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It around or anything or take it out." >> and he says, "well, you know, gil was in the c.i.a." i was like, "no, i -- i -- i didnt know that." he goes, "oh, yeah--" >> did you believe that? >> no. and then, he pulled out an id that said, "the c.i.a." on top of it. it had gils picture on it and his name. and then, it had this m -- badge in there that said, "special officer." >> the badge was -- was obviously, you know, from walmart or -- or kmart or something like that. it was definitely a fake. >...

Just gone. i think in russia they wouldnt be gone so easily. >> now both republicans and democrats are speaking out. the bipartisan senate intelligence committee reaffirmed that the intelligence -- reaffirmed the intelligence communitys assessment that donald trump did nothing to defend yesterday. i should note, we invited on all the republicans on the senate intelligence committee to talk about all of this. those republican members have all declined. joining me right now, democratic senator amy...

>> harris: all right. we will be watching all of it. cover the news as it happens. congressman biggs of the grit state of arizona, we appreciate you stepping out and speaking with us before it was in a breakpoint. >> thank you, harris. >> harris: yes, now someone from the other side of the political aisle and remember where the conversation went today. things came up, like immigration and how they could be focused on -- i think that that was representative jackson lee, talking about all of the o...

Patton boggs. he had office space in new york there. the firm did not have a key to the office. the office was always locked. he used his own computer server. is there any reason you could think of why that would be necessary? >> i dont know whether or not that actual was actually a patton square boggs office or if it was that they made a deal with him as a consultant to be able to be affiliated with that firm. a lot of lobbying firms in washington. -- a lot of them will bring on people like mic...

For columbus nova. for at&t, and we dont know whether he did that. that would be being a lobbyist, however, just being an adviser, as a sitting attorney, as a personal attorney for the president, is that okay? >> well, you know, in terms of whether or not its leg or not. i dont know what his ethical requirements are, vis-a-vis the bar. and things like that. did he break the law? it doesnt seem to me. >> the question is, is this right? is this something that america likes, no, it is not. america ...

Up as a surprise defendant in the mueller investigation, his father-in-law, herman khan, turned up twice before in relation to the u.s. attack and intrigue surrounding it. his company alpha was the subject of mysterious reports about unexplained communications between a computer server in moscow and a computer server in trump tower. those mysterious communications between the two computer servers during the campaign remain unexplained. they may have been a fluke or unrelated to everything else g...

Turned up twice before in relation to the u.s. attack and intrigue surrounding it. his company alpha was the subject of mysterious reports about unexplained communications between a computer server in moscow and a computer server in trump tower. those mysterious communications during the campaign, those remain unexplained. they may have been a fluke or unrelated to everything else going on in russia and the trump campaign but that was an early mention in the scandal. he then appeared in the chri...

The russian bank and the computer server, the russian bank hired american lawyers to look into this matter, which they were starting to get a lot of bad and weird press about, and basically to investigate it internally and to help convince anybody investigating the matter that it was just an innocuous communication, that there was nothing weird going on there. alpha bank wanted to get out ahead of those stories. well, one of the lawyers who alpha bank hired specifically to do that was a lawyer w...

We dont know. but there and really nobody has had any idea what to do with it since we first found out about it. right before the election, late.com and. >> in the spring of 2016, a computer server that was part of the trump organization started communicating with unusual frequencies, almost exclusively with a server that was associated with a big russian bank called alpha bank. we have no idea what was going on with that communication between the trump server and the russianal bank. but we do...

Judicial analyst. you just heard alan dershowitz. he said that this investigation and the way in particular the handling of obtaining these emails was sloppy, do you agree? >> i dont agree. bob mueller doesnt issue subpoenas, he gets them from a grand jury. in order to get them from a grand jury someone has to present a need to the grand jur jury. someone testified to the grand jury and they issued the subpoena. >> martha: he said thats not a hard process and you should have done that. >> profes...