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Oversight committee has only received just over 3,000, quote, unique documents. that means the doj never ever wanted the stunning information to get out. they have been trying to hide it. remember back in january, the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein begging in the final hours before they had to turn this information over, begging speaker of the house paul ryan, allow the doj not to turn over the documents related to the russia investigation to devin nunes and these congressional committees. it's now clear why rod rosenstein, yeah that guy that appointed mueller now did this. it's all pa...

>> big question, did the trump campaign coordinate with russia to influence the election. there are so many different parts to that question, leland. leland: coordination, collusion, those aren't crimes? what would the crime be that they're looking at? has anybody been able to articulate that? >> they are looking to see what the connections were between trump campaign officials and people in russia. that connection can be an offer for help f accepted that was problematic, a meeting that was staged in order to give information over, that's problematic. leland: what would be the charged what do ...

Cetera. that will raise questions about something that is already a focus of the investigation. if russia was targeting particular swing districts, did they get any help from the u.s. >> and what about these ads? do they directly make reference to the election? >> they do, not all of them did, some of them did, some made references to clinton and trump. and crucially, those that did not facebook said they were decisive issues, issues like lgbt rights, gun rights, which were a part of the political debate, and again this is something for the committees to investigate. political topics, not nece...

Individual, no american in their right mind would hand over, let alone hand over to president trump, someone who likes to tweet 140 characters at a time. >> there's two problems here. whether or not you want to give that information over, and the other one is that they seem to be looking to put together some sort of database and given all we're talking about is hacks into our election, it seems to be a lot of information to collect for no particular reason. we're trying to prove a negative he here. >> there's not enough bourbon in kentucky to make this seem sensible. at the top of the broadcas...

That's the key thing. that's what you need to know about. that's what reporters show focus on. i find it curious that the white house press corps is letting sean spacer say what they shouldn't and shouldn't ask and should and shouldn't focus on. if they want to ask a question about whether these were nsa officials handing information over, it's just a way of avoiding answering the question and he needs to be called on that. >> or he can tell you to stop shaking your head. i'm not sure quite what is happening over there except that questions are often answered with questions and specific answer...