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Earlier on "americas newsroom." >> he is trying to clean up a credibility problem by firing some individuals on his team that had a political bias of the president. he can stay out of the media, avoiding leaks and making sure everybody on his team treats everyone fair. >> laura: jays rosen live in our nations capital. what are you learning today about these interrogations? >> deputy f.b.i. director andrew mccabe, the number two-man at the f.b.i. faced seven hours of questioning behind closed doo...

Against a rival presidential candidate. >> laura: who else do you want to hear from? it looks like it could go on for a while and the interrogations last up to eight hours like the other day. who will be on the hot seat? >> we want everyone in the meeting in andys office. lisa page and peter strzok. he sends a text message after the meeting to lisa page saying i wish i could accept the scenario you sketched out in andys office that donald trump cant win but we need an insurance policy. how did t...

These interrogations -- waiting for congressional summaries of them. the same thing will happen with respect to mr. orr. he was not involved on on the hillary clinton investigation, his wife worked for the company that was paid to produce the dossier which appears to be crazily false and filled with wild nonsense that the fbi may, some people think offered to pay for but decided not to. >> harris: weve heard a number, $50,000 floating around. remind everybody that this investigation has a britis...

Entitled to have politics drive the decision making. if the decision to exonerate hillary clinton was driven by politics and not law, that is misconduct. if the decision to pursue the trump campaign and the so-called kremlin relationship is driven by politics, that is misconduct in office. we dont know when these interrogations take place in secret. >> harris: what is the penalty for it? i want to know what the accountability is. we are watching this now, we see things happen and no one ever see...

Attacks in germany and i have more than one source for that he really inside people to do that. an incredible charge v.p. no one even admitted to his controller during several interrogations that he had talked about attacks in germany. quote as agreed to i deliberately presented myself as ready to attack i mean you gave me the assignment to position myself so as to get close to people who might be planning attacks and obtain information. worthy officials in north rhine-westphalia and their infor...

And you want to stop at any time we will stop. that is the basic miranda warning which is the law of the land everywhere. >> sandra: we had senator lindsey graham on. >> i heard that. were long time friends but adversaries on this issue. senator graham has a lot of experience with military interrogations from his experience as a military lawyer. >> sandra: he said this man should be treated as an enemy combatant. >> this has never happened in the history of the united states of america that a pe...

Investigation, steven? >> i dont know that it has as much impact on the hillary clinton investigation as much as the perception of the russia investigation. if youve seen reported on peter strzok he was involved in the interrogations of top hillary clinton aides, interrogations where they appeared to have misled the f.b.i. but were not punished for it. we also know by a number of different reports that he is responsible for changing the language in the statement that f.b.i. director -- then f.b....

Prosecuted ever. again why lie about the conversation at all? >> thats the big question. i think what theyre looking at is were there any conversations with the russians during the campaign? and was there any coordination that could be deemed to be criminal? >> dan, thanks as always. one more question on this michael flynn pleaded guilty as part of this deal. to one count of lying. its believed he could have faced more but will cooperate will robert mueller. lets go to pierre thomas live at the ...

He had promised ericas grandmother. >> what kept you going during some of those times where you might have felt like im hitting dead ends. >> two-year-old baby. >> five days after interviewing turner, detective arnold was ready to bring in williams and gizberry to ask them questions. had enough on him to arrest him earlier. he wasnt ready yet. he wanted more. both men from the walgreens video so he could play them off of each over in dueling interrogations. and now, he had them. >> you have been...

Rights. it seems to me the judge call it a mistake. >> this is my constant refrain. when an attack occurs, we say no one connected the dots, and after it subsides, we do everything to prevent it. big data can do a big part, but a lot is human intelligence and interrogation citizen mr. knew -- as mr. mukasey said. there are whole groups of people in the united states that dont want us to find this information whether its a police report on radicalization or the interrogations under the bush admin...