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Interfere in our election and instead play out this fantasy it wasn't russia, it was ukraine instead. that's a russian government disinformation operation the president pressured ukraine to lend support to that. and the third thing the whistle-blower claimed was that white house officials tried to hide the evidence of what president trump had done by taking these unusual steps to restrict acte restrict access by locking up the records of his behavior in oddly and inappropriately secure servers that aren't designed for stuff like that at all. they used those records to keep people from being ab...

In the world. >>y amanda began to that reali seeing her world in the '90s. at 19, she was off to venezuela. >> we are driving in the back of a pickup truck back to the town of santee alaina. >> the would world was wide opened to me at that time. >> so wide opened, she kept moving, kept pushing forward. >> going from india to pakistan. it dil did feel like a big deal to me. it was something i really wanted to do. and then i did it. and afghanistan is right next door. >> mom grew concerned, semi-as her daughternc trekked into acte war edzones. she triedve to talk amanda out those trip, but she s...

Who is sur vourounded by a c te and a dysfunctional white house, god save us. >> you have members of the cabinet who are acting secretaries. they are filling jobs because others have left. including some very sensitive positions. >> we have key ambassadorships. i know they have appointed an ambassador to saudi arabia. we have gone with flo no ambass. >> why is that? >> trump believes that he can do everything. he or kushner, can handle saudi arabia. i don't think he has a respect for government. when he gets in trouble, he impugns them as the deep state. he doesn't appreciate that the institut...

What we can't know at this point is what is in those redacted sections and how it may relate to other individuals and any future criminal prosecution in the coming days or weeks, sean. >> sean: catherine herridge in washington. we will get back to her later in the program tonight. >> sure. >> sean: when weam talk about process crimes, wouldn't it be normal, when you look at the date, december 2016 incoming national security advisor talking to his russian counterpart. this is way over the line. look, i'm going to go through this slowly. if you believe in this constitutional republic, equal just...

Protected even if it goes against government laws. this is something that really resonated with president trump's supporters during the campaign and he was also able to -- in terms of some of the single issue voters, for supreme court justice pick, this is the other half of it which is on a regular religious freedom and liberty. he has to do it, i think the timing is good he's being a man of his word and following through on his campaign promises. >> dana: they also said they are going to direct the irs to alleviate the burden of the johnson amendment which basically is to tell churches and re...