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Back in the spring of 2016 they find out about this document, and it suggests that then attorney general loretta lynch had privately reassured someone in the clinton camp that the investigation was going nowhere and she had everything handled so comey felt like according to this report that with that out there, if it leaked, it would somehow compromise the investigation, especially if lynch later announced that clinton was facing no charges. but something about this just doesn't add up. number one, by all accounts the fbi doubted the voracity of this account and thought this was part of russia...

Carson said he needed more briefings and does not know much about the middle east s that a problem? >> sure. >> can you expand? >> you want quick answers. it is a problem. the world is complicated. you are president of the united states you have to be ready to answer. >> does donald trump go too far with the harsh rhetoric? >> of course he does but this is not unusual for donald trump. he goes too far on everything. so, this is not something anyone should be surprised that is how he speaks and how he has always spoken whether he is firing someone or had he is running for president. >> i know b...

>> you said that the press, could we be objective meaning is there a fervor or fear in the country, then or now, that helped those who want to march to war or send ground troops to syria. >> journalists like to maintain a pose where they are disinterested in the outcome of the stories they cover, whichever horse wins is of no moment just that it is exciting but when the story is the fate of your nation, when it is under devastating foreign terrorist attack, that is a hard one in which to maintain no interest in the outcome. >> of course, the goal is to at left have a multiple group of voices o...

"cheney one on one". >> james rosen, welcome. >> in the wake of 9/11 d 1 dick cheney was going on the television. but here's the media question -- in the coverage now, do you see echos of that period after 9/11? >> sure. there's always the objectivity question that circulated in 9/11, and now. one difference i see between the debates then about coverage and today's debates, we used to wrestle with whether or not to show the latest video message from osama bin laden. that has by and large been decided, no, we'll just show still photographs and that sort of thing, but now that decision has been ...

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