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Phone. i asked where he was at? he said the cops have me pulled over. >> your dad, for heavens sake was being arrested. had to be a shock. >> i was very confused. i asked the arresting officer, why are you arresting me dad? he said it was solicitation and conspiracy. >> to commit murder. >> to commit murder, yes. >> in other words, he said your father was responsible for the death of your mother. >> uh-huh. >> still, as he sat behind bars, awaiting his day in court, he assured his children that ...

Lets read what you wrote there. rosenstein "raised the idea of wearing a recording device or wire to secretly tape the president when he visited the white house or other fbi officials interviewing with mr. trump for that fbi job." now, as you know the doj follows very detailed rules on getting warrants for surveillance. is your reporting that rosenstein was considering illegal surveillance or trying to get a warrant to do the wire or that it never got that far? >> well, i dont think it got to th...

With a lot of people hired and fired and look him in the eye and get adequate explanation for this. if it is true, if the way it is being presented in "the new york times" is true, it is something very, very troubling that cant be continuing. >> laura: apparently, according to the report, i am going to read some of it. apparently, the gist of it is that rosenstein was really tick off that even though he wrote that letter or memo justifying the firing of comey, giving justification, he was mad th...

Rosenstein was seriously looking -- or because there are people leaking that to undercut rosenstein? >> no, i dont think that this is someone that is -- you know, this has been leaked to undercut rosenstein. we went back and have been trying to look at the period of time between the comey firing and the appointment of mueller. this is in eight days in may of 2017 where rod rosenstein was thrust to the front and center of the country and had to decide whether to open an investigation into his pre...

Circles as him. what do you make of whats being reported in the "new york times" and other outlets. >> rod and i came up through the department together. i know him. have worked with him. have seen his work. hes a good dedicated hard-working gentleman. however, he does have a somewhat nonserious side. i agree. if this was said and i think on balance it may have been said, i dont think it was in anyway shape or form serious. can you imagine the deputy attorney general kind of letting the fbi tape...

House correspondent kaitlan collins and chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. first to our injuries advertise correspondent, evan perez. evan, break down this jom shell story us. >> these are extraordinary conversations that allegedly happened last year in the days and weeks after the president fired james comey, the fbi director. rod rosenstein in meetings with fbi and other justice department officials suggested that he could possibly wear a wire, wear a recording device in meetings with the pre...

Having worked in the white house, the idea that anyone would bring in any recording device into the situation room is stunning. it was an honor system, that we all left them outside. i want to ask you about some reporting in vanity fair that omarosa is crippling the white house and ask you if youre hearing anything along these lines. vanity fair reporting in a white house already crippled by back stabbing and paranoia, use of omarosas tapes landed like a bomb effect. ly paralyzing proceedings. w...

Telling the truth, thats not a crime in this country. what would be a crime is if shes inciting people to violence and of course they can use her as i think they plan to for defamation. but other than that, no, its not realistic. >> kimberly, how does this play out? i mean, if youve got a disgruntled former employee who had access to the president of the united states, the white house, cabinet officials, who was apparently walking around with a recording device for the better part of her tenure ...

Manner. >> exactly. >> omarosa revealed that she had the secret recording from her time at the white house, even in the situation room. from a security perspective, what kind of a threat is it to bring a recording device into the situation room. could national security interest be compromised? >> well, this is a very serious thing, don, because of what mobile devices can be in terms of recording and also as an intercept and even transmission means, even if the user doesnt know it. so, it is a se...

Doing, yet another example of this, it makes it very hard for me, someone who served this country for 50 plus years -- and i have always been very respectful of the presidents as kman commanders and chief. this one makes it pretty tough. >> i think many people have more respect for the office than he does. if he did he wouldnt conduct t himself in that manner. >> she revealed she had the secret recording even in the situation room from a security perspective. what kind of a threat is it to bring...