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Parts of it are uncorroborated, but as more official documents which out, you can hold them next to the dossier and see that they line up. >> and a source close to christopher steele told me at the time he was at this time in private practice and this is what he did. he was in contact -- explain what intelligence is and how it's different from a law enforcement process. which is what the information is now being run through. >> in some ways it's different and some ways it's similar. so much of the reporting about the dossier missed this really important point. steele was compiling raw intellig...

What intelligence is and how it's different from a law enforcement process. >> so much of the reporting about the dossier missed this really important point. steele was compiling raw intelligence. meaning -- >> which is like tips, leads? >> people tell him stuff and he writes it down. how is that like law enforcement? well, if an fbi agent goes out to interview, let's say, michael flynn. and flynn lies to the agent. that agent writes it down. the stuff that is in the agent's 302, the memorandum of interview, might be false, but it's accurate. i hope that makes sense. it's false because -- >> i...

People hate jews, they hate blacks. they hate others. we need to look out for all. we are a family and should be one. >> i didn't know you were on his hit list. have you reported that through the fbi and gone through the law enforcement process and beefing up security? >> the capital police informed new staff in memphis notified me yesterday. we had increased security and it's important that everybody in congress have increased security. there are maniacs out there who have been given license to act, they believe, by conduct and speech that has not been heretofore known to be uttered by a pres...

But it's so different to have a sitting president out there pressuring the justice department to go after a political opponent, no matter what the political opponent has done. most presidents have seen that, at least in the post watergate era, as that being a step too far, that that was too interfering of the idea of an independent law enforcement process. if their opponents did do something wrong, then an independent law enforcement process should be able to determine that and take care of that on its own without a president putting his foot down on the scale. but we've seen with this letter ...

Tell the good folks watching tonight what made you say that. >> well, there are any number of tweets today probably would fit into that category. the one i was referring to in particular was one referring to debbie wasserman schultz, who was the chairman of the democratic party. i said, you know, because i covered four presidents. brian, you've certainly covered quite a few with these tempests in washington. and it's certainly true the other presidents have, you know, had something out for their political opponents, thought their political opponents might have even done something wrong. but it...