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Interview with savannah guthrie on "today," facebooks second in command sheryl sandberg apologized for the cambridge analytica scandal that exposed as many as 87 million users information. >> we got multiple assurances from them that the data should have been deleted. >> reporter: sandberg says facebook is likely to find more problems. >> did you have an opt out button? dont use my profile data for advertising? >> we have different forms of opt out. we dont have an opt out at the highest level. ...

So much of the countrys wealth. so in an odd way, this ma i -- it may play two ways in russia. putin could say, see, theyre beating up on us again and ill protect mother russia but in their hearts, most russians know this is going after corruption. >> in a word, john, how rich is vladimir putin? estimates? >> its in the hundreds of -- >> hundreds of bills. >> hundreds of billions. ive seen the figure $300 billion, $400 billion. i dont have the data to prove that. but thats the word on the street...

James comey. >> so now are you saying you dont trust the ig report because he was an obama appointee? >> no. im saying people on the left have praised the inspector general now theres an dont trust it. >> no, we want to see justice, and investigation that is not interfered with. if theres nothing to hide and stop hiding. we do not know what the recommendation is. >> im sitting here listening to both of you talk about the situation and it really goes to the core of what perhaps the american peopl...

The president of the united states. steve bannon is a racist senior adviser to the president of the united states. we can talk about everything on the periphery but we have to deal with the core in the country. president of the united states has a problem with race and we need to have that conversation. >> thank you very much. i appreciate the subsequent conversation thank you. and next stormy daniels revelations some of what she claims about donald trump took place in the last year while she ...

Proud to work for a guy who essentially blamed the community, said they needed to report things again and again when the community did just that? >> reporter: yeah, i dont know i can speak to the level of pride for the staffers, nicolle. there are those who would point out neighbors and class made did think that there was something -- these red flags with this young man, obviously very troubled angry person, the suspected shooter here. and i think that in that instance what you hear again and ag...

Told their boss james comey that they believed that michael flynn at that interview told them the truth. byron york broke the story. hes here to answer that burning question tonight next. and shes one of the presidents more controversial hires and fires. coming back to haunt him. omarosa dropping a bomb that it wasnt about president trump. it was about the second in command. >> when i can tell my story, it is a profound story that i know the world will want to hear. ♪ ♪ when a critical patie...

Far reaching implications if president trump decides to escalate his attacks on the mueller investigation. rachel brand, the associate attorney general at the department of justice since may 2017 will be stepping down after just nine months in that position to pursue a job in the private sector. two sources familiar with her plans tell nbc news she found the job irresistible. the chain of command at the department of justice and its direct oversight of the investigation with mueller is now more ...

News in a move that could have far reaching implications if president trump decides to escalate his attacks on the mueller investigation. rachel brand, the associate attorney general at the department of justice since may 2017 will be stepping down after just nine months in that position to pursue a job in the private sector. two sources familiar with her plans tell nbc news she found the job irresistible. the chain of command at the department of justice and its direct oversight of the investig...

Attorney general jeff sessions we accused himself from the investigation which leaves rosenstein the second in command. if president trump were to fire rosenstein his current solicitor general noel francisco would be the man overseeing mueller and would have the direct ability to fire him. that could fa phil sill tate the end of robert mueller as special counsel. a former u.s. thorne worked with rachel brand as a clerk for supreme court justice anthony kennedy, justice analyst matt miller a form...

It deftly worries me because if im being frank with you, if he hasnt already been abusive with hope, he will. particularly now that hes under a lot of stress and scrutiny. thats when the hate comes out. >> powerful, powerful interview there. the investigation into the allegations was ongoing before his departure here from the white house. really quick, i want to add one other nugget. rachel brand, number three over at justice department, announced she would be leaving the doj. to give you a tick...