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At the state department, the intelligence official who was supposed to brief congress annually quit because his report was censored. intelligence report from the state department. i don't know who is briefing you today from epa, but the scientific panels that would have done this in the past are no longer there. >> reporter: it's not about science, it's about politics and following through on the president's promise to reduce what he considers burdensome regulation. here's something the president might understand. it's why you see the split in the oil and gas industry over rolling back these r...

>> donald trump may soon run out of intelligence officials to ignore and insult. another intelligence official stepping down. sue gordon, she's the number two intelligence official in that office, she's resigned and in a hand-written note delivered to trump gordon signaling she's not leaving voluntarily calling her resignation, quote, an act of respect and patriotism, not preference. you should have your team she wrote. the backdrop to all this news just yesterday that former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe is suing the justice department claiming he was fired, quote, for his refusal to pled...

Coming up for us, a top intelligence official calls it quits. yes, another one. was she pushed out? her handwritten note to the president says that the move was not her, quote, preference. details ahead. its show of strength or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain or breaking new ground? this is the time to get an exceptional offer on the mercedes of your midsummer dreams at the mercedes-benz summer event, going on now. lease the gla 250 suv for just $329 a month at the mercedes-benz summer event. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. we're going all in thion strawberries.ra, at t...

Does a judge have to decide in the end? >> i think that's right. the judge wouldn't have to decide if mcgahn just stepped up and volunteered to do his duty as a citizen. but from his lawyer's standpoint, if i were representing him, that's a safe move. i would rather have my client be ordered by a judge to come forward and really protect him from criticism both ethically if there's any issues of privilege being asserted later, and also protect him of course politically as well. >> so if they don't get that judge's order, is the prospect of his testimony dead in the water? >> oh, i think so. if ...

Extremist ideology, seeking to belong to somebody bigger than themselves and they found it. and the only way to stop that and disrupt the radicalization process is call it out and stop them. he didn't do it. so i fear they're going to interpret his press conference today and that subtle but important difference between i reject and we must reject, they're going to say that was the lip service that he had to pay to us. his script writer made him say that. he doesn't really mean it. and that's not disrupting the radicalization. >> frank, i was reminded about the power of speech by a former senio...