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Saying all aspects of the buzzfeed story were false. to eevaluate the story you would need to know a lot more. clearly something material and significant the special counsels office believes was wrong. and thats a problem for people in journalism. without knowing the facts and knowing whats in dispute and what the actual facts are of the reporting process, et cetera, it hard to evaluate what mueller said and its hard to evaluate b buzzfeed reporting on the story. and donald trump, who had sort o...

Theyre doing none of that. some people agreed with your way. >> i agree. it become a judgment call. my traditions where we had public information office where we would hold press conferences. we would try to make available to the public through the reporting process that information which we felt was appropriate. especially because the clinton white house was masterful at quote leaking and planting absolutely spurious information. >> you fell you were responding to your target? >> yes. >> let me...

>> we distinguish between subscribers and members. subscribers basic willally pay product to get access. we cam the readers members because they join our cause. they pay for it because they think the journalism is important and also contribute not just their money but they also contribute their knowledge an experience to our reporting process. so its a very different relationship. its no the a consumer product relationship. its a supporter movement relationship. >> really interesting language ar...

Information has been. you dont want to tell me anything you dont want to tell me about your reporting process, but im struck by this dynamic that were in now that people are starting to realize that these kids have been farmed out around the country and that kids who are separate from their parents have to be put somewhere and theres this detective work happening to try to figure out where theyre going. how hard was this to uncover as a secret? >> you know, this did take some real shoe leather r...

Setting for little children. "we dont do orphanages." we havent done those in a long time. and yet, uh -- and yet. joining us now is gorance burke with the associated press who broke the news last night that babies and young kids forcibly separated from their parents at the texas border are being sent to these tender age shelters. this is the story that broke me on tv last night. miss burke, thank you for joining us. im sorry i didnt do it justice as it was breaking last night. >> thank you so m...

Tonight from the "new york times." special counsels office was commented for comment -- commented for comment. contacted for comment by the "new york times" tonight. special counsels office did not respond to requests for comment. also jay sekulow, whos a lawyer for mr. trump, declined to comment on these. if youd listen closely to that live interview we just did with michael schmidt there, it seems that this -- these questions, this list of 49 questions derived the way he described his reportin...

>> im assuming so, yeah. >> the white house has denied the claims of the affair. the enquirers parent company told the times it decided not to print her story because it could not verify details. acknowledged discussing the allegations with cohen as part of its reporting process. nancy, i want to go to you on this theme of non-disclosure agreements is a very important one in trumps -- president trumps life, mr. trumps life as a businessman. what are the potential ramifications for the way these ...

>> why do you think it was that it was after donald trump was the republican nominee that they came back? >> they wanted to squash the story. >> you are saying they wanted to protect donald trump? >> im assuming so, yeah. >> the white house has denied the claims of the affair. the enquirers parent company told the times it decided not to print her story because it could not verify details. acknowledged discussing the allegations with cohen as part of its reporting process. nancy, i want to go to...

Knowing what is knowable. and if its knowable, that is so basic, but why put yourself in a position of having to defend it? >> kennedy: theres a group of congressmen, especially the ones that been there for a long time i congressman hastings were used do the structures of congress set up to protect these guys. >> lisa: is talking about those structures. you think this changes because theres been legislation introduced, bipartisan legislation to bring more transparency to disclose an individuals ...

Should be taken so seriously to the point that perhaps they should step down even before allegations are proven, if allegations are credible then that alone merits perhaps members of congress stepping down. >> i think that some of that is overblown. i think you have seen incidents in the past where members of congress have been accused of something and it has been so egregious that those members have stepped down because of the pressure that has been put on them and/or because of the fact that t...