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And the entire process is broken. >> but there is a point to people holding clearances still when a matter comes up in an agency that was dealt with in the past. those people go back and they give them their experience. >> yes, and they do -- >> and need a national security clearance to inform them. >> if they had a relationship with the previous administration but john brennan, it holds no utility anymore because his relationship is so frayed. >> i strongly disagree with that. youve got to have...

Effort by mr. trump to suppress freedom of speech and punish critics. it should gravely worry all americans, including intelligence professionals, about the cost of speaking out. my principles are worth far more than clearances. i will not relent. hes talking about intelligence, ned, hes talking about freedom of speech. we should also note that the president has tried to threaten to revoke the tv license, the fcc license for television networks, including nbc, because he doesnt like what we repo...

Americans, then ive got a bridge to sell you. it comes at a moment when the white house has lost control of the political narrative. one of the presidents top aides, omarosa, is out there releasing secret audio tapes accusing the president of conspiring with wikileaks and confirming she spoke with bob muellers team. the presidents former campaign chief, paul manafort, is facing the possibility of life in prison for bank fraud and conspiracy. were going to have a lot more on both of those stories...

Retribution for his critics. for example, why isnt michael flynn on that list? after all, the presidents former national security advisor pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. sarah sanders did not have an answer for that, only said that they will review when they feel like they need to review the various people. lets go right to a couple folks that we have standing by. weve got nbcs kristen welker, who was in the briefing room, and political reporter for "the new york times," nick confessore, alo...

Which means we have to take it seriously. most importantly the fact that all of those years put us in the situation where somebody like that is in our white house. >> in the situation room, ned, i think you are among the people and this is what i hear from you having watched you on air so many times and interviewed you so many times. you have someone going into the situation room with the chief of staff, with a tape recorder, what went through your mind when you heard that ned? >> what has gone ...

Already has a fully signed non-disclosure agreement. >> it is more unusual to see this in a government setting but we heard from a number of government officials that they have in fact signed confidentiality agreements to not talk about what happens behind the scenes. the president is asserting she did sign such a document and she have said she did not and offered the job at the campaign with a non-disclosure agreement and she would not consent to that and obviously shes telling her story now. >...

Time really shows where his priorities are. >> presales have put the book at number 11. well see where it goes from here. ned price and jeff mackintosh and jess french, thank you all of you. fired, strzok. >> and racial white house, omarosa, the former top aide goes on this all out media blits. plus, all in the family, the trump who may be the most wanted trump on the campaign trail. why the presidents oldest son is in high demand, coming up. why did i want a crest 3d white smile?

Defense. of course, he was responsible for the memo that was put out that started the war of duelling memos that attempted to exonerate the president, that attempted to essentially impugn the fbi, to impugn the department of justice and to leave the president free and clear. so devin nunes has been very clear from the start. he is not serving as an impartial arbiter on the house intelligence committee. he is serving very clearly as a strident ally of the president, something that should worry al...

What does that tape tell you, ned price, of the outlook of some republicans here on this investigation? >> well, the problem, david, is that devin nunes is not a bystander in all of this. he is the chair of the house intelligence committee, one of the two u.s. committees on capitol hill that are investigating these series of crimes from russian hacking to everything else. so the fact that he is broadcasting for everyone to see and for everyone to hear, the fact that he is essentially putting his...

Appreciate it, i respect that youre the president, but we need to either move forward with this interview or im going to issue a grand jury subpoena for you to testify and i will compel your appearance. >> ned price, i want to go to the tweet that i referenced at the top there. the president saying that his attorney general is missing in action. this is not the first time we have seen the president call out attorney general jeff sessions explicitly on twitter. it happened most memorably about a ...