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Of the story as is possible to see at this point. this has been a heavily political debate going both ways. the american people deserve as much information about this as we can possibly get. if you could have open hearings about what were finding in the memo and the processes and the questions still unanswered that weve seen coming out of the republican memo, i think that would be a good step. the answer here is radical transparency from all parties to the extent possible. >> sandra: steven haye...

Raj shaw lied up on the podium saying it was ongoing. it wasnt. it was closed for the fbi. >> decided whether to give him clearance. process whether or not he got a clearance. you are saying lie, lie, lie, lie. there is a lot of processes here. >> harris: i do think and we know from reporting that when we speak word lie, we need to have every fact to back that up and i dont think we have all the facts. >> jesse: we do now. >> harris: arent necessarily mutually exclusive. >> melissa: people have ...

Oversight hearings all over the place including the issue whether classified information was mishandled in this case. given the processes of this white house, it is unclear as to you know, whether they raised this either to reince priebus in march or even to the president of the united states. it would not be inconceivable this was plagued for sometime particularly given the fact they were considering porter for a promotion. >> its funny you use the phrase mishandling of classified materials, a ...

We are following a process that has been used by previous administrations. >> no, they are not. the processes of the trump administration are unique to the trump administration, including the process of obtaining security clearances for white house personnel like jared kushner, who still does not have a security clearance. some estimates indicate as many as 40 people in the trump white house do not have the security clearance that is required for their jobs. and now the security clearance proces...

Adjudicating. typically the white house chief of operations is the individual who receives it, may be concurrent with the white house counsel subsequently in consultation with the white house counsel, and thats when decisions are made. so i dont know what it means when it was held up in that office. >> frank, how does it make you feel to watch the fbi director in his testimony today, and just as important how do you think it made the 37,000 people who work for the fbi feel? >> great question, br...

This extraordinary collapse -- i should say, the amazing fact that john kelly, who was brought in to be a competent manager of a bureaucracy and had the authority of being a four-star general, wasnt able to accomplish something as fundamental as this, making sure that the personnel directly around the president had been properly vetted and werent going to become political liabilities to him. i can understand how a guy like john kelly might have deficiencies when it comes to dealing with other me...

Children and even people in businesses will barricade, i mean there is a lot of people and probably people watching -- >> but oddly does that feel like progress just because were better capable of protecting ourselves from a lone gunman? we still havent figured out how to deal with the lone gunman issue. >> i agree with you there. i do think people that are better at some tactics and barricading and fleeing and fighting them off, but, no, we still shouldnt be having this society. one of the thin...

Maybe concurrently with white house consell, subsequently in consultation with white house counsel, and decisions are made. so i dont know what it means when it was held up in that office. >> frank, how does it make you feel to watch the fbi director in his testimony today, and just as important, how do you think it made the 37,000 people who work for the fbi feel? >> great question, brian. it was just another example of the processes that we live by every single day and how methodical they are....

Be a decisive action that leaves a paper trail. >> that would be interesting to see. if this were a normal administration, there would be oversight hearings all over the place including the issue whether classified information was mishandled in this case. given the processes of this white house, it is unclear as to you know, whether they raised this either to reince priebus in march or even to the president of the united states. it would not be inconceivable this was plagued for sometime particu...

When it was held up in that office. >> frank, how does it make you feel to watch the fbi director in his testimony today, and just as important how do you think it made the 37,000 people who work for the fbi feel? >> great question, brian. it was just another example of the processes that we live by every single day and how methodical they are. bob is exactly right, this process especially for these kinds of activities are very precise. we call them spins or special inquiries. theyre done on tig...