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So now president trump's son-in-law, senior adviser jared kushner, is under scrutiny as these lawmakers on capitol hill reveal he failed to disclose numerous key documents related to the russia investigation. they include communications related to michael flynn, the former national security adviser, including documents about his firing and his registration as a foreign agent. documents about jared kushner's security clearance. you'll recall he had to update that clearance form three times to include his meetings with foreign entities, including russians. the committee also also ask for an e-ma...

Messages he had with wiki links. and attempts to establish a back door line of communications to the russians and a dinner invite that kushner received, as well as phone records. kushner's attorney is responding to all of these requests saying, quote, we provided the judiciary committee with all relevant documents that had to do with mr. kushner's calls, contacts or meetings with russians during the campaign in transition which was the request. in the meantime, the trump campaign has been served with a so-called cleanup subpoena from the special counsel. this is basically a demand for document...

And change the way you wifi. the russia investigation inching closer to the white house on two fronts. special counsel robert mueller issues a subpoena to obtain more russia-related documents from the trump campaign. sources telling cnn investigators are looking for things they're not seeing in the documents they already have and this comes as senators are turning their attention to the president's son-in-law, saying jared kushner got e-mails about wickly leaks and a russian backed or overture and a dinner invite and failed to turn those over to the judiciary panel. now they want those docum...

>> that wasn't the only interview that made news. earlier this week "time" magazine got their own exclusive and a dinner invite with the president. in one revealing exchange, the president discussed if he believed the administration has been too combative, saying it could be my fault. i don't want to necessarily blame, but there's great meanness out there that i'm surprised at. a senior administration official also outlined to reporters the three rules of trump. when you're right, you fight. controversy elevates the message. and never apologize. for more, i'm joined by one of the "time" magazi...

Overture and a dinner invite and a source of the "washington post" says it is connected to this dossier that has been reported on so much. how problematic is it that the committee knew about the e-mails and kushner left them out of the documents that he turned over? >> i think this displays a certain ignorance of the legal jeopardy he finds himself in both from the special prosecutor and with the committee on the part of jared kushner and his attorneys. these are people