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Investigation by mr. horowicz, rosenstein tipped his hand, "the timing of this decision is questionable. they, trump administration officials had, the opportunity to hang their decision on the back of the ig investigation. why they didn't only raises questions about their motives." that is usually a polite phrase for lying. and that is from a former assistant director of the fbi saying that trump administration had other motives for firing comey, not in rosenstein's letter. and trump's now admit thachltd chuck schumer racing the same basic problem. >> why didn't the president wait for the insp...

Than any one administration. that ensures they stay above politics. it is normal for the justice department to recommend the firing of an fbi director in the middle of an internal inquiry into the director? no. rod rosenstein sent that famous letter recommending his dismissal but note the blatant breech of protocol that doesn't admit that a doj inquiry into the clinton case was still open. you might have forgotten. inspector general michael horowicz announced a review of how he handled the communications about the clinton case. that review remains open today. it could find comey acted improper...

>> yeah, i would say that the inspector general actually needs to investigate attorney general sessions' participation in the firing of james comey. because he violated the justice department regulation, the ethics regulation and his own promise to the senate. >> gosh, it is easy to lose track, but you're referencing senator leahy who made a separate request saying these investigators in the watchdog unit who have been undercut obviously on the firing should now start a new inquiry basically into what sessions and ro rosenstein were doing? >> in particular whether attorney general sessions vio...

Selling one. we took that money and made two. took that money and made four. now it's grown to the point we can make upwards of 3,000 a day. >> weighing five pound and standing almost a foot tall, the world's largest gummy bear which calls raleigh, north carolina, home, certainly lives up to its name. lawson and business partner michael horowicz launched their company ggb of raleigh in 2007 with the world's largest gummy bear as their signature item. since then revenue has surpassed a million dollars a year and the number of year-round employees is at about 20. while the majority of businesses...

We test out the unique things that we bring to market and we see what people are saying about it. >> despite their success lawson and horowicz are staying grounded. they're focused on a grow slow approach to business. >> the only mistake we could make would be to grow faster than the demand. >> while demand for giant gummy bears, giant gummy worms, and other assorted gummy products is consistently high, lawson believes that growing the company slowly is actually good business. the partners have put in a few provisions in place to moderate growth. >> as we take on more business we want to make ...