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Comey, although it doesn't say that he should be fired. but rosenstein has subsequently said that he and attorney general jeff sessions had both reached the conclusion before they were sworn in that there should be a new director of the fbi and mr. comey and the president have both said that -- or, i'm sorry, mr. sessions and the president have both said in that conversation they had at the white house before mr. comey was fired, they all agreed that he should go. but you're right, it's robert mueller who's now leading the investigation. and the second thing is that if there is an obstruction ...

Wednesday at that baseball field. he was shot in the hip and air lifted here to washington med star hospital. we got a detailed brief today by the head of trauma, dr. jack sava who described the situation. take a listen. >> the congressman's status remains critical. we are encouraged by improvement in his condition over the last 36 hours. we have controlled the internal bleeding and his vital signs have stabilized. he will require additional operations to manage abdominal injuries and other bone injuries, the round fragmented did substantial damage to bones, internal organs and blood vessels. ...

>> thank you all very much. >> harris: the head of trauma at medstar washington trauma there, dr. jack sava taking questions from the media about the current condition of representative steve scalise. the headline had to be "i feel more optimistic than i did two days ago", that his risk of death has substantially been lowered. he talked about the fact that scalise was awake at the scene from the baseball practice, that gop baseball practice on wednesday. by the time he was transported to the hospital, he was not in that way. he described the early hours of when he arrived, he was with imminent...

Cuban policies. before he went into that, he referenced the congressman. take a listen. >> my dear friend, steve scalise, took a bullet for all of us. and because of him and because of the tremendous pain and suffering he's now enduring -- and he's having a hard time, far worse than anybody thought -- our country will perhaps become closer, more unified. so important. so we all oh steve a big, big thank you. >> let's go to washington and listen in. >> we have two speakers this afternoon for you. dr. jack sava, director of trauma. we'll be sharing with you a little update on the condition of th...

Sava, head of trauma at the washington medstar hospital center, and he described his condition as critical with ain imminent threat of death. he said the big problem was the immense amount of blood that congressman scalise had lost, and it was something that surgeons had to address right away. he said that they were able to do that, even though it was difficult at times. he said the fact that they have been able to keep the bleeding under control is one of the reasons he believes that his chances of survival are greatly improved from when they were when they third first arrived. that said, he ...