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The only difference she would have fired him on day one. >> she is not president. we're talking about trump. when you look at the whole range of moves here as well as the personal attacks on individuals involved in the russia investigation and on institutions involved in the russia investigation, will you grant that the president is trying to influence the investigation? whether -- some made the argument that it's his right to push and pressure institutions that he has appointed people to lead them, that that's his right as the elected president of the united states. but will you grant he is t...

Up and ask a question. so important. russia is a ruse. i have nothing to do with russia. haven't made a phone call to russia in years. don't speak to people from russia. not that i wouldn't. i just have nobody to speak to. i poke to putin twice he called me on the election. i told you this. and he called me on the inauguration. a few days ago. i have nothing to do with russia. to the best of my knowledge no person that i deal with does. >> so that answer still exists as a baseline answer, julie. and with that in mind do you think the email story this week is the most momentous thus far in the ...

I told you this. and he called me on the inauguration. a few days ago. i have nothing to do with russia. to the best of my knowledge no person that i deal with does. >> so that answer still exists as a baseline answer, julie. and with that in mind do you think the email story this week is the most momentous thus far in the story line? i think it is. and i think that's not just because of the fact that the meeting happened. i think that if you look at this story line over the last several months so many stories revealed that are based in solid reporting have been hinged on aanonymous sources pe...

Reporting have been hinged on aanonymous sources people that the people can't for practical reasons know who the people are. it's been based on situation that is may look suspicious but in the end could be just coincidences. in this case we're talking about a meeting we know happened. and we know it happened because we saw in black and white in emails from the president's son post-ed by the president's son that there was a meeting that at the very least he believed was part of a russian government effort to help his father. and you. >> go ahead. >> and you can't talk your way out of that. that...

Coming to you is incredibly important, right? next, corroboration, right? i want to make sure that the person speaking to me that there are others who are clarify and confirm that that person is saying the exact same thing that it is indeed correct. those kind of pieces are incredibly important. the final one that i think is one that is perhaps not really common in the agency but we see a lot in the media is bias. the reporter who is telling us whatever they want to convey, are they bought and sold by this source? do they want to push this source's information? how about the editors and the ow...