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Confirm the russian investigation. now the targeting of rosenstein. >> well, yes. >> that's a purge. >> well, the question is whether that is happening because the president st. trying to get around or conceal sort of actual real criminal wrongdoing that he is aware that will come down, or if it's because of some other reason that he just doesn't like being under sort of scrutiny, that he doesn't like this investigation, that he feels like it's an attack on him and an affront on his presidency. we don't know the answer to that. but robert mueller is going to know the answer to that. and i thin...

This could fall under his purview, and the interesting thing to be is what happens next if any fbi agents, if mueller wants to speak to stormy daniels. >> as you know, jeffrey, you know this a lot better than i do. in the olden days, what they used to call an independent counsel, they could start investigating one area but if they find some potential criminal wrongdoing in another area, totally unrelated, they go after it. >> well, that's true, and you also had under the independent counsel law a provision for expanding the jurisdiction of the independent counsel. remember, of course, famously...

He's a leaker. there has been no collusion. there has been leaking by comey. but there's been no collusion, no obstruction, and virtually everybody agrees to that. >> no collusion, no obstruction. we hear that, as you can see, quite a bit from president trump. but new revelations about his attempts to interfere in the russia investigation are raising new questions about possible criminal wrongdoing. as we've said, "the new york times" broke the story detailing how president trump asked the white house counsel to convince attorney general jeff sessions not to recuse himself. the associated pres...

No obstruction, and virtually everybody agrees to that. >> no collusion, no obstruction. we hear that, as you can see, quite a bit from president trump. but new revelations about his attempts to interfere in the russia investigation are raising new questions about possible criminal wrongdoing. as we've said, "the new york times" broke the story detailing how president trump asked the white house counsel to convince attorney general jeff sessions not to recuse himself. the associated press reporting the possible consequences this way, writing, quote, president donald trump's effort to keep atto...

Investigation of a member of congress accused of ethics violation. they turn up evidence of criminal wrongdoing by that member of congress, wrng doing not otherwise known to or being pursued by the relevant law enforcement agency. in cases like that the ethics committee would finish their report, their ethics committee report on the member's behavior but might make a criminal referral to the appropriate law enforcement agency if they turned up something serious that law enforcement wasn't otherwise onto. that's not what happened here. in this case senator chuck grassley lindsey graham do not a...