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Consistent with his belief this hes long held. >> as you heard moments ago house speaker nancy pelosi says hes gone rogue. his critics say hes acting more than the presidents personal attorney. at this point why would barr choose to be this kind of u.s. attorney general? i mean hes been in this spot before, but hes handling it differently. >> well, i think hes handling it differentially with his powers with the executive branch. the one thing i took issue with and i wrote a cnn piece on it, his ...

People can read it for themselves. it seems as both people on the political aisles have read this document, theyve come to different conclusions. i want your thoughts what you see when you read the five pages? do you see a quid pro quo? or do you see treason, bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors? that would pertain to potential impeachment or a quid pro quo conversation? what do you see? >> i see a conversation that covers a wide variety of issues and no, i dont see anything impeachable here ...

Anyone disagree with that? doug, you dont agree? its not pay to play. >> im not an investigator. im not ready. if were going to look at the president. >> sean: you think youre going to get a multimillion dollar consulting contract on oil and gas if you didnt have experience or experience in the country? >> i dont think so. >> you think youre going to get a billion in private -- well have great companies like goldman sachs. why do we go to goldman sachs before whitey bulgers nephew. >> other prob...

They were paying the kid to get influence on the president and many would? doug, you dont agree? >> if we are going to look at the president -- >> sean: you think youre going to get a multimillion dollar consulting contract in oil and gas if you dont have any experience in the country? you think youre going to get a billion in private -- i mean, i know we have great companies like goldman sachs. why would we go to goldman sachs when we can go to "whitey" bulgers nephew? >> to me, we do a fair-mi...

Anyone disagree with that? doug, you dont agree? its not pay to play. >> im not an investigator. im not ready. if were going to look at the president. >> sean: you think youre going to get a multimillion dollar consulting contract on oil and gas if you didnt have experience or experience in the country? >> i dont think so. >> you think youre going to get a billion in private -- well have great companies like goldman sachs. why do we go to goldman sachs before whitey bulgers nephew. >> other prob...

Youve got to bring the people if youre going to be a leader. sometimes you stand alone, but thats not often. >> and governor, in terms of you saying that republicans should say something about this and they shouldnt say this doesnt matter, heres some of the latest comments, ill just get your take on this, senator lamar alexander says hes, quote, waiting for intelligence committee. senator tom cotton of arkansas, no comment. senator roy blunt of missouri, not ready to make any conclusions. senato...

Advice yet? >> corey or the president? >> corey. if he called you for advice, what would you say to him? >> id tell him that they need to take everything theyve done for two and a half years and turn it upside down. and to get the president to start focusing on kitchen table issues saying this investigation is real, people will come to their own conclusions, im focused on the people. and the possibility of that happening is exactly zero. >> okay. david, joe, thank you both very much. so the fo...

Cnn has learned officials at the justice department were made aware of the whistle-blowers allegations more than a week before the formal complaint was filed. and that attorney general bill barr was notified that his name was mentioned on the phone call between president trump and ukraines leader. joining us now is 2020 presidential candidate and democratic senator amy klobuchar. she serves on the senate judiciary committee. great to have you here. >> thanks, alisyn. >> lets start with what your...

Collusion investigation actually began. crowd strike up mentioned. he looks more and more and more like that elements and ukraine have some responsibility or culpability in the original investigation, the fbi and so forth into trump-russia collusion. >> shannon: there have been reports about that before. a crowdstrike sent a statement to fox news after the transcript was released saying "with regards to our investigation of the dnc hack in 2016, we provided all forensic evidence and analysis to ...

Promised. >> it always does, doesnt it? in the furor of washington to rush to conclusions, they always go too far and have the take back what they said. look at msnbc, who fabricated information about the trump transcript. look look at congressman schiffd fabricated information about the transcript. so yeah, the press gets some things right, but in the rush to judgment they also get a lot of things wrong. thats why i tend to slow down and pause when things like this break. letting facts develope...