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From anybody. i was just trying to work through the process and the law the way it is written. griff: maguire also acknowledged the complaint was based on second hand information but speaker pelosi was not satisfied cautiously pressing ahead in the march to impeachment. >> this is a cover-up. this is a cover-up. i think what the dni did was broke the law. the law is very clear. this is nothing that we take lightly. griff: maguire testified behind closed doors to the senate intelligence committee...

He said if you get this information, why did you go to the executive branch? because this has been unprecedented, normally if its somebody in the intelligence community, i know exactly what to do. because this involves the president, i went to the white house counsel who went to the department of justice and they went back and forth in this tedious fashion. this thing could have been a 20-minute hearing. steve: it could have been. brian: it went three hours. >> whistleblower procedures dont prot...

Negotiate behind the scenes. is it an impeachable offense? i dont know. you make up your own mind. and let us know. we would love to hear from you. steve: you know, impeachment is based on high crimes and misdemeanors. ainsley: correct which was not evident when you read that. steve: no. but its a political matter. and its whatever congress says it is. ainsley: you are right. steve: so its political. one of the other things fred fleitz said its very concerning to him that given what he has read ...

The server. brian: right. so much different. and that was in the "the washington post" editorial. and fred fleitz went ton say it appears as though im very familiar with these transcripts. he goes it appears likely that this so-called whistleblower was pursuing a political agenda. now, remember how adam schiff sat there and basically met with michael cohen a number of times before he went front and center? im just wondering was there any type of coordination behind the scenes to get certain thin...

Numerous trump associates and campaign advisers as part of this probe which also focused on the fbis handling of the steele dossier. and whether obama officials improperly leaked information about the campaign in the final report the then republican panel said it found no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. and president trump has upped his search for his national security adviser following the ouster of john bolton speaking aboard air force one yesterday, the presiden...

Work force. the reason why theyre disadvantaged is not because, for example, the economy -- leland, alfredo, i went to london school of economics, and im still confused. we appreciate it, unfortunately, we dont have time to continue the conversation, well turn it over to gillian. >> all right. gillian: as the trade war between the u.s. and china is heating up, growing concerns about chinese attacks in espionage in cyberspace against the united states. lets bring in president and ceo of the cente...

Congress has to be notified. and if intelligence officers are asked to do something unethical, such as doing that, they better report that to -- gillian: i mean, that takes a lot of time and energy. im not saying its not important, but is there time to look backwards when 2020 is so fast approaching? wouldnt you be more concerned about safeguarding future elections? >> we have to do both. we definitely have to protect the integrity of our election but, look, there are millions of americans who t...

His name is fred fleitz. its okay if you dont remember that name. he did briefly make headlines when trumps newest national security adviser, john bolton tried to bring him on to the national security council for about five minutes the freakout in national security circles was palpable. and it gave rise to lured stories about mr. fleitz but now, it was one thing had to put guy in a staff job working for john bolton, even if it was a staff job on the national security council,s which is an import...

President decided to pull back with the planes in the air. steve: what does it say to you if the pentagon is saying dont do it, it would just spiral out of control at this point. ainsley: start a war. steve: fred fleitz is a former chief of staff to john bolton who was for the strike. he said that the president is hand links this exactly the right way. >> i dont want a war with iran and i know that this president was elected to get us out of wars and not to start new wars. i think the president ...

Former cia analyst and national security council sill chief of staff fred fleitz and dave tafuri. so far we dont know what they talked about. it was kind of low when it came to the translation. but, fred, in particular, are you happy the way this thing started off? they didnt seem to have an exit strategy after they shook hands. >> im delighted. the symbolism of having this summit in vietnam to show north korea that a former enemy that embraces capitalism can make this country so prosperous. it ...