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Who has such a demonstrated track record of never being able to tell the truth. you see him do it over and over in public. and you see him faced with tough questioning from prosecutors that bob mueller has assembled, he would face great, great legal jeopardy. >> do you think the nunes memo has accomplished whats seen as tactical, which is to put some dent in the mueller probe or at least to sew further seeds of doubt in the presidents supporters and its integrity? >> well, i dont think it has ma...

Information that was omitted. certainly not all of the information in the fisa applications and renewals, but some of the information to give context. and thats what was really missing. thats what weve made the republican memo so misleading. >> all right, congressman adam schiff, great to have you with us tonight. >> thanks, chris. senator richard blumenthal is a democrat from connecticut, a member of the senate judiciary committee. senator, i want to start with some news that just crossed "th...

Claim of executive simply will not withstand a challenge based on a specific need for evidence in a criminal case, like this one. and the fifth amendment defense may be in some sense viable, but it will lead to the potential for charges, at least in a report against him. >> let me ask you one more question. because theres reporting that the white house says that lawyers are in favor of appointing a second special counsel, which seems in some ways a means of sort of curtailing and reining in robe...

All right. breaking news at this hour. as we mentioned earlier, "the new york times" reporting that the presidents own lawyers are now advising him to refuse, refuse an interview in the russia inquiry. of course, the president expressing his enthusiasm, how much he was laooking forward to sitting down with mueller and his team, subject, he said, to his lawyers getting involved. well, his lawyers appear to be vetoing now, setting up a question of whether the president invoking the fifth amendment...

>> do you think the nunes memo has accomplished whats seen as tactical, which is to put some dent in the mueller probe or at least to sew further seeds of doubt in the presidents supporters and its integrity? >> well, i dont think it has made a dent with people who are paying attention. but i just feel like there are so many people out there who just look to what hes saying and just look to the headlines that fox news is reporting. so, you know, i do worry that those people are not going to read...

Republican memo so misleading. >> all right, congressman adam schiff, great to have you with us tonight. >> thanks, chris. senator richard blumenthal is a democrat from connecticut, a member of the senate judiciary committee. senator, i want to start with some news that just crossed "the new york times" reporting that the presidents own lawyers are now advising him to decline or i should say refuse stronger words, refuse an interview with the russias team in the mueller inquiry. do you have a ...

One. and the fifth amendment defense may be in some sense viable, but it will lead to the potential for charges, at least in a report against him. >> let me ask you one more question. because theres reporting that the white house says that lawyers are in favor of appointing a second special counsel, which seems in some ways a means of sort of curtailing and reining in robert mueller without firing him. what do you think of that idea? how realistic do you think that is? >> the great danger here, ...

All right. breaking news at this hour. as we mentioned earlier, "the new york times" reporting that the presidents own lawyers are now advising him to refuse, refuse an interview in the russia inquiry. of course, the president expressing his enthusiasm, how much he was looking forward to sitting down with mueller and his team, subject, he said, to his lawyers getting involved. well, his lawyers appear to be vetoing now, setting up a question of whether the president invoking the fifth amendment,...

Now. to mess around with a fisa judge in public, this involves sources and methods. >> i think thats right. to echo what some of your analysts have been saying, were seeing the collision of several different things. some are concerning, some relate to past reports about, as youve mentioned, the presidents clearly unusual targeting of a current, up until today as pete williams is reporting, number two at the fbi, and then this wider maelstrom in the congress about what they perceive or allege are...

Check to charity or to the donor. it isnt impossible if they meant to do. it whats more scandalous here is that the republican partys been utterly silent. forget birthdaying back the money. -- forget giving back the money. theyre not commenting. theres a universal wall of silence. this is somebody directly connected to the republican national committee, the finance chair. its shocking. i think they understood that with republicans booked on the sunday shows tomorrow, every one of them was going ...