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The first is whether criminal laws were broken either by mike flynn or paul manafort in terms of failure to register as foreign agents. the second pillar and more important is the broad counterintelligence investigation about what russia was doing in our election and who it may have helping and the third pillar is the obstruction of justice pillar with regards to the firing of the fbi director. some people are waiting for criminal indictments. i think this is a long effort by mueller to investig...

David bossi, for example, is someone who is eyeing. he is also eyeing corwin lewandowski as someone to play a bigger role outside the white house. i think it would be tough to come back into the fold because he does have some tensions with the trump family. but hes really looking at the big picture here and how he wants his messaging to evolve moving forward. >> im going to end this segment by paying homage to glen thrush and what he said earlier, you cant make this stuff up. thanks to both of y...

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Committee announce today that they are bringing on two more staff? >> i think that was in the works. and i think a lot of democrats who wanted the investigation to move more quickly glad to hear this news. the thing is these two individuals, theyre not primary investigators like the other seven that i discussed. they also will have other responsibilities. so their work on the russian investigation will have to be part-time as well. >> were joined now by matthew miller, former spokesperson for at...

Hiring flynn when they met at the white house two days after the election. >> my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that insures our president-elect is successful. >> we discussed a lot of different situations. some wonderful and some difficulties. >> this afternoon, another major voice will be heard from. former acting attorney general sally yates will testify to the senate about her warnings to the white house about flynns russia connections. toda...

Including intelligence experts mieke eoyang and ned price. it was a hearing unlike any we have seen before. it was the dramatic story of a woman in the first week of her new big job, biggest job of her life who gets some information that she knows her boss is going to hate. and so she brings that information immediately to her bosss lawyer, who is also in the first week of his new job. as her bosss lawyer. and her boss is in his first week of his new job. as president of the united states. and t...

And assistant to president obama ned price who served as senior director to president obamas senior security council. clint, lets start with you. the fbi had to defend themselves saying there was no investigation into the trump campaign as early as april 2016 and yet he was able to go out and talk about the clinton investigation. he said that was because they were nearing completion of it, and then they did complete it, then they reopened it. from your assessment, does it look like he treated th...

Devin nunes shows no inappropriate action by susan rice or any other obama administration official, republican and democratic congressional aides who have been briefed on the matter told nbc news. one u.s. official who reviewed the documents in question told nbc news, quote, i saw no evidence of any wrongdoing. it was all completely normal. a senior republican aide who declined to speak on the record agreed with that assessment. joining us now, michael isikoff, chief investigative reporter for y...

>> i know nothing about this. i was surprised to see reports from chairman nunes on that count today. i mean, lets back up and recall where we have been. the president of the united states accused his predecessor, president obama, of wiretapping trump tower during the campaign. nothing of the sort occurred. so today i really dont know to what chairman nunes was referring. >> and david corn, what those reports that devin nunes has been talking about, he has indicated that those were intelligence ...

>> yeah, and there are more questions than answers, obviously, at this moment. ned, you have had plenty of criticism for this president and this white house. i mean, you left the cia because of it. what impact does think now that the former national security adviser is seeking immunity some 60 days into this presidency? >> well, it raises profound questions, kate, about why it is exactly that hes seeking immunity. of course, we know of the calls to kislyak and the supposed reason for his tendere...