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Or, were robert mueller told bill barr, rod rosenstein, and ed o'callaghan. all of them sitting that office. he said they were on separate tracks. "i know about the olc decision that you can't it had a president, but i was looking for evidence and we didn't find enough evidence." two different things. and now he is saying -- he is backpedaling on what he said in the office of the doj to bill barr. we want the other interesting distinction, he said "there wasn't enough evidence." of course democrats will see that, seize upon it. rightly so, the term termination don michael mike at your petition...

Over the duties at the department of justice. this is so much bigger than just the mueller probe, this is who everybody at the justice department reports to, the da, the deputy u.s. attorney, all of those people report to this person. they're like the chief operating officer of the justice department. so that would go to ed o'callaghan who's the current u.s. solace ter general. he hasn't had a lot of experience overseeing something or really being in the public spotlight like he would be if he stepped into that role. so succession is already being talked about. and it is clear that at least un...

U.s. solicitor general, who's basically the top courtroom advocate and the deputy attorney general's other work would wibe taken over by a man named ed o'callaghan, who is the so-called -- he's a long time federal bruprosecutor in new yo and also here in the main justice and national security division. so you have a split in the job that rosenstein is doing right now. but it's a pivotal moment, andrea, in the history of the russia investigation, and the justice department overall. >> and if he resigns or if he is to go will be fired, and who could take over some or all of his jobs. i want to b...

Contact between an fbi source and the trump campaign. republican congressman devin nunes and trey gowdy will meet with fbi director chris wray, national intelligence director dan coates and a doj national security official named ed o'callaghan. no democrats were invited to the meeting. that's another break in a traditionally bipartisan field of intelligence oversight. the white house says there was no reason to make the meeting bipartisan. >> democrats have said that they think it's appropriate to have a meeting set up with just republicans and the justice department, it's, is the white house,...

On thursday of this week. the individuals that are expected to intend our chairman nunes, chairman gowdy, fbi director wray, dan coats, and ed o'callaghan. >> bret: meeting on thursday orchestrated by the white house chief of staff but that's the group that's going to be there thursday. ideally they think to get their classified materials. >> i have to say i think chuck schumer has a point. if this is about congressional access to these vital materials, why shouldn't it be bipartisan? the democratic ranking member of that committee is cleared as well. especially if you don't want to create the...