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Intention which is so critical to the obstruction statute, just look at, look at normal oversight versus what he's doing. this is an oversight. i spent 25 years in the fbi. i served as assistant director. during my time as assistant director i lost count of the number of times i went to the hill, i briefed house and senate intelligence committees, judiciary, homeland security committees, everybody in the hoover building on pennsylvania avenue understands that congress represents the people and they oversee the fbi. but this isn't oversight. just as paul ryan is claiming it's oversight. this is...

Memo is itself inherently classified, we're not going to see a public layout of the justification. i think you're right, though. at the end of the day, american voters are not stupid and they will figure out what's going on here. >> as far as the memo, two other things to keep in mind. there's some white house officials -- a pretty limited pool of people who are in on this -- who are concerned this won't have the effect they hoped. this won't have the political impact that the president wants it to have. and on the idea of their justifying its release on transparency, it must be pointed out th...

Memo to come out when no one in the senate has seen it. it's a sincere question, why won't they show it to the head, the republican head by the way, the chairman of the senate intel committee? >> you have to fear that they would also have backlash from the senate intel committee. which could turn round and say okay, we agree with the fbi. that this could undermine intelligence gathering efforts. and it's not fully accurate and we don't want it out, either. we still have an element of bipartisanship in the senate. i think you could as you see from that letter from chris coons and jeff flake wor...

It's cherry-picked information. there ultimately has to be more sources or reasons for going up on the fisa collection than that single source. it's trying to discredit the entire investigation through the dossier. which he when we've gone through the dossier seems to play out, from a credible source, steele, who contributed to the fifa investigation. so ultimately the outcome won't be transparency it will be some hysteria, but ultimately for americans, it's apathy, they start tuning this out. you don't know what's true. you can't make sense of it. it doesn't speak to the damage it's done to o...