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The request. it was the first thing in the q we do know that and a we know the dossier by the fbi's own description flakey document whose contents they could not verify. bottom line does it bother you. >> if i said during the obama administration that the bush administration the bush administration during the campaign had spied on spied on boston of members obama campaign team. >> they were suspected russian agents. >> tucker: what if a year and a half later there was evidence there were no russian agents? would you say jeesh, before you spy on a rival political campaign using the fbi, you kno...

Enforcement and their action to again try to separate these groups. >> okay. thank you so much jonathan for your point of view on this. it is very fluid. we're watching it as you're watching it at home. and, again, there are what appears to be hundreds if not thousands of people who have descended there on boston for these demonstrations with different points of view. one organized group saying they are there for free speech. we had a couple of guests on earlier who described the group or familiar with the group named boston free speech coalition as a group that it says is one that cultivates ...

Addressing jobs. he'll have to address the questions we ask him. that's what he's here to do. >> i assume he'll open up with a brief statement. there are so many questions. if i or you were in that room, we would love to ask the president were there clues that were missed that could have prevented the boston marathon bombing? were the miranda rights administered too early to the 19-year-old suspect who answered questions for about 16 hours and all of a sudden he got lawyered up to stop answering fbi questions. i assume there will be some questions on boston. >> on boston, absolutely. i can tel...

Extremist activity. that much we know. the question then is, was there something that happened that triggered radicalization and actual decision by the brother to engage in the attack -- the tragic attack we actually saw in boston and are there additional things that could have been done in that interim that might have been prevented them. standard procedure around here is when an event like this happens we want to go back and review every step that was taken, we want to leave no stone unturned, we want to see if there's additional protocols and procedures that could be put in place that would...

>> you can't help but be effected by it. you must give the public the opportunity to express their views before you make a final decision on how to distribute this money. i brace myself for what will be, i think, next week very emotional, very trying couple of hours on monday evening and tuesday morning in boston. but it is something that has to be done. you give people this opportunity to voice their concern, very transparent, and then you make a decision that will be the decision that will allocate money to eligible claimants. >> ken fine berg, thank you so much for being with us this mornin...