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This out there somehow, he has had a lot of background conversations and off the record conversations with reporters of late. the main issue here is what the president's saying to vladimir putin and russia. >> listen -- >> stephanie, could i just jump in with one thing on this? look, the president has -- for some reason the president has struggled to confront or criticize putin. it's just patently obvious in my view there's a reason he's afraid to do that. the president is going to try to ramp up our fears, okay, on this issue. you saw in his tweet, he talks about this coming arms race between...

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That happen in criminal investigations, and when it does happen, prosecutions get derailed. i covered a case in 2012 involving tbi texfbi texts. these are serious things to look at. it's the volume and how serious you need to look at it and what you fairly summarize. >> i i appreciate your time. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> joining us is chuck rosenburg, former attorney the counsel to the fbi when robert muller was director. thank you for joining us. i want to pick up on the thread with the wall street journal reporter whether or not the background conversations between...

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Bunch of things and the jury acquitted these guys. these are serious things to look at. it's the volume and how serious you need to look at it and what you fairly summarize. >> i appreciate your time. "wall street journal" reporter, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> joining us is chuck rosenburg, former attorney the counsel to the fbi when robert muller was director. james comey's chief of staff at the justice department. thank you for joining us. i want to pick up on the thread with the thread with the "wall street journal" reporter on the question of whether or not the background co...

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Nicolle wallace. nicolle, just the drama of this, and the personal drama of seeing mike flynn rush out of that courthouse and into a van, not taking questions with a protester shouting, "lock him up" which is a phrase he made so popular repeating it and egging it on. >> there is two groups, one inside the white house, one as president trump's adviser. they sort of, in background conversations, wrapped up their belief that the president ultimately would be innocent of. what are the odds he recruited with russia. today all of the people who have told me that story for over a

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How will they get the votes? they didn't get the votes last time. they are taking the money paid out by the federal government and rebalancing it and taking enormous sums of money out of states like california, new york, massachusetts and maryland. you might notice they are blue states in order to spend them and say it's like arizona and nevada and south carolina and west virginia and alaska. states that have senators they need and that is going on in background conversations and it's really the votes for this. >> 45 senators would vote and