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The campaign in a high-profile capacity and that person happens to be under some type of surveillance by the fbi for potential wrongdoing, you would think from a security standpoint they would comment and say we've got some concerns about this person, you are still welcome to hire them but we made you aware of it. that never occurred. >> harris: let's bring in our power panel, jessica tarlov and jason chaffetz. both are fox news contributor's. i'm going to come to you first, congressman. national security issue, this is important. does he have a point? >> he doesn't. the fbi and law enforcemen...

To go raid the man's home and they had to go to a judge to meet a probable cause standard, so they would have had to be very specific about the paperwork they filed with the judge about what they were looking for and what kind of crime it would be evidence of. there is a very specific thing bob mueller has in mind here for potential wrongdoing for him to have sought this. there is all kinds of potential wrongdoing and exposure that manafort may have related to his work prior to even the campaign. potential tax work, potentially avoiding government documents. but manafort has also been present ...

Russia investigation. >> impaneling the grand jury, shows that bob mueller is pursuing potential wrongdoing by the russians, the attack on our democracy, seriously and diligently and there is no minimum for underestimating that attack. heather: the president tweeted interesting to watch richard blumenthal of connecticut talking about the russia collusion when he was a phony vietnam con artist. the present referring to an embarrassing moment from 2010 when richard blumenthal mischaracterized his military service, richard blumenthal said your bullying hasn't worked before and it won't work now. ...

Are out there saying, look, this isn't what is keeping voters up at nice. we tausk a lot about russia, but they're worried about jobs. are you worried that democrats using this criticism line of republicans is actually going to backfire on them? >> not backfire, but absolutely right, that the american people are concerned about the economy, job creation, not only employment but fair compensation for what they do and good jobs and benefits and how they are doing, how their children are going to do in this economy, but the russia investigation, impanelling the grand jury shows that bob mueller i...

>> i asked kristen about the speculation that the president may try to invoke privilege, to limit some of this testimony. do the circumstances fall within the purview of privilege at all? >> you know, it would be unprecedented for a white house to try to block a former official who wants to testify from going before congress and telling their story. it's never been done in history. i think it'd likely be quickly rejected by the courts. there are a number of reasons why it would fail. one, the president is partially waive executive privilege by talking about it. two, it's not generally recogniz...