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It now becomes a situation where the fbi cannot guarantee to its potential sources that they will remain confidential. that impacts everything going forward. particularly in the counterintelligence realm where sources are essentially everything. you don't have wiretaps. you don't have -- i mean, you have fisa applications. on a criminal side, there are other means you can use to investigate something. e-mails, et cetera. on the counterintelligence side which this was at that time in 2016, that is how the fbi counterintelligence team does its work. and if you cannot guarantee that people on the...

This? when i speak to both current and former u.s. intelligence officials, especially those who work the counterintelligence side of things, their really concerned about this because they say, really we have done very little to reform how the american electorate is being influenced and how are system might get hijacked the next time around and one of the main battleground is in the minds and the viewpoints of the american public and at this point, the democrats or law enforcement that are prosecuting this case aren't making their case effectively to the american people. >> we'll leave it there...

Uranium one. and finally, justice officials, they trusted campbell enough to keep them working undercover for six years and to pay him more than $51,000 once convictions were secured. here with reaction, investigative reporter sara carter, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett is with us. sarah, let's start with you because you also had a piece. you call it a treasure trove now of information. i only thought it was for years, it's six years the informant worked for the fbi. but these were years long before cfius went ahead, nine separate agencies who approve this deal, and we still import urani...

Obama administration approved their purchase of uranium one. and finally, justice officials, they trusted campbell enough to keep them working undercover for six years and to pay him more than $51,000 once convictions were secured. here with reaction, investigative reporter sara carter, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett is with us. sara, let's start with you because you also had a piece. you call it a treasure trove now of information. i only thought it was for years, it's six years the informant worked for the fbi. but these were years long before cfius went ahead, nine separate agencies t...

The complicating factor you've got the family and you have the trump organization involved, and clearly from his hires, the read on what mueller is doing is very quietly moving point by point from the financial side that the fbi has been working on for a year now, to, you know, the counterintelligence side. >> the lawyers have to make an effort to explain to the president how complicated these investigations are. and how in each step you have to be thoughtful about what you're doing, you have to build credibility with the prosecution team. and that's obviously in part what ty cob is trying to ...