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Administration, feel free to talk to this person as long as you can make it positive. and almost everyone i talked to and people were very sensitive about admitting they spoke to wolff, everyone i talked to said someone elsmore senior than them asked them to talk to wolff. so there was that confusion. also a rather inexperienced communications staff. press team that just didnt monitor this book author when he was coming in, who he was talking to, what his line of questioning was. i know in past ...

Whatever means necessary to get access so that you can get the hard material on your tape recorder and reporters notebook? >> well, i think that a lot of journalists try to be up front about what their agenda is, the theme of their story is going to be. michael wolff has said, been up front, that he said, whatever it took. he said, whatever was necessarily to get the access that he needed. and i know there are some white house aides who definitely felt that that was a little bit slippery. >> we ...

Admitting they spoke to him, but they said someone else more senior than them asked to talk to him. there was an inexperienced communications staff that didnt monitor this book author when he was coming in and who he was talking to and his line of questioning. in past administrations they were much more careful about that. it was a compilation of different factors. >> is it a crime journalistic or otherwise to use whatever means necessary to get access so that you can get the hard material on yo...

Light of the september 2016 attack. they say he should be sentenced to life when a judge decide his fate on february 13th. a former cia officer facing federal charges for allegedly keeping classified documents. the doj says ching lee had top security clearance until he left the agency and during property searches in 2012 agents found secret meeting locations and contact information for covert operatives in a notebook in his hotel room. the 53-year-old was arrested at jfk airport, facing maximum ...

For the beneficiaries, that he believed they were hardworking in the country needed workers, that was something of a surprise to some people. what he wanted in return was an end to the visa lottery, very explicit about that, and some reduction in family-based immigration. >> harris: we have heard so much in detail about his response as well. thank you very much, we appreciate you sharing and opening up your notebook to tell us what was in it. we will know shortly if president trump will re-impos...

Former chief white house official and also sue the publisher of the explosive notebook, "fire and fury". because in the book bennett is quoted as attacking the presidents in a circle and his family. and of course they did this to release the book ahead of schedule. what is -- we are bringing in our guests. lets start with the mercedes. we have to show malice, intent. you have to show a reckless disregard for the truth no matter what is in the book. >> that is exactly right. first of all with res...

After. thats not the case here. muellers got everything youre reading in the "new york times" and "the hollywood reporter," muellers got all that stuff. if youre look forward, thats what you look forward to. >> unlike in the case of woodward and bernstein, donald trumps team invited michael wolff to hang out every day. just sit around, listen to whatever you want to hear. >> as a long-time political observer and journalist, i wouldnt trust me with that. >> come on, sit around in the white house....

The trump administration might end up being trouble now that there was a special counsel investigation into a lot of things that happened at that time including the firing of james comey. the funny thing is, the warning flag went up in september, not about reince priebus. we thought it would be about sean spicer. do you remember this? former colleagues of sean spicer tell axios that he filled notebook after notebook later at the trump campaign and white house. when spicer worked at the rnc, he f...

There was -- they sent up a warning sign in september that handwritten notes taken in the oval office taken during the campaign and transition and early days of the trump administration might end up being trouble now that there was a special counsel investigation into a lot of things that happened at that time including the firing of james comey. the funny thing is, the warning flag went up in september, not about reince priebus. we thought it would be about sean spicer. do you remember this? fo...

Already -- thats already gone into the investigation mill. you may remember at the beginning of watergate, woodward and bernstein were confounding the fbi and the federal prosecutors because they had been truncated from the white house. so woodward and bernstein were free to go out and get information that the official channels werent allowed to go after. thats not the case here. muellers got everything youre reading in the "new york times" and "the hollywood reporter," muellers got all that stu...