of russia s alleged interference in the 2016 election. we can t have an investigation if one of the members takes information to the white house and doesn t share it with his committee. does gorsuch deserve an up or down vote? and the senate votes to roll back sweeping rules about how isps handle your private information. we are going to take a closer look at how exposed this might leave you if it were to happen. your phone, your laptop, whatever you are got and go to pulse.msnbc.com/america. and of course we ll be sharing your thoughts throughout this hour real-time. first off though this sunday the blame game is where he start. a deeply divided republican
paul rhino yan knows what is go on. nunes is part of the transition team. i have no information, he could find himself under investigation or surveillance or mention in some of these documents. it is really unconscionable that somebody with his ties to the trump organization and administration now would be allowed to chair this, this particular investigation. he s in it. michael, speak to joan s point, adam schiff makes the same concern, which is this is going to be oversight, it is investigative and it is inherentlied aer havy ed aveadv. which is why rushing over there to do the briefing broke every norm and the only person who seemed confused about that is chairman nunes. here is schiff. we can t have a credible investigation if one of the members, indeed the chairman, takes only information he has seen to the white house and doesn t share it with his own committee. i think the chairman has to make a decision whether to act as a
says now? will spicer have to resign? these are all just questions but really this is about a lot more than the press secretary. this is about the truth. will trump use federal agencies to twist the truth. will we be able to trust the data, statistic, the numbers this government provides. will agencies like the secret service come under pressure for contradicting trump? last night cnn jim sciutto said will they tell the truth about life and death. what if donald trump orders troops into battle and they die. do we trust the white house to speak about that honestly if they re going to lie about this? what if the intelligence agencies say that, what if a terror attack happens and they had warning or he gets a warning and doesn t share it with the american public. can you trust him to share that information that the public deserves know accurately?
and they understand that too. go jim. that s not true, what he just said. we have the public statements where he criticized and disparaged the intelligence community but even that first of all. that s important. because he was willing to go public and undermine intelligence agencies that he and the country depend upon, to keep us safe and because he didn t like the assessment of the hacking. that s important. you talk about lies, put a spokesperson out to lie about crowd size. what if donald trump orders troops into battle and they die? do we trust the white house to speak about that honestly if they lie about this? what if a terror attack happens and they had a warning or he gets a warning and doesn t share with the american public, can you then trust him to share that information that the public deserves to know accurately?
they lie about this? what if a terror attack happens and they had a warning or he gets a warning and doesn t share with the american public, can you then trust him to share that information that the public deserves to know accurately? based on this whether from spokesperson s mouth or the president s mouth. that s essential to the functioning of democracy. if on day one willing to tell inaccuracies on issues that don t matter that much or matter less than real stuff happening, that s a concern. anybody in the producer s get a little bit more time. does anybody care about the crowd size here? didn t care a bit. on the parade route, people are here, happy to see the person they went to the booth for is now the president of the america. i do care, shows divided america that fewer lied up. matters a lot that he lied about