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It was honest, sometimes brutally so. we made progress. they are differently from the way its played out in the media. does that surprise you? in this complex arena of global affairs? >> no, laura doesnt. what we often see is like yesterday. a lot of the reporting it goes around a bilateral meeting. the extra meetings on the outside of the actual summit. much like you have described, which i have been able to dig up is that the reporting on what went on in the summer was much more collegial. it ...

Acknowledge the conclusions reached by the american intelligence community, one thing we also know from former fbi director james comey is that the fbi never got actual access to the servers and at the dnc. the dnc would not hand them over to the fbi. we went and we think that they were hacked? when there been some interesting reasons? >> dagen: what they did was the dnc called a third-party to come in and go through the servers rather than handing them over to the fbi. some at the beginning of ...

Its a complex tree. not just the law enforcement community but also the intelligence community and working with the intelligence community of other nations. whats also important to note is they could have been a lot more cooperative throughout this process. they were not very forthcoming in providing their information. we couldve had a lot more answers and conclusions a lot earlier in this process. >> harris: not just information there but you had the clinton campaign as well being asked for the...

Messages that say f trump, impeach trump, stop trump, trump should lose 100 million to zero but none of that is bias against trump. i dont find that credible. most american people dont find that credible, then bob mueller will have a real credibility problem with respect to his conclusions that are based upon all the evidence collected by peter strzok. >> sandra: well get back to this in a second, congressman ratcliffe. i want to bring everybodys attention to the screen. we continue to show live...

Vladimir putin on monday, he should cancel that meeting. but look, these -- i almost think the white house probably knew that this indictment -- these indictments were coming down and thats why they set up the meeting. but again, i guess if theres a little vindication here for those of us who were victims of being hacked, for those of us who, you know, had to figure out how to still run a campaign while also dealing with, you know, an e-mail dump every single day of john podestas e-mails and oth...

Witness from the fbi that comes up here and says oh, no we cant talk about that here to the coronary heart disease which has constitutional oversight responsibility because its against our rules. well, i hope there would be a few prosecutions of people out of justice that have been leaking this stuff to the various news media. now, i want to get to looking at statutes. you look at rules, ive been looking at statutes. somehow along the line in the report on the conclusions of the clinton investig...

Gentleman from new york. >> thank you very much. let me begin by congratulating the witness on his completely correct statement of key first amendment law that people are entitled to political opinions. now, you sir, obviously expressed your political opinions as to mr. trump and hillary clinton and various others in text messages to lisa page. i did. >> and she to you. >> yes. >> these are private opinions. >> yes. >> that you did knot express public l. >> the inspector general found no evidenc...

Committee and by that, i mean the cia and the nsa and the fbi, these people do not usually speak in such absolute terms. hear them. we assess russian president vladimir putin order and influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the u.s. presidential election. russias goals were to undermine public faith and the u.s. democratic process denigrate secretary clinton and harmed her presidency. we further assess putin and the russian government develop a clear preference of president-elect trump, are these c...

Interviews, review of documents comes to the same conclusions. we find the decisions made were consistent with the analytic approach described above. we found that these specific decisions were the result of discretionary judges and that these judgments were all reasonable. so there is a big analysis. 500 pages. that is the same conclusion, the same representation. dont be frustrated because they are not interested in that. this is about promoting a narrative. we know that the president, the int...

>> im not aware of the conclusions. >> one of the general concerns is when you are out of scope and this is the answer from department of justice you should have been read out of s.c.i. my concern is during this timeframe you were involved in two very high profile would what have been or getting ready for s.c.i. information in which you were not read out of. this is a concern. i have no further questions. >> i think you misstated the conclusion there. i think you said that -- >> mr. strozk, the ...