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At this, who's driving that? is it nunes driving it? quoting comey, "i said all the leadership wanted to know what was going on, and i mentioned senator grassley had even held up the deputy a.g. nominee to demand information." two things there. one, that deputy a.g. of course is rod rosenstein, the one under pressure now. and two, what extent is donald trump involved in creating that pressure that ostensibly is coming from these house republicans? pressure which seems to be ramping up right as the pressure on michael cohen is ramping up tonight. to dig into it i turned to congressman eric swal...

Up the deputy a.g. nominee to demand information." two things there. one, that deputy a.g. of course is rod rosenstein, the one under pressure now. and two, what extent is donald trump involved in creating that pressure that ostensibly is coming from these house republicans? pressure which seems to be ramping up right as the pressure on michael cohen is ramping up tonight. to dig into it i turned to congressman eric swalwell. he sits of course on the house intelligence committee. thank you so much for being here tonight. >> good evening, ari. >> "the times" reporting that rosenstein and others...

Happen nonabout it but at the same time we see potential witnesses being threatened, intimidated to come and testify. we've seen authorities threatened. and that poses a threat to our criminal justice system. with us on this very complicated and now expanding case. thank you. well, right now, the feds can write to your cell phone carrier, demand information about your cell phone account, and never tell you or a judge why they're doing it. or even that they're doing it. now one judge says it's time to end, that your private phone record are your private phone records, until a court rules othe...

More power. and yet they fell back into sort of an old bureaucratic habit of not paying attention to the issues or doing so as an every day routine, and not as a serious issue. they have subpoena power. they can get information, demand information or put people in jail if they don't get it from the company, from the suppliers ordealers. they can hire consultants or experts, who ever they want. they can put out consumer alerts and ask the public to let them know if they have the problem. they have enormous authority and they did not do the job. they were not the cop on the corporate beat. i thi...

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