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>> what hes done in london, poisoning people with nerve gas, that is a criminal activity. i wouldnt have a conversation with a criminal. >> that was senate republican judiciary chairman chuck grassley. trump fired back with tweets attacking his critics noting issues where he thinks russia can help. mr. trumps friendly posture with putin comes as the senate intel committee held a hearing today about the vulnerabilities of our election systems in the face of threats from russia. here is one member...

Glaring red light he had to have seen. who put manafort in front of trump. they had a relationship but not a close relationship. his relationship what with roger stone. and we know tom bearic wrote a letter of recommendation to say, why dont you think about manafort. but you cant help mueller trying to figure out, did the russians push manafort to do this. >> because there is this idea that president trump -- if there isnt collusion that is glaring and actually known, there is this idea he was j...

Lets remember what that conspiracy is, although it varies in terms of the factual allegations in each of the indictments but the underlying problem here, the underlying crime is interfering with the democratic process of electing a united states president. and we now know, from last weeks indictments and other indictments, that what was happening was that russia was proceeding along a multi-pronged, multi-front battle looking for vulnerabilities in the trump campaign, looking for points of penet...

Foreign officials targeting people so high up at the white house, possibly someone like jared kushner, the son-in-law of the president? >> what i can tell you is theres no question that most every country in the world, they do these leadership profiles. theyll look at all the key people in the administration. theyll do a full background on them, understanding where they came from and what their business relationships are and what they are doing is trying to understand how they can berten gauge i...

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Would say where i defend networks is one thing we generally find in that role many network and system operators not truly understand their systems and structures and one of the things i think is part of this is how do we help those local, federal, state entities truly understand their network structure, what its potential vulnerabilities and harness the information that the intelligence structure and other elements providing them? its part of working through the process. >> director wray. >> sen...

Briefin briefings. the meetings with kushner and vulnerabilities was a subject raised in mcmasters meetings and he was naive and being tricked with officials some of whom said they wanted to deal only with jared kushner directly and not with more experienced personnel. so this is operating at a couple of levels. the personal drama here is that its not just that jared kushner

Were quickly seized upon as an example of why, you know, certain papers should be usable and not subject to attorney-client privilege. so one thing that it shows is that every time he speaks about this, i mean it potentially creates new legal vulnerabilities for him. >> thats right. as a layperson and not a lawyer especially and as has been described, a guy who doesnt always take the advice of counsel. so, katie, if we take a look back at this week, does the dr. jackson incident become a kind of...

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>> no, chairman conaway and gowdy who led the investigation. theyd say, theyre here voluntarily, we cant force them to answer. they have the subpoena power to force them to answer. >> did you have an inkling of this from the beginning when devin nunes went to the white house? did you really have hope that this would be a byte partisan investigation and conclusion, ultimately? >> the train ride here i was clearing out old text messages on my phone. i saw february 2017 text messages where i was as...