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Member see highly classified information 0 eon a daily basis. briefed regularly on operations going on highly classified. to say we're withholding this because of sensitivity is not going to fly. again, you look at stare at the law this type of information from a whistle-blower must get where it needs to go. doesn't fly. that excuse. the problem for me and others who stare at this wondering about the last year and a half, two years of this deep state narrative's president says a cabal of people out to get him. a person who twlint the proper channels, i wonder what signal that will send to othe...

Cut the cost of their labor. the big question is how much of the program has tripled in size it will be classified? and just the last decade with a we have seen things in farmworkers coming in this year. washington with page after page blacked out because it is it's mostly from mexico. they complain that it is very classified. that would not be very useful for the public's right to know. expensive. they spend about $1500 per what is important here is that back in may, president trump worker on visas and transportation before they even gave the attorney general, arrive here than in places like ...

You looked at the evidence. and you did. i mean, what's the fundamental difference between your view and his. >> we analyzed the law and the facts. and a group of us spent a lot of time doing that. and determined that both as a matter of law many of the instances would not amount to obstruction. we didn't agree with the legal analysis -- a lot of the legal analysis in the report. it did not reflect the views of the department. it was the views of a particular lawyer or lawyers. and so we applied what we thought was theright law. >> the attorney general is now conducting what he describes as a ...

Has granted his request for wide authority to declassify information. barr has testified he believes the trump campaign was spied upon. something most legal professionals know, instead, as federal court-ordered surveillance. today he was asked about that new investigation. >> what have you seen? what evidence? what makes you think i need to take a look at this? >> i had a lot of questions about what was going on. i assumed i would get answers when i went in. i have not gotten answers that are satisfactory and, in fact, have probably more questions and some of the facts that i've learned don't ...

Know how the intelligence services work, how staffing works. those are the people who are usually giving these type of sort of bizarre explanations that he's not in the intelligence field, but i think he's a smart guy and figure out what he needs to ask as he goes forward. gillian: the attorney general makes a decision during the course of investigations to declassify information, it gets disseminated publicly, and then the director of national intelligence comes in and says, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, not safe, we've jeopardized, i don't know, intelligence operatives overseas, you know? yo...