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In the future. i don't know if that's what you think the fbi might be interested in, but it seems to me his relationship with the russians would be a lot of interest. >> and in your article, to carter page, he seemed happy with the end result of these interviews. he said to you that it restored his faith in some of the people in the fbi. >> right. and i think that's how he approaches this whole issue. he feels that he's being smeared publicly, and he feels like he can explain himself adequately. so in his mind, there's nothing to quoshlworry about. you have to remember that carter page is one ...

Actually was. and, you know, maybe they, you know, maybe they took a look at him, said, oh, he's on this list and we've known him over the years, and we've -- have a relationship with him and maybe he could be helpful to us with donald trump at some point in the future. i mean, i don't know, devlin, whether that's what you think the fbi might be interested in, but it seems to me that his relationship with the russians would be a lot of interest. >> and devlin, in your article, i mean, to carter page, seemed happy with the end result of these interviews. i mean, he said to you, i believe, that ...

Sessions will testify tomorrow before the senate intelligence committee. sources say he tried to arrange a closed hearing, but after objections from democrats, agreed to speak publicly. the white house is still weighing to exert executive privilege to preclude some of sessions' testimony. >> it depends on the scope of the questions and to get into a hypothetical at this point would be premature. >> reporter: sessions faced a long list of questions from lawmakers. >> what were his contacts, if any, with russian officials during the period of the campaign. i think that's certainly a question tha...

Administration with respect to reporting requirements, whether what we call the sf-86, the national security questionnaire or testimony before the hill and their confirmation hearings, everything that continually seems to be omitted has to do with russia. so that is the definite counterintelligence problem and it's a credibility problem for sure. and it keeps tracing back all the way up the chain to the president. >> does it strike you as it did a lot of people yesterday, and i thought it was one of the biggest swipes comey took against the president, he said he never once asked about the stat...

Back-biting him. kushner is the one person that he trusts. >> and it's family first has been the rule. >> and now he has reason not to trust kushner, which throws a kind of psychological wrench into the entire thing. >> every discussion going forward means -- every discussion going forward that trump has with kushner, he's got to be thinking, crap, the fbi could depose me on this. the fbi could ask jared what we talked about in the pursuit of this investigation, and i think there are some things about kushner's business interests such as there are folks in china basically selling to chinese in...