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Associates he disagrees with one of the doj inspector generals key conclusions, that the fbi had enough information in july of 2016 to justify launching an investigation into the trump campaign and russia. joining me now is barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney and an msnbc contributor, and matt miller, former chief spokesman to attorney general eric holder and an msnbc justice and security analyst. barbara, first to you, what would be the impact of william barr trying to pour cold water, if he ...

They would come out so theres a kind of spontaneity and free flow of people talking about their authentic conclusions and its horrifying. >> you made it perfectly clear you dont intend to release those tapes. perfectly clear. >> it would be up to the supreme court to make the decision. on july 24th, 1974, the court issued its ruling. >> good morning, the supreme court has just ruled on the tapes controversy and he has that ruling. >> its the unanimous decision, 8-0. ordering the president of the...

Bunch of names of people who no longer work at the fbi. >> do you trust the fbi and cia because none of them have come to the conclusions youve come to? do you trust them now? >> who are you talking about? >> the cia and the fbi. >> i dont trust andrew mccabe, i dont trust james comey, i dont trust peter strzok, i dont trust john brennan. >> that is the essence of the trump deep-state conspiracy theory that suggests what eventually became the mueller investigation was started by fbi officials de...

He threw out a bucnch of names off people who no longer with irk at the fbi. >> do you thrust fbi or cia because none of them have come to the conclusions youve come to? the cia and fbi? >> i dont trust james comey, peter struck. i dont trust john brennan. >> that is thessan essence of t trump deep-state conspiracy theory that suggests what eventuallycame the mueller investigation was started by fbi officials deeply prejudice against donald trump while he was running for president. attorney gene...

People who no longer work at the fbi. >> do you trust the fbi and cia now because none of them -- any of the conclusions you have come to. im just curious do you trust them now? >> now who are you talking about? >> the cia and fbi. >> i dont trust andrew mccabe. i dont trust james chemo. i dont trust peter struck. i dont trust john brennen. >> that is the essence of the trump deep state conspiracy theory that insists what eventually became the mueller investigation was started by fbi officials w...

Century, theyre going to be mining social media. theyll be looking for whatever digital imprint or digital exhaust this attacker might have left behind. >> london officials have declared this a terrorist incident. i want to be careful not to jump to conclusions before we know more, but does this have the markings of any specific group? >> it does. i heard some terrorism experts talk about this. this appears to be the type of extremist similar in nature to the one that happened a couple months ag...

What comes to your mind? what are you thinking when you first heard about this and what we do know about this? >> a terrorist attack very likely. i dont want to jump to conclusions, but some sort of act of terrorism. certainly wasnt a robbery. it wasnt a demonstration. so its a terrorist attack. probably a lone wolf type of situation. again were speculating and making a wild guess here. if i would bet dinner with you i would bet its a terrorist attack. >> arthel: well, there we are. you have lot...

Process. a lot of people are wondering if this will be an indictment on the process itself. the intelligence community are seriously damaged with this whole thing. >> its one big rorschach test every single time. on and on. there will be information in there that will enable each side to claim victory and the talking points. your point is 100% on the money. we will look at the report closely and study it and make our conclusions about how serious the argument is that there were in priorities. >>...

Impeachment related developments as well as new legal developments concerning the presidents advisers both past and current. this morning the federal judge overseeing the case of president trumps first national security advisor michael flynn agreed to delay his sentencing. flynn, you will remember, pled guilty in 2017 to lying to the fbi about his conversations with the russian ambassador. he he had scheduled to be sentenced on december 18th. today at the request of both flynns lawyers and prose...

D.c. district judge emmitt sullivan agreed to postpone flynns sentencing date until after the departments inspector general issues a report into the origins of the russia investigation. now, the president and his allies have recently been hyping up that report and its potential to outline major wrongdoing by fbi figures who were tasked into looking into the russia scandal. the president recently said the reports conclusions may be, quote, the biggest scandal in the history of our country. the bi...