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Having conducted those interviews and youre talking to someone and you nope whknow wha theyre saying to be false, it puts you back on your heels and you wonder why is this person lying to me? robert mueller coming to the defense of these eights sagents werent mistreated, you should have known better, this is on you. >> we see the notes from peter strzok after that interview. you have done these interviews, youve taken notes following interviews. does everything look like it was done by the book?...

In the end, mitch mcconnell will call for a cloture vote tomorrow and a full vote on saturday. its all about the math. >> still here with me, a few things about this document that are coming out from the amazing reporting. one source is telling them that the fbi report is more than 1,000 pages long. now im understanding why when a senator goes in, we will read the rest later today. that is starting to make sense. several senators are saying that mark judge is one of the interviewers that was nee...

Disprove anything because theyre going to interview folks, folks tell them this is what we think or what we think didnt happen. the fbi put that within the four corners of a 302, a testimonial document, submit the report, and the rest of us make our assessments from the report. >> we dont know necessarily if the report will be publicized, it doesnt have to be. would it normally be? >> it wouldnt, but the way d.c. is leaking and doj and unfortunately the fbi, the bureau i served for 25 years, i c...

Him and his statements to determine whether he is telling the truth? >> in mark judges case, ana, he has written a book about his time in high school and his pattern of drinking and the issues that that raised for him. so in some ways they already have an account of his time in high school. i think that would be one way to kind of test and look at what the culture was. they will obviously ask about this specific incident. but again, when they take the interviews theyre going to document them on ...

Believable or not. a testimonial document they only stipulate to the facts. >> okay. but that would get us further than we were. not everybody was spoken to. time frame, one week. the mueller probe, were always saying these things take forever. >> one week i can tell you right now director wray is going to put the right people on top of this. whatever that squad needs, the fbi will open up a special inquiry which means fbi headquarters will have oversight and will bring folks in tdy, dispatch wh...

And now, something that would have to be clarified on the white house team. nothing yet on the white house regarding this statement, ana. >> and thank you, for that. and keep us close. and now joining is catherine ram pel. and now, start with the hands of robert mueller. what have you learned? >> we have learned that anything that takes place whether it is your something that you observe or by way of the interview, you are putting it down contemporariously and you have to put it down when you se...

Dramatic hearing today. >> james -- >> but the cloud -- >> hold on one second, because lets just talk about for one second how extraordinary this statement was from james comey, not just that it came out a day before his testimony, which is highly unusual, but that he felt compelled after every conversation -- he says that he had nine of them with the pre , president, some on the phone, some in person -- to go and take, as close as he could, verbatim notes to memorialize this. is that customary,...

You can say he made the right judgment, but we know that he did it from following his moral compass, doing what he felt was right. jim comey has pushed back on republican administrations, he pushed back on the obama administration during the viral video effect era. no one is going to question his apolitical mean in this. the fact that he went and made this -- i hate to use the term so personal, but i felt he was going to be far more elliptical in how he described it. i thought hed stick to the f...

Testimonial document, you stick to the facts. he did, but he also puts some editorial commentary in there, and i believe the method to the madness for the fbi director was, im going to lead these senators down the path of this so they ask me the right questions. >> not the first time hes done that, and its not going to be the first time hes called out for it. david gregory, one of the things in listening to all of the build-up to this last night, i dont think people are anticipating enough about...

Ive spoken on air many times about people on both sides of the issue can come down and say we disagree or we supported how he handled. . my question is why didnt he go to his superiors. i think this explains why. he knew that attorney general sessions had reaccused himself. he knew the folks were only going to be there for a short period of time. he was concerned about influencing the russian collusion investigation. he didnt want his agents or prosecutors -- >> he said he didnt want them to be ...