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Vindicates the president. >> i dont agree with some of my colleagues. im not shocked that elected officials are using hyperbole and exaggerations, but this is about, for me, what kind of information should be used in a title iii court in order to spy on american citizens. our civil liberties are important. >> if you look at this, yes we want to know more about what happened and what the process was what that does not necessarily vindicate the president. this memo, with regard to the entire russi...

It doesnt lay out the facts per se. it doesnt put in quotes the idea that mccabe said the only reason they got the warrant was because of the warrant. i know you were waiting to see this document. what they came out. is it as damning as the republicans were suggesting it would be. >> john, call me a healthy skeptic on this. and the dangerous hyperbole on both ends is it is uncon shonable. i cautiously awaited this today and i had it printed out because i am old school and i read through the 3.5 ...

The only reason they got the warrant was because of the steele dossier. james galliano, former fbi agent, i know you were waiting to see this document come out. i know you were waiting to see what they came out with. we talked about the questions that might exist on the fisa, but is it as damning as the republicans were suggesting it would be? >> john, call me a healthy skeptic on this, and the dangerous hyperbole on both ends, its unconscionable, last night on chris cuomo show -- i cautiously a...

Committee, adam schiff who of course is behind the democrat memo to oppose this that hapt been released, he said it could cause a constitutional crisis. and the house leader nancy pelosi said this earlier today. >> he has abdicated his responsibilities as commander in chief to protect the american people by protecting our intelligence source ance ts and rest. if the president uses this fake, horrible release of distorted intelligence as an excuse to fire acting attorney general rod rosenstein o...

>> i think this is an absolute disgrace. a dark day in american history. you have the president of the united states and the majority party in congress issuing a completely misleading document for the sole purpose of interfering with law enforcement people who are only doing their job by investigating this president. i think this is an absolutely shocking document and we havent even seen the democratic response yet. >> house judiciary democrats situation the release of the nunes talking points, ...

The first time two days ago. well tell you about the role cable news played in shaping the presidents decision. sources tell cnn the fbi still has grave concerns about this memo being released. it is unclear what changes, if anything, the house intelligence will make before it goes forward. but they insist there are serious omissions of fact. they are worried that christopher wray could resign over this. an even bigger question what it means for rod rosenstein. will this be used as justificati...

Everyone, is i had been told that there was going to be a lot of there there about the whole probe, and now ive got the memo, and its only about one person that everyone used to agree was very peripheral. i turn now to a man at the center of the controversy engulfing the united states tonight. thats not hyperbole. michael isikoff, why are you in the memo. does it suggest, as viewers have been told, that you did something wrong? or that your sources did something wrong in dealing with you? >> i w...

Jim, that i think that would be appropriate. you know, and then let transparency and sunlight play its role. i dont agree with lawyera. i assume she was using hyperbole to say release everything. surely were not serious about that. but i do think particularly as it relates to how the decisions were made -- look this is monday morning quarterbacking. thats what you do in a democracies for accountability. were the decisions made by law enforcement and national security personnel during an election...

Special counsel a weeks worth of work. thank you for all the nice compliments and reviews on the state of the union speech. 45.6 million people watched. the highest number in history. bill, there is just one problem with that. >> it is not even close. there is five or six that are higher. president obamas first state of the union was higher by 2.4 million, which is actually, i guess, hes closer than in the popular vote. but hes still pretty far behind on that. so it is another case of his, wh...

Were a year into his presidency now. he has to know the rules. this speaks to the possibility that he was really trying to interfere with this investigation. >> lets pull up that screen, guys. these are all of the officials that the president asked for loyalty or something like that in one way or another. he asked the deputy ag was he on the team. he asked dan coats, you should publicly say there is no collusion. you can see it right there. andy mccabe, who did you vote for. james comey, asked f...