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But what we see every single day is strong indicators that the special counsel is moving to some pretty, i think, decisive conclusions. >> sam stein, devin nunes does not want to hear from the fbi director because he says the director of the fbi is under investigation by devin nunes and his committee. >> its a remarkable thing to say. although more remarkable that apparently the democrats were caught completely by surprise by this. but it gets to something that john was talking about, which is t...

Discredit what is going on in a legitimate investigation as we are seeing every day, and i agree with you guys, were days, even months, behind where the special counsel is in terms of information developed. but what we see every single day is strong indicators that the special counsel is moving to some pretty, i think, decisive conclusions. >> sam stein, devin nunes does not want to hear from the fbi director because he says the director of the fbi is under investigation by devin nunes and his c...

And he would also last week complaining about rod rosenstein again, maybe he should fire him, and he believes this memo, if it becomes public, would give him the pretext or the grounds to potentially fire rosenstein, to make changes in the department of justice generally that he thinks could help him with the mueller probe. and at the very least, even if hes not able to sort of ward it off, he is laying the groundwork for whenever these conclusions are reached, whatever they are, that trust is n...

Again, maybe he should fire him, and he believes this memo, if it becomes public, would give him the pretext or the grounds to potentially fire rosenstein, to make changes in the department of justice generally that he thinks could help him with the mueller probe. and at the very least, even if hes not able to sort of ward it off, he is laying the groundwork for whenever these conclusions are reached, whatever they are, that trust is now so eroded by the president attacking his own department of...

Constitution. but nunes didnt go about in in a watch dog kind of way. he went through in a back door way that seemed to undermine the potential nobility of what they are doing. >> it was to say no more ungainly. but there has been a lot of ungainliness going around. until yesterday afternoon i thought the fbis problem was there might be facts injurious to the national security and revealed by releasing the memo. yesterday afternoon they said they were worried about the omission of some facts whi...

Charged and whoever the perpetrator is stirring up hatred means exploiting peoples uncertainty and fear is anyone who speaks of the people but only mean certain parts of the population is threatening our democratic world and was. this free democratic constitutional and peaceful germany in which we have the good fortune to live today it has been built on historical experiences of immeasurable violence. the authors of our constitution drew conclusions from that history this is one reason why many ...

Then we can come to conclusions. >> bill: two answers ago you referred to it. lets expand on that now. paul ryan 24 hours ago on this program was speaking from capitol hill and he made four major points about why he will release the memo and what americans should think about it. the fourth point he mentioned is something you just talked about and that is the integrity of these great american institutions be it the department of justice or the f.b.i. and how important it is to maintain the trust ...

So it is our job in conducting transparent oversight of the executive branch to get to the bottom of that. this is a completely separate matter there would be muellers investigation. and his investigation should be allowed to take its course. >> "washington post" reports that the inspector on general is examining andrew mccabes handling of the hillary clinton e-mail probe in the final weeks of the election. people familiar with the matter tell the "post" that the internal investigation has been ...

Situation between the famous torture memo -- it wasnt a memo, it was a report done by the senate intelligence committee five years ago where number one it was first given the lengthy document, 6,000 pages, 500 page summary was given to the c.i.a. in advance so they could respond to it. >> because the information was so sensitive. >> exactly. >> and classified they needed to sign off on it. >> and we wanted to get their point of view on the conclusions. so i remember having meetings with individu...

Need to know about the presidents priorities. without reading it and without hearing from the intelligence agencies or the fbi over the damage it would do with the public release. >> reporter: the republicans running the investigation mike conroy pushed back on schiffs assertions. they are prepared to release the memo drafted by schiff. it comes to the different conclusions than the devin nunes memo. they he wawant to follow the sa procedures as the nunes memo. they want access to the classified...