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Today, what do you think the president should do in this case? >> jason, if you dont cut me up or interrupt me for 30 seconds, i promise not to wipe the floor with anybody. give me 30 seconds. >> we have 10. >> we have a unanimous vote in t the u.n. security council. let tillerson do his job. the president cant wake up every morning and tweet nonsense after planning his golf game and vacations and ignore intelligence reports. >> what do you specifically thing he should be doing given this curren...

Holding his over his head, and it continues to bother him as we see on twitter to this day, jim. >> no question. the bottom line is, some of it has been corroborated, some has not, some is still under investigation. >> which is so often the case, as you know, in intelligence reports. >> absolutely. it takes time. pamela brown, thanks very much. lets get now to the rest of our political panel. amanda, the president, though, keeps bringing up the dossier. and i know that there is a portion of his ...

And you can be sure that they will be done without political influence and they will be done correctly and properly. >> you also reference an ongoing inspector general investigation into many of the matters we have raised. will you ensure that ig briefs this committee on his findings in closed session if necessary? >> i will do my best to comply with that. the inspector general is able to announce investigations in a way that we do not on the normal criminal side of department of justice and i a...

And you can be sure that they will be done without political influence and they will be done correctly and properly. >> you also reference an ongoing inspector general investigation into many of the matters we have raised. will you insure that the i.g. briefs this committee on his findings in closed session if necessary? >> i will do my best to comply with that. the inspector general is able to announce investigations in a way that we do not on the normal criminal side of the department of justi...

Fairly and expeditiously? >> yes, you can, mr. chairman, and you can be sure that they will be done without political influence. and they will be done correctly and properly. >> you also reference the ongoing inspector general investigation into many of the matters we have raised. will you ensure that the ig briefs this committee on his findings in closed session if necessary? >> i will do my best to comply with that. the inspector general is able to announce investigations in a way that we do n...

Occasions or any other occasion." this summer, "the washington post" reported that american intelligence agencies intercepted communications between the russian ambassador in moscow in which he described two of his conversations with you. the april meeting at the mayflower hotel and the july meeting at the republican national convention citing both former and current u.s. officials, the intercepts reportedly indicate that you had "substantive" discussions on quality policy matters important to m...

Trump officials near the end of the obama administration. >> the testimony may be under my name but i did not make those requests. we have got to get to the bottom of that. jillian: congress is investigating the obama administration and masking hundreds of americans from intelligence reports. donald trump sitting down with our own brian kill need to address representative tom mariano withdrawing his name from consideration to become the next drugs. >> congressman marina was pulled back as drugs ...

Joel rubin was the assistant secretary under obama, and he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> my pleasure. thanks, tucker. so >> tucker: so this is exactly the scenario we were assured would not happen when one of these periodic debates about spying on american citizens breaks out, for instance, the nsa. we were told, there is no chance anyone is going to spy on you, and if youre talking to someone who is being spied on, your identity will remain secret. now we find that a very political...

Oftentimes read intelligence reports. first thing in the morning, we would do what they called a read-in. sometimes names would show up that were american, but they would be blacked out, so one wouldnt see it. essentially, that is masking. what happened is, the americans end up getting caught uprt in surveillance when the u.s. is targeting adversaries, and at the u.n., there are many adversaries, as you know. there are many countries who want to do us harm.ma so our government is surveilling tho...

Secretary under obama, and he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> my pleasure. thanks, tucker. so >> tucker: so this is exactly the scenario we were assured would not happen when one of these periodic debates about spying on american citizens breaks out, for instance, the nsa. we were told, there is no chance anyone is going to spy on you, and if youre talking to someone who is being spied on, your identity will remain secret. now we find that a very political appointee, samantha power, n...