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The center, getting his hands dirty, and that's where i guess he loves to be. and i will be interested to see what the committee has uncovered with regard to his role. >> it's a great point, because they've already been through this movie once before, in which stone place this kind of, sort of, plausible deniability, off book, roland a former adviser, kind of running ups that can, that are officially part of, you know, sanctions. but he can talk to other people, and he was convicted by a jury of witness tampering, obstruction. he ended up being pardoned by trump, which is why he was out and ab...

We've gathered since we left the committee, you know, it, i think it poses a real risk to these suggesting things. >> in a statement, the committee said in part, quote, mr. riggleman had limited knowledge of the committee's investigation. he departed from the staff in april prior to our hearings and much of our most important investigative work. since his departure, the committee has one down all the leading's, adjusting all the information that arose from his work. joining me now is the man in question, former congressman denver riggleman. his new book out tomorrow, it's the breach: the untol...

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Opinion. it is another contact between the person running the off-book, the dark op. that person has a name. it's donald trump. and one of his operatives on the ground. that person has a name too, gordon sondland, his ambassador to the e.u. now, unpack for us some of what you and i talked about yesterday, some of what i know you tweeted about. there are problems with this call between the person running the scheme and the person carrying it out in ukraine. but about fourth or fifth on the list is the fact that it took place in a restaurant on a cell phone, right? >> well, let's separate out su...

I would inch myself forward one assignment at a time, one choice at a time until i turned around and i had carved out an entirely different life for myself. >> how did you end up at harvard? >> i didn't know that was going to happen. i think there's two ways to look at it, right? you can look at what was created out of this mindset and look at the choice themselves. i ended up at harvard, i can tell you right off the bat, my community helped me in a big way. my teachers were fantastic. there's a nonprofit downtown that helped me tremendously. but also inside, i guess at some point, i think peo...