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Quite frankly, the earning potential as phil says is gigantic when you reach that level. who wants to hire him, even if he is cleared, wolf, who wants to hire him now after going through this? >> top democrat on the house oversight committee, elijah cummings, rebecca, says, i honestly dont understand why the white house is covering up for michael flynn. this is a serious problem for the white house, for the president who named him his national security adviser. >> right. so the reason the white ...

Right. were finding out more every day. there will come a time when the truth will come in contact with these false statements, made by donald trump, president trump, and others. and then a judgment call will have to be made. in the meantime, i have to go down both of these tracks. i have to represent my constituents, and i have to do a fair investigation. >> i also want to ask you about your college, jason chaffetz who is not running for reelection, may take an early retirement. you went back t...

It is that simple, wolf. >> it is not that simple because he could be asked those questions. you know he is not going to answer, phil, those questions. he is going to deflect. >> he is going to deflect, but it is like the question about how gave nunes access to the white house. i mention when i worked in the executive office building, if i wanted my family in i had to go to the security office and electronically put my moms name in the database. it would take five minutes to walk over there. it ...

Reports generated about the trump transition team. >> we have to keep our sources quiets. ive told the american public we want people to come to us to bring us information if they have it. >> congressional staffers that they reports were separate from the rush up road -- russia probe. another hypothesis is based on "reversed targeting, an illegal practice where a government targets citizens. after criticism he briefed president trump before the committee, the congressman stood by his decision. >...

Z2a1gz zx9z y2a1gy yx9y why did you find it important to brief the press and then the president before even for -- >> its just a judgment call. i mean, you know? it was my -- there was a lot going on president. and it was a judgment call on my part and that is at the end of the day, its sometimes you make the right decisions and sometimes you make the wrong one but you have to stick by the decisions you make. >> yesterday, democratic members of the house intel committee say house intelligence ...

His actions yesterday. many of us up to that point praised how the committee had tried to work in a bipartisan way to move the investigation forward. at the same time, as you know, many democrats have called for an independent commission to take this out of the hands of any of the members of congress, put in the the hands of a bipartisan group of citizens to fully investigate, look at the evidence, and come to conclusions and so yesterday i think shook the confidence of a lot of folks. >> lets p...

Which he cannot answer, the vote that paul ryan had to cancel today because of the crumbling support for paul ryan and donald trumps health care bill. you have every right to believe that paul ryan was very angry with devin nunes exposing him as being involved in the delivery of this intelligence information to the white house yesterday because today, when devin nunes talked about it, he fell on his sword for paul ryan. he completely took paul ryan out of that story. devin nunes took full respon...

Many of us up to that point praised how the committee had tried to work in a bipartin way to move the investigation forward. at theame time, as you know, many democrats have called for an independent commission to take this out of the hands of any of the members of congress, put in the the hands of a bipartisan group of citizens to fully investigate, look at the evidence, and come to conclusions and so yesterday i think shook the confidence of a lot of folks. >> lets play very quickly congressma...

Congressman adam schiff without paul ryans permission. he would not have talked to reporters again on the white house driveway without paul ryans permission. a chairman like devin nunes, who can be instantly fired by the speaker, lived with the knowledge that they must never cross the speaker. and that means never, ever, ever surprising the speaker. that is the worst thing you can do as a chairman. create a situation or a controversy that the speaker find out about in the press. the speaker gets...

Committee. >> pete: is a judgment call. >> harris: remote with a timeline of the tweets. they came before representative nunes went to the white house. the president saying he felt somewhat vindicated, he already knew something. not to put all of this on nunes, the president had already made a call. >> meghan: we have to get to the baseline of this and set of politicizing on both sides. if they did incidentally collect information and keep information on president trump when they werent supposed...