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Investigation. >> i just think in this case it is interesting how the story has changed. he made those comments several times over several courses of action. and to say that the director of national intelligence, who stated unequivocally what his position was on multiple occasions before today, and now suddenly is saying, i wasnt sure about it, the burden seems to be on him, not on us. >> moving on to the -- >> its like a clapper spokesman. >> no, but im interested in the discrepancy. >> i think...

By the white house press office and the vice president on wednesday morning who had both insisted that the impetus for the firing came from rosenstein. the principal deputy press secretary in a briefing today and explain how that discrepancy happened. listen here. >> i hadnt had a chance to have the conversation directly with the president today. i had several conversations with him, but i didnt ask that question directly. had you all ready made that decision. i went off of the information that ...

And this is why. i am told this is held to such a tight group of people. the president wanted to execute this so quickly, he did not give his communication advisers much of a heads up at all. we are talking about a number of minutes, not hours to put this into place. that is just one of the inner workers going on. so interesting sarah sanders saying that, you know, that the president didnt have the confidence of director comey for months. thats the first time weve heard that. so i asked her dire...

Investigators. the discrepancy first reported by propublicly ka. william sessions, who was fired by president clinton in 1993, that came after an internal ethics investigation found sessions improperly billed the government for personal spending, engaged in false transactions to avoid paying taxes, used an fbi airplane for personal trips. here is how tom brokaw reported it on nbc news. >> it was a three alarm day in washington, the president announcing his policy for gays in the military in on...

Multiple disciplines. and i was able to remove almost every other alternative rational i could come up with in my mind for, well, could there be another reason to explain this? in a case of that one particular point, it didnt have the same level of sourcing. >> reporter: nsa director said at the end of the day, it was not really a discrepancy but he characterized it as an honest difference of opinion on an issue of tremendous gravity. goes without saying, maria. >> maria: wow. new information th...

Leadership after the luncheon and they were asked about the reaction to this fact. this 18-day interim between the time that sally yates informed him and between the time he was asked to leave his post as national security adviser. as republicans did, many did in that hearing yesterday. they talked about the leaks that led to the disclosures to talk about the unmasking of those who are caught up in the incidental communications and signals and thats the focus of republicans. even though james cl...

Officials caught up in foreign surveillance ahead of the 2016 presidential election. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge continues our fox team coverage by from capitol hill. >> thank you. when the intelligence committee released its russian report in january, there were a series of names conclusions, what the ic because key judgments all at the high confidence level except for one, and that had to do with russias intention to try to help then candidate trump win the election...

Adding voters would be more angry if they had not kept campaign promises. over the hill. legislative win on capitol hill said to be overshadowed by michael flynn. yates reportedly warned the trump administration about major discrepancy in michael flynns account of his contacts with russian ambassador and what actually transpired. joining us again from capitol hill, national political reporter. jonathan, good to have you with us. the trump administration, they would love to just get over this m...

When it turns out it was more than that. the concern from sally yates that that discrepancy, the difference between what happened in public and what happened in private is a potential matter of national security concern. again, potential blackmail. so thats what many of these senators will be getting after today. yes, we can expect many republicans to hit on susan rice, to hit on this subject of unmasking so the civil administration can go to the intelligence community and ask exactly who it is ...

Attorney on this one. joey, thank you so much for being with us. first and foremost, hes charged with murder, hes out on bond. would you expect that to happen in a case like this? >> good morning, christie. what happens is generally when you face a life sentence it would be discretionary to the court to keep you in. that is to remand you. however, several states throughout the country -- texas is one of them -- theres a presumption for bail to the extent believes you will spoond otherwise appear...