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>> sandra: the democrats didn't make this a priority like they should have mo, we didn't hear from you like we should have. i'm sorry i should let you respond the american psychological association to go back to your original question most psychologists agree there is little evidence that polygraphs are detect lies. >> trish: going to be morale problem if they are putting lie detectors on everyone. you know work environment. >> katie: high stress. >> harris: i think it will be a wil litigious nightmare and nothing gets done. lawyers get paid and that's it. >> trish: white house chief of staff ...

Firing. as far as what the attorney general is doing it's clear he is taking this issue very seriously and not taking anything off the table when it comes to holding people accountable. i also think there is this risk inside the white house of creating a morale problem among staffers at the white house. if people can't just each other how can they move forward. >> harris: they already know they can't because of stuff that's been leaking. >> trust each other, no nonsense situation now. if you are going to leak you will be fired. before there wasn't a whole lot of accountability. >> harris: it o...

He's like a dog on a bone on this stuff. it has now created such a metastasis in this city. >> by now firing comey, and we had a session recusing him sechl. now we have rosenstein bringing in mueller who brings in these other lawyers and now we have transition lawyers saying, hold your -- having aides and others involved in the transition team, having them preserve their files and notes. i mean, this thing has exploded because of donald trump. all he had to do was not fire comey. >> or not even -- he's got the situation, josh, where he has this memo where rosenstein and sessions say that comey...

Overall looking back, talking to people at the fbi, was there a morale problem with comey? >> well, i think there certainly was a group of agents -- i don't think it is -- was half of the organization -- that felt strongly that the director did go too far last july in his comments and that did usurp the role of the prosecutor in how you regard a subject of an investigation in the public. so -- >> enough to poison the environment? i mean people are always going to disagree in an investigative environment. was it enough to poison the environment? >> look, a small amount of poison can poison a bi...

And the congress has been waiting to hear from comey specifically about his conversations with president trump about those notes that he took in those conversations. what exactly did the president tell him? and i think everything that comey tells us that's new is going to create another headache for this white house, which as you know is already enmeshed in its own sort of turmoil trying to figure out how to restructure and revive an agenda that seems to have been stalled. >> i mean i guess the question for you is, as someone who covers that white house day in and day out, how palpable that is...