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Gone to justice and in the building he would have had to sign in. there would have been a video record of him being there. there would have been a paper record and he would have been ensnared in the thing. a skilled prosecutor could have gotten that out of him. >> wow, i wonder if we had a skilled knowledgeable prosecutor that we could talk to. claire, i wanted to actually get to you but the nbc wall street journal polls, but any thoughts about corey's performance yesterday? >> yeah, listen, first of all, it's unrealistic that the people in congress are not going to try to grab the microphone ...

Stand up and to provide apparently the political cover that my colleagues across the aisle feel they need senator graham and i are pretty much at the goal line on our proposal we're ready to move forward with it, background checks. the element is the part of it that we need the president to stand up to the nra and the gun lobby. >> our reporting shows, including reporting from you, that the holdup in the white house appears to be on the expansion of background checks and a paper record that would be included in that expansion there's forces inside the white house led by a former official, the ...

Of kind which many states don't. so in the event there's a hack or machines go offline, we have a paper record of who voted for who. most election experts are focused not just on the machines, it's also what are the other threats that russia, china, whomever are focused on including affecting our voter registration rules. we know that nearly every state, all 50 states is probed on a daily basis by foreign actors. in our voter registration ruled aren't secured, that's a very serious problem. a lot of experts are focused on what happens if there's a hack on election day. the nation's grid goes o...

Election infrastructure, assessing the vulnerabilities of our voting system, our voting machines that we rely on for fair and free elections. the infrastructure at the state and local level was sorely lacking. aging voting equipment, particularly voting machines that had no paper record of votes were vulnerable to exploitation by a committed adversary. according to this report, the committee's investigation scrutinized the 21 states that authorities originally believed were targeted by russia in 2016. reports suggest, however, that all 50 states, look at them there, were all likely targeted by...

Now all gone, right? we've all left, one way or the other. so you don't have the -- he doesn't have the benefit of the context of being able to ask officials, why did you do this, why did you do that? the paper record will say one thing, but to try to really understand what happened, you have to talk to the people. there are the multiple reviews that are going on, the inspector general and this other review that john durham is conducting, so hope flfully through that process, the attorney general will get his questions answered. it's legitimate for the attorney general to ask questions about s...