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>> led immediately to an embrace of him as the person to play the role. >> details of mullers probe are a closely guarded secret. the then fbi director describes his hard line on leaks to then today show anchor. in 2008. >> i do not count this as leaking. do not think it's appropriate. there are steps that can be taken to raise matters that should be raised to the appropriate level. you do not leak. >> don't leak? >> one does not leak. >> he is probably established security procedures that include polygraph exams for his staff. not because he doesn't trust his staff but rather to be able to sa...

Former district attorney for the eastern district of michigan. barbara, is this another example of crafty lawyering by ms. daniels' lawyer? all i know is what i see on the cop shows, and on the cop shows they say that polygraph evidence is not admissible. but what he's done is, and we all know about it. >> there is the court of law and the court of public opinion. normally polygraphs are not admissible in court because they are believed to be a questionable liability. however, they're used by investigators and used by the fbi all the time, so depending on the quality of the examiner, there can...

Around, the white house reporter for "the washington post." barbara mcquaid is with us. our former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. barbara, is this just an example of kind of crafty lawyering by ms. daniels' lawyer? all i know is what i see on the cop shows, and the cop shows, they say polygraph evidence is not admissible. but what he's done with this is, it's out now, we all know about it. >> yeah, and you know, of course there's the court of law, then there's the court of public opini opinion. ordinarily polygraph exams are not admissible in court because they're believed...

Polygraph. nevertheless, in the court of public opinion, now it's out there, and i think some people see some credence in polygraph exams, so i think it's likely to influence public opinion. >> ashley, i know you've been covering this man for a long time, but it is bracing to go back and hear the language he just used to talk about these women as a group. and all of this, of course, adds to the din, the white house that didn't need to be fighting a battle on a second front other than russia, and this one doesn't get any more personal. >> that's exactly right. what's so striking about this is f...

He was giving purposely revolting food. when he did finally have any contact, it was to abuse him. forcible repeated body searches can't have the effect of being humiliated and degraded. but that's what the manual said would work. at the end of it, the cia concluded after endless interrogation and polygraph exams, they concluded that he had been telling the truth all along. he actually had nothing to offer that he hadn't told them. so, in 1967, they set him free with a new name. they let him resettle in some anonymous place in the american south. that was 1967. two years later, they decided he...