jeff sessions, the attorney general. the attorney general called for th...

Into alleged fisa abuse in the russia investigation. your reaction? >> i agree its disgraceful but its disgraceful because theres no evidence of fisa abuse. this is what it looks like when the walls start to close in. the presidents son-in-law lost his security clearance and paul man ma fort indicted for additional counts today and you saw yesterday the strategy with hope hicks has back fired so the president as he does, is acting out. >> you dont think there should be an investigation at all, r...

Calling this witch hunt theyre almost entirely republicans, right, the key players? >> yes. there are so many layers to this. he is claiming that there was some fisa abuses. but if you look at the schiff response to the nunes memo, there clearly were not any bouss of the fisa process. the four judges were republican appointees. jeff sessions himself is a republican. the head of the fbi, christopher wray is a republican. we have deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who is a republican. the com...

The president was going off every minute on the attorney general. he never said a word. and today is the first time he has broken his silence, wolf. and when asked -- i talked to a close source to the attorney general about what was the difference today, why today would he break his silence. i was told it was because the president went after doj attorneys. and for him, that was something of a red line. he felt like the president was just too in the weeds, weighing in on how doj attorneys, accord...

Tell us. >> a rare statement from the attorney general after tweets from the president, that he regrets hiring him. finally pushing back. we have initiated the appropriate process that will ensure complaints against this department will be fully and fairly acted upon if necessary. of course, hes referring to the referral to the inspector generals office, which he talked about those so-called fisa abuses, stemming from whats outlined in devin nunes memo of trump associates. then the attorney gene...