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To get not only support from the rest of the european bloc, but he opens further measures of retaliation against russia. melissa bell, cnn, in london. >> melissa, thank you. here in the united states, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have a warning for the u.s. president, donald trump. leave robert mueller alone. >> yeah, mr. trump attacked the special counsel and his team in a series of tweets this weekend, the latest calling into question their impartiality. that prompted the white hou...

Here in the united kingdom where they would be given access those samples that the british authorities had collected. they will then be taking those to labs to check what they say that the nerve agent is, and to check the veracity of those british claims. and their findings will matter a great deal because the entire world is being asked to judge, to take sides in this war of words between london and moscow. and this of course even as boris johnson prepares to go to the eu to get not only suppor...

Counsel main mall to investigate the investigators are getting a big boost in it. doug mckelway has been tracking the russian progress late tonight. good evening, doug. >> good evening, ed. republicans have been making overtures that a second special counsel is needed to basically investigate investigators. today, those overtures became a request in the form of a letter to the justice department from the judiciary committee chuck grassley and lindsey graham. they write, "we have the utmost confi...

>> happy st. patricks day. rocking the tie. >> yeah. you can only wear this some people say for a day. i say a month. >> you rock it. >> and nobody would notice if he wore it every day. >> lets begin. yesterday andrew somebody cake was reportedly making a final pitch to senior doj officials asking them not to fire him on the eve of his retirement. this comes amid reports that an internal office say mccabe should be fired for leaking sensitive information in the hillary clinton investigation and ...

Steve schmidt. good to have you both. >> congressman, thank you so much for being with us. >> we avoided talking to you about that first story unless youd like to jump in. >> the intro from porn star being paid to the congressman, thank you. >> what did you learn yesterday listening to sam nunberg ramble on? >> well, this is -- its in the category of carter page and his very vocal run in to the press. i dont know what to make of nunberg, i dont think he did himself any favors. from my perspectiv...

Go here? >> its been rare for sessions to rebut the president and generally has been very supportive. in this case he didnt directly take on president trump as much as he said he will continue to act with integrity and his department will continue to act with impartiality for as long as he is on the watch. >> jon: that piece i just referenced suggests that she thinks the attorney general did the right thing. >> thats what the inspector generals are for, to do these kind of internal investigation...

Participating in a matter like this can create an appearance that you have lost your impartiality. and people can quible over the technical reading of covered relationship and whether it apply, but there is a catch-all that certainly did apply here and in any other white house, they would certainly have had him recuse. it is rule that is easy to enforce. a person can always say i was unaware, i didnt know. but come on here, this is as common sense ethics as it gets. you dont do this. >> also the...

Now, declaring the fire department a bastion of white male privilege, he required the department to hire two black firefighters and one hispanic for every five hired. now, parts of his ruling were later vacated by the appeals court that questioned his impartiality. they barred him from presiding from future trials relating to the case. his liberal bias was that obvious. he sat on the bench and repeatedly slammed the president for his recurring redundant drum beat of anti-latino commentary. now, ...

Impartiality. they barred him from presiding from future trials relating to the case. his liberal bias was that obvious. he sat on the bench and repeatedly slammed the president for his recurring redundant drum beat of anti-latino commentary. now, come on, he was blatant in his disdain for the president and his policies. then the chief judge of the fourth circuit court of peal -- appeals, roger gregory -- now, its the second time the fourth circuit has pulled this routine. this time he claims th...

Now, declaring the fire department a bastion of white male privilege, he required the department to hire two black firefighters and one hispanic for every five hired. now, parts of his ruling were later vacated by the appeals court that questioned his impartiality. they barred him from presiding from future trials relating to the case. his liberal bias was that obvious. he sat on the bench and repeatedly slammed the president for his recurring redundant drum beat of anti-latino commentary. now, ...