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>> do you look at these questions, do you look at these question as interrogations. they were written by supposedly trumps own team. >> i do. the american people people knew these allegations. i say scurrilous allegations, knew these going into the election. certainly known them since they decided that they either werent true or werent relevant to electing him president. >> im talking about the questions here. >> the president doesnt answer to mueller. he answers to the people. >> but keith, can...

Follow up and follow up and follow up. thats the way interrogations, investigations are done. >> before we go to break, gene robinson, the nbc news report that chief of staff kelly called trump an idiot. go. >> well that is a -- first of all, its a stunning report and my hat is off to the great reporters who came out with that. second, my first thought was they cite a whole lot of -- there are a whole lot of sources for this stuff about kelly and seeing himself as the bulwark against armageddon ...

And there she was. laura nirider of northwestern universitys innocence project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. she had heard about roberts case and offered to help. and help us understand what happened to robert as we watched the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most intense interrogations i have ever seen. >> you have the right to remain silent. anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> you have these officers very, very close t...

23 years from which he was sentenced. >> and then? two years after robert went to prrosenfield opened the mail and found a letter from, of all people, rocky fugett. >> dear mr. rosenfield, i have some information about robert that i think can be awfully beneficial. youre welcome to come visit me. >> snail mail. rest assured, steve rosenfields drive to the prison was much quicker. coming up -- >> this is one of the most intense interrogations that ive ever seen. >> that interrogation would soon...

Former secretary of defense, during the bush years when we were doing interrogations was a guy who said no, we are not going to do interrogations. i dont have to agree with jim comey. >> i think sea -- >> i think he has done himself a real disservice on this book. he did carve out this elliott ness type image just the facts man, and kind of a boy scout. when he attacks the presidents appearance. loses that entire line of attack. >> harris: what do you think about the memos? he based parts of his...

Moons we where he placed tanning goggles. and his hair appeared to be all his. the post-also observed the presidents hands often a topic of discussion. he writes quote as he extended his hand i check the size. it was smaller than mine but did not seem unusually so. i mean, kind of unusual there you have the former fbi director look looking at all the things that something have been water cooler talk size of tans, tan, is it his hair, comey making his own interrogations in person there. >> yeah y...

Observations of president trump in the book as well. >> thats right. comey making very particular observations about his appearance. he writes that when he met trump at a preinauguration intelligence briefing, the 63" president elect looked shorter comey said than he did on television. his face appeared slightly orange with bright white half moons we where he placed tanning goggles. and his hair appeared to be all his. the post-also observed the presidents hands often a topic of discussion. he w...

By knee. if theres no chance we can fix it, i will recommend we do our level best to work with allies to achieve a better outcome in a better deal. >> chris: does not indicate to you charlie that pompeo, as steve suggested, is now against just ripping up the iran nuclear deal? >> i think so. i think theres probably, they are more inclined to try to figure out a way to configure it instead of ripping it out. i think you raise a very important point here, the situation with iran, the situation wit...

Case what is different, what weve crossed into thats new territory is what looks like an ethics scandal may become more potent and dangerous for him. because its crossing the white house? defying the white house? >> they are not people who are offended by the dismantling of our regulations to keep the air and water clean. >> not a policy dispute. >> they are not people blowing the whistle on enhanced interrogations. cia and bush era. these are people who largely agree with the dismantling of all...

Scandal. >> but youre saying in this case what is different, what weve crossed into thats new territory is what looks like an ethics scandal may become more powe tabl potent and dangerous for him. >> they are not people who are offended by the dismantling of our regulations to keep the air and water clean. they are not plowing a whistle on enhanced interrogations. these are people who largely agree with the dismantling of all of our clean air and water regulations who are blowing the whistle on ...