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When i was a stranger, immigrant, you welcomed me. all right? come to heaven. but to me, that means a lot more than any particular law that were debating about. >> you spoke at the trump inauguration. >> i didnt speak. i prayed. >> im sorry. you prayed at the inauguration, and you spoke about solomon and the idea of letting leadership come from the heart. >> yeah. >> how are we doing? >> well, i think we might need -- you mentioned pope frances earlier. you know one of his real trademarks is to ...

At the pleasure of the president. >> um-hum. >> and that we can be removed at any time of their discretion. >> we reached out to the white house for a response, for an explanation to all of this. weve yet to hear back from them. solomon, why do you think you were fired? do you think is that you saw too much on those ripped up documents? >> i dont know, because it became a control factor, because they was telling us were not supposed to tell this. we were told to stay off social media. those type...

There was a lot of turnover in the trump campaign from campaign managers to campaign managers and lots of other people, a lot of turbulence there. so -- but the fbi im sure, i know, engaged with both campaigns. >> heidi przybyla. >> hi, mr. director. i wanted you to weigh in on rod rosenstein. he seems to have a strategy here. hes trying to create some kind of detente, trying to buy time for the investigation to mollify this administration in terms of even agreeing to have these types of meeting...

Tell me of the phony russia problem? joining me now, solomon. welcome to you. can i just get your reaction to what we swrus heard? >> well, look, hes got a right as president trump has a right, to be very concerned about the fbis use of the confidential human source to infiltrate the trump campaign. i dont think we should get caught up in nomenclature. theres no question that sent somebody in who employed active measures he invited papadopoulos to london and said he would pay for it. based on re...

>> is what triggered the trump-water collusion investigation by the fbi. no. the first in the series of events was the fbi meeting face-to-face in london with christopher steele, the author of this fictitious, fabricated dossier. >> sean: they told the courts they fired him. they never told that to the courts. >> they deceived the courts. they concealed evidence of that and other things. >> sean: we all give the last word to john solomon. we welcome you back. been missing in action, mr. solomon....

They could themselves. >> laura: why -- the fbi is actually doing the work to try and get the cia guy out reaching out and, again, i dont know if its illegal or not. working with this guy who had business interests in iran really rich, really connected and i bet deripaska it wanted to know why the heck am i being banned from coming into the united states, show me the file im such a bad guy. show it to me and he starts working with them. s motivations aside, that would have been a great thing to ...

State department and the fbi had to reach out and do whatever they could themselves. >> laura: why -- the fbi is actually doing the work to try and get the cia guy out, reaching out and, again, i dont know if its illegal or not. working with this guy who had business interests in iran, really rich, really connected and i bet deripaska it wanted to know why the heck am i being banned from coming into the united states, show me the file im such a bad guy. show it to me and he starts working with t...

Waiver. but again, the argument would be mueller doesnt even get to come into court and talk about executive privilege and whether its been waived. ive the president, im telling him he cant do it and im invoking executive privilege. its more of a procedural argument. >> so where does this then go, solomon? does it hit a wall? does it go to the supreme court? how does this end potentially? >> its going to go quickly to the supreme court. theyll have to decide whether or not theres something inher...

>> with bob mueller. >> reporter: with bob mueller because he wanted to help prepare the president for that interview. >> but he left. >> reporter: a, it looks like that may not happen. and, b, as jim also is reporting, cobb had a couple of major blow-outs with the president recently over his posture and his tweets about the department of justice, et cetera, et cetera, and i think that, you know, in the end it became an untenable situation and, you know, ty cobb said good-bye and the president p...

Giuliani, solomon, if he potentially says, all right, well do these narrow set of questions for two to three hours, is it up to the trump legal team to define that parameter or is it really the d.o.j.? >> no, its up to bob mueller. you dont let the person who is the subject of your investigation say -- >> thats what i thought. >> heres what you can question and heres what you cant. muellers never going to accept that. i want to make a point, though. its one thing to vigorously litigate this case...