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Am i wrong about that. >> there is a little thing we care about in the great state of texas called private property rights and there is going to be a couple of people -- [ applause ] >> there is a few ranchers that have an opinion on this topic. look, i represent 820 miles of bot berd. i represent 29 counts. two time zones taking 10.5 hours to drive from one part of my district to the other at 80-mile-per-hour. i found out recently it's not the speed limit in all of the district. i spent almost a decade nine and a half years as an undercover officer in the cia i was in the dude in the back all...

Seat and diplomacy to take a front seat. >> maybe at least to talk to somebody else who spaeks to the ir iranians. remember, secretary pompeo changed his schedule to go to baghdad to brief the iraqis. his warning is that iran is messing in the neighborhood. watch out for the shia militias and the "new york times" reporting said the senior american official said mr. pompeo was overreacting and the threat level portrayed in the intelligence was not urgent enough. the photograph was not compelling enough to convince the american public and lawmakers or foreign allies of the new iranian threat, bu...

Nick was talking about, you'd be very reluctant to provide detail to the president which he may give to the russians or turks or anybody else simply because he doesn't understand the sensitivities of collecting intelligence, whether it's intercepts or from human sources. >> bob, thank you. bob baer, nick paton walsh, thank you. under way right now, the white house press secretary sean spicer is holding a gaggle with reporters. it's away from the cameras. also, new reporting of drama and anger playing out behind the scenes after this latest crisis there at the white house. stay here. this i...

You certainly don't share it without that country's permission. why? these countries have to have confidence in the united states intelligence services and in the president of the united states that the us will keep its secrets. it puts their people, agents on the ground, their sources and methods of collecting intelligence, putting it at gave ri grave risk. if this happened, and geb we have no confirmation either way, the u.s., especially president trump, may have no idea what the russians already knew. so he's potentially giving them a huge advantage. they may be able, if it's true, to marry...

And that was a statement made by a very talented lawyer on fox, and so you shouldn't be talking to me, you should be talking to fox. >> he might not have an opinion on it, but the british have an opinion on it and they don't like it one bit. if you are in british intelligence, how upset are you and why? >> well, obviously gchq, they reacted very strongly and uncharacteristically, and clearly they felt strongly enough about this particular incident to push back on it. look, our relationship with long-time intelligence allies and strategic allies like the british is not going to be destroyed by ...