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William barr has traveled around to at least a couple of foreign capitals with him gathering evidence on the origins of the russia investigation. he said, our investigation has included developing information from other persons and entities. both in the u.s. and outside the u.s. based on the evidence collected to date and while our investigation is ongoing, last month we advised the inspector general we do not agree with some of the reports conclusions as to predication and how the fbi case was ...

Women b working in law enforcement. another report by michael horowitz was critical of the fbis handling of a wire tap application used early on in the wire probe. it did not find evidence that political bias affected how officials a conducting the investigation went about their jobs. case closed as far as the watchdog for the justice department isor concerned. and yet today the presidents attorney general william barr is publicly challenging his own i.g. and the u.s. attorney barr hand-picked t...

Maybe to ward off a long, drawn out campaign by the trump campaign to use impeachment to their benefit, but then there is ru rudy and his escapades. how does that play into all of this, in plain sight, continuing the "investigation" in ukraine. >> i think it it makes the case for those to speed this up as quickly as possible. they run the risk that the longer it drags on, for them to be muddying the waters, coming up with conclusions, and the faster they move they avoid this mueller situation th...

With some of the reports conclusions as to predcation and how the fbi case was opened. spoken to four former justice department or fbi officials who said this is the most stunning thing theyve seen in a stunning tenure of attorney general barr. >> a couple former doj officials sitting at this table who are perplexed and scratching our heads over the statement by durham.xe i find it hard to understand how a prosecutor in the middle of his investigation would decide to makehi an announcement he do...

People to decide. he is inviting foreign senior level. interference,s allowing foreig ive got to think there are people who worked on this for governments to decide that for us. months, professionally, mr. e orgoldman, its been confd carefully, seriously who see mr. that president trumps campaign barr come out and mr. durham who actively sought russias interferencely in our 2016 until today is. thought to hava good reputation. elections, correct? mr. durham out of the blue >> what special counse...

Presidents attorney general william barr and the u.s. attorney mr. durham who he tapped to investigate some of the same issues, have in the last hour undercut some of the reports conclusions. joining us now, chuck rosenberg former u.s. attorney and senior fbirn official, jason johnson, politics editor atso the root, former u.s. senator claire mccascle, frank, former assistant director of counterintelligence at the fib heidi, nbc news correspondent is here. frank weve been listening to this rivet...

Conclusions in how the fbi case was opened. facts are out and youve got the attorney general doesnt accept them, the president doesnt accept them? and it would appear his hand-picked prosecutor looking at some of the same things doesnt accept them or agree with them either. >> i cant make any sense of it. first ofan all what is he doing talking about his work? hes supposed to be a professional. if you must investigate, go get facts and then show them g to t american people. but dont be part of a...

Well reconvene. when we recessed we were about to hear from mr. castor. mr. castor, you care recognized for 45n minutes. >> afternoon, chairman, ranking member collins, members of the committee, members of the staff. thank you again for having me back, giving me an opportunity to testify about the evidence gathered during our impeachment inquiry. at the outset let me say that the evidence does not support theoe allegations that my democt colleagues have made. i dont believe the evidence leads to...

>> i dinplomat didnt look at t speeches. >> president trump goes to a lot of rallies and tweeting. it is difficult to draw too many conclusions from hiso tweets o statements of rallies. >> pardon me. >> the jemr. chairman - >> the gentleman is not recognized. t time. has the >> how many other rules are you going to disregard. >> gentleman is suspend. parliamentary inquiries are not in order atie this time. this is not appropriate to have a witness a questioner of somebody that was witnessing -- ...

Our 2016 elections. there is absolutely no evidence that this baseless -- of this baseless conspiracy theory. third, there is evidence that russia perpetrated the allegation that ukraine interfered in our 2016 elections. and finally, that russia benefits from the u.s. investigating ukraine,ne which s made clear through public testimony before your committee. so mr. goldman, is it fair to say that the intelligence community agrees with these four conclusions? >> the intelligence community definit...