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And that erodes our national security >> frank, i heard it asked to why aren't the intel chief resigning in protest, the cia. fbi. dn. and they would worry about who replaces them. at least by staying on the job they can get through. what do you think morale is like on the inside? won't there be a natural attempt to withhold the best stuff because of institutionalists worried about the institutions? >> yeah i think what we are headed to here is a situation both external to the intelligence community and internal. by that i mean i think our friends will be reluctant to share everything with us ...

He was deputy director of the fbi under james comey. he became acting fbi director once comey was tried. andrew mccabe, of course, is one of a long string of senior intelligence and law enforcement officials who were involved in the initial investigation goes of trump and the trump campaign and potential ties to russia, who have sense been targeted and/or fired in an effort to discredit them and destroy their credibility. he is one in a long string of those officials and the list is kind of astonishing. it is like james comey himself, the director of the fbi, director of national intelligence ...

Election. they picked it up by they were bugging the south vietnamese and they picked up nixon. they weren't bugging nixon, but they caught him dealing with the south vietnamese. i think that's a pretty good parallel. >> if you're a counterintelligence agent at the fbi, and you started this investigation, you worked on it, how do you see the president's most recent comments? how did you see helsinki? how did you see the comments about afghanistan that lined up with the kremlin's talking points about why the ussr invaded afghanistan? how do you walk away from an investigation like that when the...

There is peter strzok's performance as an fbi employee. he had a reputation of someone who is widely known as an excellent investigator, a counterintelligence agent. and then conduct. if you're sitting in the shoes of dave bowdich, does this type of conduct warrant a serious meting out of punishment, which would include termination in this case. he said that it did. i think that the audience wasn't necessarily the outside world, the american people, but it was internally. it was telling the rank and file that we expect you, the career fbi employees, to come to work every day and comport yourse...

>> i think it's a tough decision. if you're the fbi director, you're trying to weigh two different things. there is peter strzok's performance as an fbi employee. he had a reputation of someone who is widely known as an excellent investigator, a counterintelligence agent. and then conduct. if you're sitting in the shoes of dave bowdich, does this type of conduct warrant a serious meting out of punishment, which would include termination in this case. he said that it did. i think that the audience wasn't necessarily the outside world, the american people, but it was internally. it was telling t...