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Senior executive level in either building, right across the street from each other, you become -- the habit of documenting important conversations throughout the day or at the end of the day becomes almost automatic. one is you are handling a volume of intense decision-making all through the day. so if someone the next day says, hey, at 10:00, you mentioned doing this. you literally have to -- theres so many that you have got to look to your journal to understand what happened. and secondly, its...

It is governor christies commenting, this is an executive level of documenting burning over to an executive agency. that doesnt necessarily mean those documents are going to a grand jury. that doesnt necessarily mean they go before congress, theyre still privileged. the president can still assert the privilege relative to that executive privilege. >> i think it is important to note and that the "new york times" and cnn reporting that the white house did not get a full report of everything he was...

>> what is the answer, human intervention? until we can get the algorithms working properly or can the algorithms determine properly whats a lie and myth and get it off? >> its a combo. you dont want to take down peoples opinions. thats a nutty thing to do. there are hard and fast facts. there are pizza gate conspiracy theories on facebook right now. and we know thats not true. we know there is no basement in this place thats supposed to have a child sex ring in it. >> right. >> so thats not -- ...

At the end of every sob story, 73% border assault, kate steinle, where is the compassion for the flip side the conversation? >> laura: the american people dont get the same treatment from kamala harris and others who we will be quoting tonight in the show because its always a one-way street and i think those who are charged with actually enforcing the law are always meant to be the bad guys and yet the american citizens elected donald trump because they wanted that situation were reversed. its a...

73% border assault, kate steinle, where is the compassion for the flip side the conversation? >> laura: the american people dont get the same treatment from kamala harris and others who we will be quoting tonight in the show because its always a one-way street and i think those who are charged with actually enforcing the law are always meant to be the bad guys and yet the american citizens elected donald trump because they wanted that situation were reversed. its america first. youve actually do...

There was a culture problem at the most senior f.b.i. executive level. >> heather: thank you so much. >> bill: scott pruitt the epa administrator is rolling back obama era fuel standards happening in washington, d.c. this while he is under fire from some for a housing arrangement he had during the transition period. scott pruitt has been a significant contributor to the cabinet in terms of rolling back regulations all across the country and he has a target on him now from the left. this event to...

Then it should apply to the executive level. assuming the facts are being as reported. >> theres texts that have come out between this fella. peter strug. 35000 employees in the bureau, but the seem three or four people seem to have their fingers in everything that mattered the text between peter struck and rudy contreras a court judge and hes basically playing out peter struck with his lover. games in which he can improperly influence the pfizer court judge. why are peter struck and his paramor...

Problem, institutional problem at the bureau these days. how do you fix that? how do you clean it up? is it just three or four bad apples on whatever i think its the seventh floor of the building or is it actually a bigger problem than that? >> well, im one of those people that thinks it is a -- its a comey inner circle problem that developed during the course of his very shorten youre at the fbi. this would have never happened under mueller or lielouie free or william webster or even bill sessi...

Service to the fbi. the trouble began when he got to the seventh floor around forgot the rules applied to him even though hes at the top executive level. honestly, we dont want to see this happen to any agent. this is terrible. but you do need to see a visible deterrent and parody with what goes on at the working level within the fbi. >> former assistant of the fbi, chris swecker, thank you. and my next guess, ari fleischer. i was making some notes there. i noticed that you were nodding along wh...

Service to the fbi. the trouble began when he got to the seventh floor and forgot the fact that the rules apply to him even though hes at the top executive level. >> two former fbi agents say theres anger over mccabe and the amount of shame hes brought to the bureau. if hes not fired, they expect the anger will shift to christopher wray or jeff sessions for not taking action. >> dana: thank you. >> youre welcome. >> dana: and reporters are gathering at the briefing room. lets bring in prosecutor...