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Places. i think the thing with rod rosenstein and his leaked behavior, i dont think its a fireable offense. if you look at the sequence of when this happened, this was at the time of the comey firing. they had done a job on him. they lure him into writing a memo and said that made for the pretext for firing comey. he was under a lot of heat as a result of that, and he had a lot of reason to distrust the white house at that point. the other thing is apparently he was present when some people went...

He finds stenches in lots of places. i think the thing with rod rosenstein and his leaked information about his behavior, i dont think its a fireable offense. if you look at the sequence of when this happened, this was at the time of the comey firing. they had done a job on him. they lured him into writing a memo and said that was, made that the pretext for firing comey. he was under a lot of heat as a result of that, and he had a lot of reason to distrust the white house at that point. the othe...

Recording of a conversation that rosenstein had a secret recording. that, im sure if the president believes that to be true, thats a fireable offense. evan perez, you cover the justice department for us. this is all very explosive. >> well, it is explosive. i mean, lets just back up a little bit here. there actually wasnt -- nobody is actually saying that there was a recording, according to the "times" and the people that they spoke to, even rosenstein is now saying that this was a joke, that th...

"new york times" op-ed where the author claimed to be working from inside the administration. tom dupree, how are you doing? good morning to you. investigate the author. is that going to happen? >> i think it will. the question is whether its the justice department or internal white house investigation. for the justice department to investigate you really need evidence of criminal misconduct. im not sure that was in the four corners of that op-ed. you have evidence of criminal misconduct. you ce...

But there has to be some trouble and concerns about the dossier and after it was discredited and what went on after that. >> theres absolutely a problem here with process and procedure. the f.b.i. is part of the department of justice. and ill tell you, you cant have an agent whose spouse works for an agency who is producing information from a source and then passing it back to the f.b.i. why should doj be doing the exact same thing? youve got to haveng people who are unbiased and no connections ...

Procedure. there has to be some trouble and concerns about the dossier and after it was discredited and what went on after that. >> theres absolutely a problem here with process and procedure. the fbis is part of the department of justice. and you cant have an agent whose spouse works for an agency that is producing information from a source and then passing it back to the fbi. why should doj be doing the exact same thing? youve got to have people who are unbiased and no connections here. this w...

Integrity of the fbi. whether what he did was a fireable offense or not, thats something were going to have to figure out and who ordered it. i mean -- >> you say it undermines the integrity of the fbi. does it undermine the mueller investigation? because thats what -- president trump likes to argue that strzoks actions led to the mueller investigation. hes often forgetting that firing comey, which is what he did, led to the mueller investigation. >> it does not undermine the integrity of the mu...

Impact of this entire investigation on the personnel moves and the personnel of the fbi. >> you make great concerns. joining me jeff campbell, a former fbi special agent. listening in, do you think the fbi caved? do you think the texts were fireable offense? >> two parts. lets start with the second. was this a fireable offense? in a sense it was. what it takes to be removed, there is two aspects, performance and conduct. nobody is saying strzok was a bad fbi agent throughout his career. i know h...

I think its a problem in our politics generally, chuck. i think both sides now believe that the rules only apply to the other side. >> and they love being a victim. >> right. >> sarah sanders yesterday was more concerned about people saw her as a victim rather than talking -- saying whats my leader -- what leadership role can i play here. >> sure. and i mean you also see controversies hiring in media. theres the sense that, oh, well whats good for the other side and fireable offense for the othe...

Does he, governor? mike: he never has. when there are people being paid by the taxpayer who have that level of contempt for the people who pay their salaries. these people are talking about their bosses. in any place i have ever worked in my life its a fireable offense. we need to know who these people are and they need to be given their notice and sent out the door. nobody should be getting money from taxpayers who have that level of contempt from the citizens who pay their salaries. >> i would...