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Manning, edward snowden, who have decided that theyve seen information inside an intelligence agency that has to be shared with the public. and its really alarming some of the intelligence officials im speaking to. >> ken, what strikes me, this doesnt cross the normal party lines. i was struck by john kerry calling edward snowden a traitor, because edward snowden released information that undermined a lot of diplomat and intelligence operations during the obama administration. we now have, obvio...

Auto memo, give them a pretext? are both of those two things scandalous? >> one is much worse than the other obviously. if he knew it was over russia, then that is much worse. that is a major scandal because it shows the deputy attorney general, one of the people to protect the dojs independents is helping the president trample on it. if they knew president wanted to fire him, thats a bit less of a scandal, but its hard to believe even if he didnt have direct evidence, even if he wasnt aware of ...

Wednesday and come up and say, look, i know you have questions whether i knew about this whether comey briefed me on his concerns whether i saw his memos. but because of this ongoing investigation, im just not able to answer. and that would be a dodge that really i think gets around congresss legitimate right to know his role in this story. >> i guess that is because obviously he was the author of this memo. does it matter if when he wrote up this memo, and hed only been in office for a short ti...

To know what he could possibly shed on it. we should also add, obviously, heretofore, we know the trump white house has been saying that, you know, everybody else, that the fbis been taking a look at, is peripheral to the trump operation. well now, this is his son-in-law, this is somebody who is one of his closest advisers and hes inside the white house. don? >> interesting. youre reporting kushners role helping to run the campaigns data analytics is part of this probe. why is that, evan? >> wel...

Want the president to get a grip. he got a grip here. we should all celebrate that. >> obviously, david axelrod was getting ready for that comment as well. >> thank you. have a good weekend. the good stuff is next. its looking up, not down. its being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein its intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for when you need a little extra. boost® the number one high protein complete nutritional drink. be up ...

He thought he should apologize. the relationship between press and this administration is a little bit sour. does it get better? is it possible? and what responsibility does the press have? >> i dont know whether the relationship will get better or not and i dont think you can lump everybody in together. obviously, president trump sets a tone from the top. and i dont know how the relationship is going to develop with him over time. i suspect that the interesting thing about the white house, whil...

Is an outline of where these investigations are going and the areas of possible collusion. some of the people that might be eamined in terms of whether or not there was collusion, flynn, obviously, manafort, carter page. but as the previous gentleman just said, we do need to wait for the facts to come in before passing judgment over exactly what happened. but, also, what we also know from great reporting in the press, is that there is a cover-up going on. we dont know what the cover-up is of, ex...

Jared kushner included along with jeff sessions and michael flynn most obviously, did not reveal that they had met with the russian ambassador. they didnt reveal a number of meetings. >> thats a good point. why didnt they do that? >> reporter: thats a good question. >> why did jared kushner -- excuse me. jay newton-small, you pointed it out to me off camera. that jared kushner was a little slow in admitting he was meeting with these russians. >> i just want to say, i want to correct myself and s...

Obviously, president trump feuded with him. it will be interesting to see if they find any common ground. will he be making jokes about their feud? >> andrew: >> harris: hes righ. we expected him to sit down at 12:30 p.m. eastern time an end is now just about 12:30. >> andrew: greg burke, or fuller colleague is the chief spokesperson for the pope. i am certain he has been on the phone with whoever. >> harris: i was looking through my notes because i was looking for that language on the trail and...

>> meghan: obviously, angela merkel was putting her entire legacy on the line. >> harris: so much of the backing of that legislation or that movement had to do with the immigration that has happened in the u.k. >> meghan: will be right back with this. its more "outnumbered" in just a moment but grandma, we use charmin ultra soft