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Some of this pertains to ongoing activity and intelligence sources and methods and thats why they kept the information back that means we will be in a posture of a symmetric warfare with the president free to make up whatever faxes suit him and the fbi limited in what it can say in response because of his obligation to protect the sources and methods. >> former director of the national security division, thank you for joining us tonight. its a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. >> much mor...

And what is the likelihood that because of that he winds up giving everything hes got on trump. >> you dont have enough time to be able to do that. we could be here for days if not years to do that. two crucial things that i wanted to bring up is the fact that people need to remember michael cohen is not only looking at the stormy daniels lawsuit in california, the federal investigation in the southern district of new york, but he also has the mueller investigation. i mean, this is not just im o...

From paul manafort makes clear that on august 2nd, bob mueller was given more latitude, that the scope widened. it seems like that may have been a point when he was made aware of more wrongdoing, and that he could have learned a whole lot of things before this referral was made to the u.s. attorneys office that resulted in mondays raid. could you talk to bob muellers process, bob muellers attention to detail, and the way an investigation works and what they would have gleaned from and what they ...

Was in the room when something went on that shouldnt have. >> at the risk of saying something elementary i think it is important to recapitulate something. when we talk about criminal and noncriminal, in its bad its bad, but if its noncriminal it is okay. it is not a crime for the president or his family to owe hundreds of millions of dollars to foreign interests. its not a crime for a private citizen or somebody in a transition to meet with representatives of an adversary state and tell them wh...

We are seeing how technology can effect peoples lives with ransomware. were not out of the woods yet. >> you talk about hospitals, you talk life and death in a situation like that possibly. help us understand what the threat is at this hour. i remember listening to somebody this morning saying they tell you you have to pay $300 and that doesnt guarantee you get your information back. >> it doesnt guarantee you get your information back, but many times the way these type of cyber criminals work, ...

Lois lerner. >> all right. now, she wrote emails like, for instance, the fes. so even if she had a crash, whoever received it at the fec or if she wrote to the doj or anything, they should have them. >> greta. every email she sent out went to somebody on the other end. the problem is, except for the nsa under this administration. who has all those emails? >> well, cant you drop a subpoena? can you make the fes go to work? make the doj go to work. have you subpoena power. >> remember, much of her...

And said i take the fifth, i will not talk about what happened. then you have heavily redacted in very significant areas according to everyone who looked at them in congress and according to you who got a lot of those uncovered in the fist place. and now this. >> right. martha: and now, oh, the other stuff you want? its been recycled on hard drives. if you made it up, no one would believe this story. >> you know, martha, loisler they ares response to the technician they utilized to get the infor...

Lois lerner. >> all right. now, she wrote emails like, for instance, the fes. so even if she had a crash, whoever received it at the fec or if she wrote to the doj or anything, they should have them. >> greta. every email she sent out went to somebody on the other end. the problem is, except for the nsa under this administration. who has all those emails? >> well, cant you drop a subpoena? can you make the fes go to work? make the doj go to work. have you subpoena power. >> remember, much of her...

Bowe from the u.s. army. they were told never to say that publicly. keep their sons name out of the press. they had hopes their son might be coming home and apparently the talks stalled. talks were off and they decided to go public. bowe bergdahls parents talked in may 2012 to their local newspaper, the idaho mountain express and the "new york times." the "new york times" confirmed in their article, in their interview with mr. bergdahls parents that when the times got that first leak, a few mont...

Thinking they may commit terrorist acts? >> let me just say the opposite. i have tremendous regard for the fbi. tremendous regard for director mueller. in this case where they were given information, whatever we think of the russians, they have a very good intelligence service. they gave us information back in 2010, 2011. the fbi apaurntly conducted some investigation. they decided that he was not any type of threat. after that he goes to russia. he spends six months there. im not aware -- youtu...