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Should stand. >> i want you to listen with us to chairman nunes, republican chairman of your committee, talking with sean hannity. well talk about it on the other side. >> part of the reason why we know that were right is because the relentless attacks on me, trey gowdy. i mean they even go as far in their memo, they attack trey gowdy and myself in their memo and they come to conclusions. what did they say for ten days? they said that our memo came to all sorts of conclusions. our memo just list...

Who is in the past worked for robert mueller, jill wine-banks back with us as well, attorney and former assistant watergate special counsel, and michael crowley returns to our studio. national security editor and senior correspondent for politico. michael, you get to go first by dint of your shared byline tonight. is this a case of believing they have everything to lose -- team trump does -- and very little to gain? >> yeah, i think thats what they believe. they think that they are basically exp...

And now is not the time to do that. >> from wall street to another wild political day here in wash. saying that the nunes memo totally vindicates him. now after the white house said that president trump wanted all information with the russia probe available to the american public, he is likely going to have to decide whether to declassify a memo written by the other side. democrats. it contradicts the conclusions in the nunes memo. the presidents attacks on the top democrat adam schiff are any i...

Freight trains do that. passenger trains do that. it just so happens that csx is who owned this particular stretch of the track. >> to have two deadly crashes in less than seven days, its difficult for people who look at this and say the rail system in the united states is as it should be. what message do you want to send right now to train travelers? >> well, i think that weve got to look at each individual accident and decide whats going to there. on wednesday, it appears that somebody had a g...

So then for taking these are the. most meaningful conclusions from. this and you cant include. the phone. six. ok. to tell that day i found it and i dont i say osmond now feel that its not now but yet at the moment i think i meant that my names but thats not going to come i know you have it down to my little. but. its with a mccomas dog so i want the whole side of the bowl you over. some of the how much of a person is the. john mccormack of dharma both of which arent. ok

>> it is his direct line to the people and his direct line to his base. so i dont have a problem with most of the tweets. i understand why he is so upset about this whole ordeal. that said, im with you, ed, im with you, kennedy. because you know, think about it like this. when you were in school and you had to write a term paper and you had your thesis and five different books and go through the books and pull different quotes and put it altogether and come up with your conclusion, and you know,...

I think there is a lot more information we probably need to get to understand the full read on that. >> jon: the president -- i mean, despite his protestations, this memo doesnt clear him necessarily. >> the president said over the weekend this fully vindicates him. i think you saw a lot of republicans gowdy saying not so fast. there is still an investigation, aspects of an investigation that have to be resolved. >> it does raise the question of poll itization of intelligence. you have democrats...

And damage to our intelligence sources and methods by virtue of the republican memo. you are not hearing those limits anymore because they obviously come there was nothing in that memo that would of rise to that problem. so you have to be -- and have to keep a scorecard about the claims that are being made. i guess on both sides. about the memos and what theyre going to do. but i think this one, from the democrats, is well on its way to release. we will see to what extent it knocks down conclusi...

Grassley are asking the justice department and f.b.i. to now do an emergency declassification because they think much of the document should now be public because some of the information is consistent with what was in that house intelligence committee memo that was released on friday. i think its worth noting that it may be a case of overclassification by the f.b.i. and justice department because there are portions where they redact the title of media reports including a "washington post" report...

Its their responsibility to investigate things. if theyre going to be attacked for it before theyve come to conclusions about what they found, seems unfair to them. frankly, a lot of them worry they may never get out of this political thicket theyve gotten themselves in. >> the bias of a potential witness -- its the credibility of the information that go get you into an investigation, so zaerit doesnt matter whos giving it to you. chuck rosenburg served james comey and is an msnbc contributor....