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Been anyway memos. there should have been an investigation of the house intelligence committee. there should have been hopefully in a bipartisan manner, as we're seeing from the senate intelligence committee. this business with memos is just wrong. we should have never released the republican memo, which really didn't say too much we hadn't already heard already, but it puts the president into position where he looks hypocritical by having the republican memo released despite objections from the national security community, but blocking the democratic one on the same merits. it's a foolish str...

Works. i have recordings and i have notes. i am certainly and absolutely in every way comfortable with everything i have reported. >> as for how wolff got access to the president and his inner circle -- >> i absolutely spoke to the president. whether he realized it was an interview or not, i don't know. it certainly was not off the record. >> did you flatter your way in? >> i said whatever was necessary to get the story. >> okay. matt visor of the boston globe joins our conversation now. i am sitting with four really good reporters. certainly you worked to get a story and worked to get informa...

Source who has nothing of the session has confirmed that rona graff, the president's longtime secretary and personal assistant was questioned by the criminal investigation, mueller's team, agency part of their look into potential russian collusion. detail for us how essentially she is to this investigation. >> she is, you know, one of the longest serving people who has been around trump outside of his family. >> let me correct that, investigators of the house intelligent committee. but go ahead. >> she's been with trump for 30 years. she is the person through which phone calls -- you'd call ro...

Consumer confidence stays relatively steady, and as long as the stocks keep climbing, and unemployment holds steady, i think it's a win for the republicans. it takes away the argument that they are incapable of passing anything as a governing majority. >> matt, there's a new study out from yale today and they talk to a bunch of fortune 500 ceos, and only 14% of them said because of this tax bill passing that they will actually made the large capital expenditures to this country, and translate that, that means hiring and jobs, and that's only 14%. should we say how could that happen, or look at...

>> i do not criticize the president for being successful financially, and john, i have not analyzed the real estate provision, and the president has had in a career in real estate and other investments and i examine this matter on how i think it will affect the people in the congressional district i serve. >> only 14% of companies say they will spend the savings from the tax bill on hiring and jobs. should we be sitting here astounded, shocked, dismayed, or say, yep, that's what shows that history happens? >> that is what history shows has happened under the tax cuts initiated under president ...