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Ing aagain -- turning against ti what do you make about the comments? >> there are a handful of those doing this, like rooney, theyre in right-wing districts where they have safe seats so they can mouth off this way. or theyre nuts. because the majority of the american people dont buy any of this. these attacks on the fbi, on robert mueller, make absolutely no sense. what robert mueller is doing is investigating infiltration of the united states election. computer hacking. espionage by russia. a...

Which is an extremely serious crime because youve got computer hacking, youve got defrauding the u.s. government, youve got mail fraud, wire fraud, youve got all kinds of possible serious felonies. what is left unsaid in this flynn deal is exactly what flynn has told them about what was done between the russians and the campaign. thats the part were waiting for. >> i want you to listen to this sound byte from senator feinstein today on michael flynn. >> i do not believe that general flynn was a ...

Russian dozen with that information and is the campaign working in any way, shape or form with the russian government and how these e-mails get released. this question of is there a federal crime committed involving computer hacking, this question of who, what, where, whos involved, all those would be questions for any of these investigators. >> heres a fascinating legal question. let us say that through a back channel, roger stone -- we know roger stones in touch with the president of the unite...

Democratic national convention, its all over the place. >> the october 7th moment to me seems key. right? because youve got "the washington post" publishes this story thats widely considered devastating for the trump campaign. and then four hours later wikileaks publishes the first tranche of podesta e-mails. from an investigative standpoint id imagine youd want to know what phone conversations or e-mails there were that day. >> muellers team or the house intelligence committee, 100% what theyre...

About it. chinese president xi. it doesnt work, according to general keane, the envoy went there and they started testing again. i dont know what kind of pressure the u.s. can put on china to get it to put pressure on north korea if it doesnt want to pair >> bret: u.n. security council meets tomorrow. they are already the biggest sanction country in the world. >> bret: the chinese can cut off all the oil shipments. they havent done that yet. >> china can do a lot more, and i hate to use an old t...

Yet we now know he himself received and forwarded an e-mail from donald trump jr. about contact the presidents son had with wikileaks. so, what do you make of this? >> well, its obvious whats going on is the russians stole the documents through computer hacking about hillary clinton and then dumped it into wikileaks. and the people in the trump campaign were collaborating. that much we know. how much the collaborating was, and who exactly it was, robert muellers going to find out. but everybody ...

White shoe law firm. do you have any way to change what you said to "the new york times" or anything since? >> no, and i would re-emphasize that stachlt. the mueller investigation is being very aggressive. its very broad in scope. special counsel mueller is focusing on a number of possible federal violations, obstruction of justice, computer hacking, a violation of the computer fraud and abuse act, a violation of the federal election campaign act, a violation of the foreign agent registration ac...

>> no, and i would re-emphasize that statement. the mueller investigation is being very aggressive. its very broad in scope. special counsel mueller is focusing on a number of possible federal violations, obstruction of justice, computer hacking, a violation of the computer fraud and abuse act, a violation of the federal election campaign act, a violation of the foreign agent registration act, violations of the irs laws and possibly even money laundering. so its a very broad investigation, but i...

Times" based on everything weve learned since? >> no, not at all. in fact, i would reemphasize that statement. the mueller investigation is being very aggressive. its very broad in scope. special counsel mueller is focusing on a number of possible federal violations, obstruction of justice, computer hacking, a violation of the computer fraud and abuse act, a violation of the federal election campaign act, a violation of the foreign agent registration act, violations of the irs laws and possibly ...

The president tweets sometimes when hes alone. so what you raise is actually a possibility. >> some of the intelligence collected includes communications that sparked concerns among investigators that manafort encouraged collusion with the campaign. so while not conclusive, youve got three sources that say that manafort encouraged the russians to help with the campaign. what does that say to you? >> first of all, even if there was mere knowledge by paul manafort that the russians were interferin...