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Someone who represents the russian government. >> jeffrey, youre going to be back with us in a little bit so dont go too far away. joining us now, democratic senator richard blumenthal. he is a key senator of the intelligence committee. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> what was your reaction when you heard what was going on this morning with these e-mails? >> as a former prosecutor, my reaction was these e-mails are a textbook example and evidence of criminal intent. i...

Get for those house republicans to back whatever modified health care legislation comes out of the senate and with enough time sell it to their constituents and actually get reelected while getting this monstrous bill passed? >> its not easy especially for these vulnerable house republicans. and its kind of common sense because voters dont like grand, ambitious packages. they like, you know, when you can target a piece of legislation towards a certain constituency and saying youre going to benef...

President. >> dan pfiefer, im curious what youre going to be looking for next thursday at this time, remembering james comey, we think, is going to testify that the president tried to get him to back off the michael flynn investigation. and when he says that, hell no longer be an anonymous source, or there wont be anonymous sources feeding that story. its going to be someone saying it under oath in front of cameras, in front of the whole nation. >> yeah, ill look for a couple things. one, see ho...

Clearly laid out many of the morale -- this is important. i mean, the morale is down, people were shocked that he would have a press conference. that he would try to subvert his judgment for that of the department of justice. textbook example of what not to do. rod rosenstein apparently got to the department of justice 16 days ago or so, and did a fresh analysis and these were his conclusions. ainsley: all right, kellyanne, we just interviewed benjamin lake the father of 6-year-old lennox. they ...

Derogatory information sometimes is disclosed a in the course of criminal investigations and prosecutions, but we never release it gratuitously and he said, it is a textbook example of what federal prosecutors and agents are taught not to do. >> we heard those accusations from democrats who were very angry. jeffrey toobin, you have gone through the documents and were anxious to get your analysis. >> can we point out that emperor is not wearing any clothes? this memo from rod rosensteen says that...

And why the doj officials recommended that he be fired. if you read the memo written by the deputy director of the justice department, deputy attorney general, it reads like it was written by chuck schumer and hillary clinton. he said "we do not hold press conferences to release derogatory information about the subject of a decline criminal investigation." the director laid out his version of the facts the news media as if it were a closing argument without a trial. its a textbook example of wha...

Judgment that he was mistaken -- one more sentence from this letter. almost everyone agrees the director made serious mistakes. it is one of the few issues that unites people of different perspectives. he says he was wrong when comey came out last july 5 and had a news conference and was publicly critical of hillary clinton. he said most all the director should have said was the investigation was closed and its been referred to prosecutors. he said he is wrong to take it upon himself to say that...

Blame republicans in congress, 24% said that they would blame president trump, and 34% said that they would blame democrats. so, i think that everyone is afraid. democrats might be playing this as if its only republicans who stands to lose, but everyone stands to lose if the government shuts down and theyre aware of that. leland: and who might lose most of us is the american people, you might add, somebody to think about in. what are the sticking points here? what does republicans want to extrac...

Start with the facts. there was no overbooking problem. and what they did is replace people who were already paid in their seats with crew members. and that wasnt their first factual accurate explanation. so they didnt tell the truth. honest mistake, lets assume. secondly, now we know they didnt tell the truth and we all know it, where are they? they should have put ahmet facts out. the final thing is when you apologize, as mr. munoz tried to do, on "good morning america" there is no "but" after...

We will fix the problem. and here are all the facts. theyve done none of those. im sorry i dont have their perspective, i tried, but this is one of the textbook cases that now replaces exxon in the spill in alaska that was always my textbook example of how to get everything wrong, now united has replaced that one. >> sean spicer at the white house, he violated the cardinal rule of trying to compare something, anything, to hitler, there are no comparison to hitler or the holocaust. i thought that...