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Ill say the important, vital thing is declassifying these documents so we can all understand what the bad guys at the doj and the fbi were doing as these two articles give some sort of indication there is more in those documents we can be sure of. we would like to see them. >> laura: corey, it is true, is it not, that the president can reverse his reverseal at any moment? for now, kicking it over to the inspector general, which has no subpoena power. horowitz is a good guy but it is not going to...

Doj. they are turning on each other like rats. i hope the president sees that before he makes decisions. ill say the important, vital thing is declassifying these documents so we can all understand what the bad guys at the doj and the fbi were doing as these two articles give some sort of indication there is more in those documents we can be sure of. we would like to see them. >> laura: corey, it is true, is it not, that the president can reverse his reversal at any moment? for now, kicking it o...

Sessions. i think it was very clear from his behavior and how he was talking about things that he was feel very trapped almost and being hunted by people to. a certain degree, it is a little bit understandable that this would be a problem for him. although it sort of goes to what i think you mentioned earlier. he doesnt seem to have been well prepared for dealing with these issues. staffing people, figuring out how you would go about firing somebody in a manner where it didnt cause problems for ...

Around here that we need to hear directly from these folks. what did you know, when did you know it, and why didnt you do anything about it. those are three, i think, important questions. >> so those are the questions, brian, that senator weinberg is interested in getting answered, so when you look at these names, we talked about drewniak, renna, schuber, pat foye, are you particularly interested in hearing from one of these? is there one youre particularly interested in? >> i think christina re...

From the interviews she did with gibson dunn for the christie exoneration report, her interview memos are really fascinating and give us an interesting picture of what the office bridget kelly worked in, how that office functioned, how it was used, how it was blended -- sort of no difference between the campaign and the governors -- official state-paid actors in the governors office. that will be really interesting to see how that worked and how it was used and what kind of directives they had a...

Hostile election. thats a long-term problem. i want to thank blake zeff, pia carusone, basil smikle and patrick murphy. up next, the showdown over the next hypothetical nominee to the supreme court. later, out of all of the 75 interview memos released this week by the law firm that conducted the internal investigation into chris christie, exactly one of them involves a change made after the reports release. we believe that change has something to do with something that was said on this show. t...

Bill stepien is deep in long standing ties and he has emerged as a trusted confidant as chris christie, who was talking regularly with all of these people as the scandal gathered steam at the end of last year. this is one of the 75 interview memos from the law firm that the government picked. one of the 75 memos released this week, it summarizes two interviews. what becomes clear when you read this is he served as a messenger relaying critical information as the scandal took shape. they apparent...