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Examiner initially ruled that garner's death was in fact a honest public servants fighting homicide, but a grand jury in the administration tooth and staten island new york -- that's nail. they were so hyper politicized where the incident took place -- that he doesn't even try to mask that anymore. the justice department looked into charges of a civil rights violation but they found there was insufficient evidence. but they did find a come of the >> nicole: he has disgraced himself professionally. the fbi and now the english justice department did find, language, with his "at me, bruh that pan...

Fbi director said three times in his meetings with him we're not investigating you. steve: you are not under investigation. so far they have been investigating over a year no evidence of collusion. we know and we were talking to the author of the new book that came out a couple months out called shattered on the night hillary clinton lost the presidency. it was a advised by robby mook and john podesta that they would say essentially continued that narrative to today. look how it's manifested itself. extraordinary. brian: one of the most extraordinary under reported things. not unreported but u...

Did you write it in pen? >> no, i dictated it. i had a handhelddict phone. so i -- when i finished a tape i -- i put a new tape in. and six or seven times a day would i dictate my latest thoughts about what i was planning, what i had succeeded in doing. and what i -- my impression were of people who left the office. so i tried to put down in my diary things that wouldn't come out if the public print. you know, every friday there was published every word that a president says, every question that he answers, every statement that he makes. >> in public? >> in public. so i tried to put in my diar...

>> did you write it in pen? >> no, i dictated it. when i finished up a tape i threw it it in the out basket. i never looked at it again. i just put a new tape in. six or seven times a day, i would put down my impressions. things that wouldn't come out in print. so i tried to put in my diary things that want going to be in that public diary. but when i got home, i had 5,000 pages of diary notes that had been typed up. i still had those.

5,000 pages of diary notes that had been typed up. two copies. one at home in my room in the study and one at the carter presidential library. this is about 20% of the total words in my original diary. >> larry: can you read it all if you go to the center? >> after a year, i think when the paperback of this book comes back, i'll make it available to scholars and news reporters to go to the presidential library and read the original taped original. >> larry: i'm told if you're a die ris, that's what they call them, you must write every day no matter how bad the day. >>dy that. >> larry: you did...