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Weeks from now. and thats the first step in the process. obviously, it makes it a huge difference who the epa considers to be a stakeholder affected by their regulations. if its the dow chemicals of the world getting daily calls and ceremonial pens from the white house, we can imagine some of what dow chemical would like to have happen. having it done by may 15th should be no problem for them since theyre talking every single day anyway. but if it isnt just dow chemical, if its also like our lun...

Interview. obviously thrks ly obviously, this is a topic subject to a number of controls. there are processes by an intelligence official can request unmasking, but that is very closely tracked. and, so, she would have had to articulate an intelligence justification for doing that. this is exactly why we need a strong and thorough investigation, to make sure where there are allegations made, they are thoroughly investigated. i am hopefully. i remain very concerned given congressman devin nuness ...

To senior intelligence physicians from democratic and republican administrations who say a couple of things. one, unmasking is not unusual done by senior national security officials to get more information about the intelligence they see. it is not illegal. there are protocols put in place after 9/11, processes for coming exactly this. most importantly its not public. it is not leaking. that information is shared between the intelligence briefer and that national security official who asks for t...

Of an investigation. i think theres been enough public discussion and reporting on this stuff that im not going to comment on this any further until those committees have come to a conclusion of that sort. were not going to start going down guessing the motives of something thats not assumed in fact. but i do think that it is interesting as i u mentioned earlier, the level of interest in this subject versus what has been commented on previously in terms of alleged people involved in processes. i...

On this that im not going to comment this any further until theyve come to a conclusion. we wont go down and guess the motives of something not assumed in fact yet. but i think that it is interesting, as i mentioned earlier, the level or lack there of interest in this subject versus what has been commented on previously in terms of alleged people involved and processes. >> you mention that had jared kushner has a team working with him. can you help us understand whats in the portfolio? and who i...

Unilaterally decide that garland wouldnt get a hearing. >> are you comfortable playing a game of political chicken? how about i put it that way? >> thats up to the supreme court. he has said no matter what happens, he intends to get judge gorsuch confirmed. we still have a loss of processes. thats why the senate is what it is. thats why the senate is not the house. that so many things precede on the pace it is of 60 votes. i doubt very much the senators want to get rid of that for everything. th...

What does the fbi have? i mean, it may be possible that what the fbi has, they dont need general flynn to corroborate. they may have enough evidence to pursue charges without flynns offer of testimony here. so we dont know yet. it seems like a very early, early offer in an investigation which is probably still in its -- you know, fairly early stages here. im not sure exactly what the intention of flynn was to come out so early off and say this. you know as previously you reported i think it may ...

>> as a former fbi special agent, do you believe the fbi has the capacity to get to the bottom of this, get to the bottom even of the possibility of collusion? some people have suggested that some issues would be better handled by the cia than the fbi for example. do you think the fbi is up to it? >> i think the fbi is not only up to it, but the right place to do it. they the investigations, especially retroactively like this one better than anyone in the world. i think what would help them a lo...

Agent, do you believe the fbi has the capacity to get to the bottom of this, get to the bottom even of the possibility of collusion? some people have suggested that some issues would be better handled by the cia than the fbi for example. do you think the fbi is up to it? >> i think the fbi is not only up to it, but the right place to do it. they the investigations, especially retroactively like this one better than anyone in the world. i think what would help them a lot is the political meddling...

A bigger story than russia potentially tampering with the election. we are not even getting into the substance of those two stories because we are so focused on these processes. i will say to bobs point. >> jesse: yeah, quickly. >> healthcare coming off the agenda is a big story because, also, the russia investigation is taking over everything on the agenda. ther they cant get tax reform as quickly as they like and infrastructure. >> jesse: i feel like im living in moscow every time-turn on the ...