Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170517:06:44:00
The facts usually take you to the truth and with the truth you have to make some decisions. so, i'm going to wait and get all of that intel that i need. the facts will be there and we'll go from there. but it's serious, very serious. >> if this comes down to a he said, he said, the president on one side, the now fired director of the fbi on the other, does the benefit of the doubt go to the president? would it normally, does it in this case in your view? >> i would think it would normally would always go to the chief executive, which is the president, no matter who he or she is affiliated with...