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Certainly looks pressured. >> among them, who authorized the investigation? was it the so-called gang of eight in the senate? were they informed? did the fbi's suspicions, did they in any way play into rosenstein's decision to appoint mueller? also, why is this just being reported now? those are some of the questions i have. what are you curious about? >> i think those are all excellent questions, craig. you know, let me tell you why some of them matter and why some of them may not matter. criminal investigations and counterintelligence investigations are often intertwined. they're braided. me...

To approve the benefits of medicare. so we're saying to people understand what it is -- what it means to the individual. and that is a fair review that we should have. >> you will have hearings now on that. >> we'll have hearings on the subject. >> and again i have said before i even came to congress i was out there with signs that said single payor because that is the least costly administratively of all. singer payer is not exactly same as medicare for all. but what does it cost? 30 trillion dollars to do single player. how do you pay for that. okay? affordable care act has a way for people ...

Service cross that the secretary of the army had signed and revoked his silver starmed dal. had nothing to do with the allegations facing him today. what's super important to understand is that the army has known about his allegations, these actions that matt described to the central intelligence agency when he was being highly recruited in 201 is. they've known about it since 2011. and they were investigated thoroughly and they were disposed of through an administrative process in 2015, three years ago. and at the conclusion of that process matt was being processed administratively for discha...

>> harris: we currently have 11 to 13 million people here illegally already. can we handle it if it comes to our border? >> absolutely we can if we are competent in the ministry of processes. will the military be part of this? it already is. >> harris: and you're okay with that. >> of course i'm okay with that. we have to be careful here. if there are points of entry in the united states where thousands of vehicles pass every hour through those ports of entry, it is entirely possible for us to handle 11,000 people at the various ports of entry into it properly properly if we are prepared admin...

That included the ability to issue national security letters which are letters that administratively can be issued to get information without court approval. most disturbingly the ability to declassify information. what is disturbing about it, he drew attention to it. he said this is problematic. i need it. of course he was granted it by his boss, bill price. mr. strzok is someone that is a corrupt fbi agent in my view. he can't be trusted. you have to wonder why it is he was so desperate to have this ability to declassify information in a classified investigation. >> trish: let me backtrack f...