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Libelous claim that he was wiretapped. adam schiff saying there is evidence of collusion between russia and trump officials. >> there is circumstantial evidence of collusion. there is direct evidence, i think, of deception. and that's where we begin the investigation. >> i'm joined now by msnbc intelligence analyst malcolm nance and howard fineman back with us. malcolm, what will we learn tomorrow from director comey who often stresses he can't discuss investigations except for when he can. >> well, i think for most part he's going to give us an outline of what the fbi can and cannot say with ...

We've known for years -- >> we see it in all the spy movies that somebody puts a thing in where you compromise the phone as opposed to the apps. >> that's right. the big story here is that as more people are using encryption, this is the way the cia and the fbi and nsa have to do things. they have to get on to the device directly because they can't grab this thing in transit for the most part. >> tara, the information, if it's valid, again, we haven't been able to authenticate it yet. what's the bigger danger here? the spies in our own agencies who think it's okay or valuable to let this infor...

Fbi to pay for third party intelligence like this? >> there's these little drips and drabs coming in. chris, counterintelligence operations and there's counterintelligence investigations and they are two separate entities here. so it's important to understand exactly where they were looking at this. was it for the operational information intelligence or to build a case? >> so counterintelligence operations, which is something you worked on, is not investigative, it's essentially a way of trying to attempt to disrupt the intelligence activities of an adversary? >> that is absolutely correct. an...

Described. joining us is a former police hostage negotiator. terrorism analyst paul crookshank and a former special agent and deputy assistant director of counterintelligence operations for the united states. g guys, thanks very much for joining us. talk about how this ended, 16 hours into these negotiations that were underway. all of a sudden it ended in bloodshed and violence. the escapees managed o to get out, but several were shot, one is believed to be dead. what's your analysis? >> during the course of that negotiation, the hostage negotiator probably had a conversation going on with him...

>> okay, aid rdrienne long, tha you for the report. as soon as dzhokhar tsarnaev is medically available, he will be questioned by the federal government's elite high-value detainee interrogation group. so how do they get inside the mind of a terrorist? my next guest spent 30 years in counterterrorism and was the co-lead of the u.s.s. cole bombing investigation. joining me now in studio, robert mcfadden, former deputy assistant director for counterintelligence operations. let's go to what's happening inside that hospital room right now, this high-value detainee is being interviewed, if he can...