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They are undermining the publics trust in the fbi and the department of justice. >> yeah. and that is something that could have long-term damaging affects. in an effort to protect himself for the short -- for the short-term president trump is causing this long-term damage to the fbi. when you think about what is the average citizen start to think about the fbi, theyre told they are in tatters, they are a disgrace. what affect does that have when fbi agents are interviewing witnesses in a kidnapp...

Positive affect on society. showing more content from your friends and rating news sources. the vitriol and hateful political rhetoric. mark zuckerberg cannot control it. it is at a nasty level. >> people not going on as much. "early start" continues right now. >> a standoff with the president and the fbi. new questions raised about a republicanlleges abuses at the fbi. we know the document was changed after the intel committee voted to publicly release it. did the president once again blur ...

E-mails of donald trump jr. he said would eventually come out, putting a lie to the cover story that came out the night before and according to corallos version of events, hope hicks said those e-mails will never come out. this concerned corallo and made him think she might be planning a white house -- might be trying to do something with the e-mails. as you pointed out, the lawyer for hope hicks strongly denied it and as we point out in our story, certainly there would have been difficulties do...

>> right. ali, we already know the russians attacked our elections but the argument about whether carter page was properly surveilled, because that is what it is about, it should be happening within the context of a bigger investigation into what russia did. but because it is unfolding this way, the russians in affect are also attacking our constitution. theyre attacking the balance of power, the checks and balances. because this is doing grave damage as youre other guests have said earlier, it ...

And this is -- its one of the things weve also heard from people who have not read the memo. they said, this will undermine the special counsel. it does not, at all. i want the special count to continue. i want him to finish his work. i dont want to impede him in any way. but this memo simply doesnt do that. and once again, maybe today, maybe tomorrow, in the next few days, youre going to be able to see the memo. and when you do, i would challenge anyone, how does this affect the special counsel...

People like it. how important are president trumps words? we are living in an era where we say it doesnt matter. think about fdr, the freedom speech in 1941. this is a moment. could it be a moment for the president or, in the world of trump, there are no moments? >> this thin this case, it will have that affect. you are talking fdr. everyone was trained to talk about the slightest knnuance. in 1941, he said the world should have four freedoms. thats something we should fight for. it was a sign t...

Be. because theres no legitimate basis to fire him, its something we have discussed here on your show since june for sure and perhaps thats had some affect on don mcgahn and others in the white house who tried to prevent and did succeed in preventing trump from following his instinct to fire robert mueller. >> carl, the irony, of course the backlash against nixon was so strong he had to appoint a new special prosecutor, leon jawors jaworski, theres no different than if the president had fired mu...

Campaign accused of sexual harassment and then notes coming out that hillary clinton actually saved his job, essentially, even though she was asked to let him go. at that time, she tweeted out responding to that today. a story appeared today about something that happened in 08. i was dismayed when it occurred, but was heartened the young woman came forward, was heard and had her concerns taken seriously and addressed. as we understand, he was docked pay for several weeks, he underwent sexual har...

>> so he not only fired him but declared the prosecutors office disbanded. what kind of affect did that have on you and your colleagues and how unnerved do you think the mueller team is, at all? >> it was total intellectual shock, we had the idea this might happen, indeed, john had just pled guilty the day before, and he called me immediately after he heard the news and said, what do we do now? and the judge settled down, the grand jury called him in and said, youre still in business, the firing...

Remembrance, let us repeat the words of our own commitment. never again. never again. >> meanwhile early this week, secretary tillerson accused russia responsibility for chemical weapons attacks in syria. >> meanwhile back at home, the president denying that report that he planned on firing special counsel, robert mueller. how will this affect the russian investigation? well talk about that with a republican congressman from new york straightahead. plus the framework of immigration formed resist...