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Clearly hasnt happened. >> exactly. we thought it might be dying down a little bit after the hearing. trust me, he did not want to go before congress. it was the last thing he wanted to do. you know, he hates that. most tech ceos absolutely hate that. but it turns out that there are deeper consequences to this. i think one of the questions is whether there are discrepancies and what zuckerberg told the lawmakers and told the public which would be material information to investors and what actual...

Committee members as well as designated staff investigators. the letter to the deputy attorney general reads in part "your continued refusal to permit members of congress and designated staff to review the requested documents is obstruction of a lawful congressional investigation. any response falling short of this request will be considered an effort to conceal material information from congress. earlier today on fox, republican chairman peter king heard from him and hes got an important voice ...

Documents on an fbi informant looking into possible russian meddling during president comes 2016 campaign. the president claims the obama doj was spying on his campaign. in a letter to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein last week morning your continued refusal to prevent members of congress and designated staff to review the requested documents is obstruction of a lawful congressional investigation. any response falling short of this request will be considered an effort to conceal material i...

The russian investigation. these records were requested in april and now the subject of a:a congressional subpoena. so the record should be available to all members and staff for the house intelligence committee. and not limited to the congssional leaders known as the gang of eight. the letter reads in part, your continued refusal to permit members of congress and designated staff to review the requested documents is obstruction of a lawful congressional investigation. any response falling short...

Well. he announced earlier this week he has 54 employees working to get those documents, 1.2 million documents that weve requested that the inspector general has, that congress also needs to have. we need to have them now and unredacted so that we can see what they are talking about when these exchanges take place. weve seen several examples where they redacted material and when we got to see the unredacted portions, we saw that they were covering up of material information, like the communicati...

Well. he announced earlier this week he has 54 employees working to get those documents, 1.2 million documents that weve requested that the inspector general has, that congress also needs to have. we need to have them now and unredacted so that we can see what they are talking about when these exchanges take place. weve seen several examples where they redacted material and when we got to see the unredacted portions, we saw that they were covering up of material information, like the communicati...

March 8th 2017. >> this is why there should be a special counsel. there ought to be a grand jury and not to subpoenas issued to go in ando see these documents. dont let the doj and the fbi decide which ones they want to turn over. they will hide to the incriminating documents or redact material information. get a warrant, sees them, bring in federal marshals. dont let the fbi be involved in policing themselves. >> sean: its impossible. congressman chaffetz, you have experience in this. i am look...

. this past weekend we finally got a look at the democratic rebuttal to that memo from republicans on the house intelligence committee that accused law enforcement officials of abusing their powers in surveilling former trump campaign aide carter page. that was easy. the ten-page, partially redacted memo was approved for release by the white house on saturday, over three weeks after the glop memo was made public, if you recall. among the major arguments "fbi and d.o.j. officials did not abuse ...

The ten-page, partially redacted memo was approved for release by the white house on saturday, over three weeks after the gop memo was made public, if you recall. among the major arguments "fbi and d.o.j. officials did not abuse the foreign intelligence surveillance act process, the fisa court, omit material information or subvert this vital tool to spy on the trump campaign." the original nunez memo alleged the mislead the court on the infamiliar as you steele dossier and without that dossier, ...

Memo and well be able to fill in a little more of the picture on what the democrats have added to the picture here. and its also important to point out that carter page has not been accused of a crime. nobody has charged him with anything. you know, this was a surveillance that should never have gotten out. this is the kind of thing that the fbi does. under normal circumstances, it never becomes public. >> right, right. okay, evan perez, our justice correspondent. were going to give you a moment...