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Attorney general rod rosenstein. here it is. >> i think the question with rosenstein, particularly when you get to the southern district of manhattan involved and this whole cohen thing, it looks like the southern district of manhattan is involved in the trump organization, he refuses to give some sort of debriefing to the gang of eight. they refuse to give these documents to nunes. i think now that rosenstein ought to be given a direct order, very simple. you turn every document associated with this spy over in cambridge and whatever foreign institution was involved, whether it's mi-5, mi-6 o...

About the pardon issue, is he dangling pardons in front of people now so they behave, you know, and so they don't cooperate with mueller. i mean, that's another question. >> all of a sudden the former steve strategist steve bannon is weighing in on getting access to sensitive documents in the russian investigation. watch what steve bannon said. >> they refuse to give the documents to nunez. i think now that rosenstein ought to be -- i think he ought to be given a direct order. very simple. turn every document associated with this spy in cambridge, and whatever foreign institution was involved,...

I've never used him for anything. there's no third party. mae gave him ten bucks. i thought i had a privilege. is he his client or not? >> you have a duty as a lawyer when somebody consults with you for legal advice, you have an absolute duty to assert the privilege. the privilege is held by sean hannity, it's not held by michael cohen. michael cohen can't waive that. michael cohen frankly should not have even sent it over -- the lawyer shouldn't have set it over on a piece of paper. i'm asserting the attorney/client privilege, do what you will but it's up to sean hannity to waive it or not. >...

Partner, so someone with strong ties to the republican party. >> which is extremely significant when you think of it that way. let me ask you, when you say you haven't seen anything like this, a couple times in your career opini. the last time we heard of anybody being raided by the fbi is paul manafort. and things are looking horrific for paul manafort. is that an appropriate parallel to draw? >> yeah, i think it is. most of the time these things are handled in a very genteel fashion. when you're dealing with attorneys, you ask for the evidence, turn it over, or you might use a grand jury sub...

Last several months. that compares with donald trump's approval rating on this very issue. we also asked about whether people think majorly an effect on discredit the president. 58% in the polls say it is a serious matter. 36% say it is an effort to discredit trump. but look at this by party. where you sit is how you see this investigation. nothing has changed on that front for months. 92% of democrats see it as a serious matter. that compares to 57% of independents and only 19% of republicans. flip it over. this is may notally an effort to discredit trump. 73% of republicans say that's what i...