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As a bella russian who is on the chamber of commerce. these are sources that the fbi has made contact with them, theyre on their radar, that these are people that have been providing information whether unwittingly or not to the american foreign -- the american intel services and also to folks like christopher steele. so it puts their lives in danger and it could create a possible chilling effect for sources in the future who might be reluctant to come forward and work with the fbi because of de...

Personal attorney rudy giuliani and putting key administration involved in the controversy surrounding the call and was a blower complaints on notice. dave brown and former doj official bob driscoll, glad to have you with us. i want to go to greg miller, the attorney general is making undisclosed trips overseas asking for an intel services to help investigate us intel services. that is not normal. >> this is a total nonstory. you could quibble with the investigation into the investigation about ...

>> translator: this poor girl is sitting here, our butina. she faces 15 years in prison. for what? when i heard that something was happening to her, i went and asked all the heads of our intel services, who is this? no one knows anything about her at all. >> reporter: a russian native, butina founded a gun rights group back home and used it to build ties with the nra. >> my story is simple. i was born in siberia. >> reporter: she became a regular at nra events and set out to meet politicians and...

>> we live in a time of a testing of public character. >> reporter: conservative political operative paul erickson and a former russian central banker. with ericksons assistance and at tortians direction she sought to establish unofficial lines of communication with those having unofficial powers over u.s. politics. she sought to use it for the benefit of the russian federation according to the draft filing. she is telling investigators about ericksons role in her plot and offering intel about h...

Did you record papadopoulos during your conversation with him? what was going on? were you reporting information back? he evaded all of those questions and as you know they both said they are not going to comment on it. >> sean: is it a fact that we know because we have a constitution, they farm out surveillance to like, our allies? so great britain will spy on americans or maybe trump and then they will feed it to our intel services? >> absolutely. so lets talk about the subpoena. >> something ...

Papadopoulos during your conversation with him? what was going on? where you recording information back? he evaded all of those questions. as we know, they also said they are not going to comment on it. >> sean: isnt it a fact that we know because we have a constitution, they farm out surveillance to mike, our allies? so great britain will spy on americans, or maybe trump, and they will feed it to our intel services? >> absolutely. john and i have talked about it. >> sean: lets talk about that t...

There really should not be. two weeks before his inauguration, the heads of the fbi, cia, nsa and director of national intelligence provided the president elect evidence that putin ordered -- the "new york times" reported that trump was shown texts and e-mails from russian military officials and intelligence from british u dutch and american intel services, but the president keeps disputing these professionals, like this tweet from january of this year which says russia continues to say they had...

Times whose covering the special counsels russia investigation, former u.s. attorney joyce vance choospent 25 years give or take as a federal prosecutor, and an attorney and former staffer for house intel services. chris, id like to begin with you. in your background and research, what did you find out about what trump is like in a deposition, in an interview like we may very well be seeing? >> so ive been talking to a lot of lawyers who have questioned him over the years, and trump has given do...

And it matters that the public believe that. i ran fbi international operations my last five years in the bureau, was on the board of interpol, i could tell you that our reputation around the world, or the fbi reputation and americas reputation really matters in terms of gaining cooperation from foreign services, governments, intel services, militaries, and the general public in those countries. and those to just disparage the fbi without differentiating between ht few senior executives no quest...

Sufficient intel sharing among the european intelligence agencies. and even some questionable sharing inside countries, that the police werent talking to the intel services, et cetera. since then, and i heard this from u.s. intelligence officials and also european. their sharing has been a lot better prp doing a better job of that. remember, when we cover acts of terrorism in france and elsewhere, they have a lot of jihadi suspects to follow. too many for them to follow everyone. soap oft so oft...