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Sarah sanders and her press aides are not the most credible people either. this is an awkward situation where nobody involved has a reputation for being honest and telling the truth. you think about omarosa, let's go"the apprentice." her brand has always been about being a liar, a back stabber. she was famously fired three times on various episodes of "the apprentice." all of those issue, all the issues about her credibility, come back to the fact that president trump still hired her. "the washington post" has described her as the highest ranking black employee at the white house. she was maki...

Investigate. they take time for the public to absorb and i'm sure part of the thinking of the investigation counsel was to help educate the american people about what he's doing. and this is the kind of document that certainly is going to do that. >> let me ask you quickly as we wrap up, what was your reaction to rod rosenstein, deputy attorney general, going out there by himself to talk about this and make the announcement? >> well, it's interesting they made the announcement through the justice department. the special counsel in the past, say archibald cox and leon jaworski during watergate,...

Staff would say this person might be talented, he might have two degrees from harvard and as bob said he's a rhodes scholar but we'll take a pass because of this history, although we don't know, we cannot know what happened definitively the entire story, two women are telling very similar stories about abusive behavior both verbally and physically so we don't want this to be a distraction. now, again, i wasn't part of the vetting process but the fbi sources say had this information and presented it in some form to people in the west wing. >> jonathan? >> the timeline is pretty revealing. porte...

Is that true, mr. president? >> i want them to come in from everywhere. everywhere. thank you very much, everybody. >> just caucasian or white countries, sir, or people from other parts of the world, where there are people of color? >> jim, thank you. >> reporter: i don't know if you saw that at the end there, but the president of the united states in the oval office, in the white house, ordered me out, essentially ordered the press out. typically that is not something the president does. the wranglers as you hear will say thank you, please go. eventually we will go. but to have the president ...

Were escorted into the roosevelt room. and we tried to ask more questions about these remarks that the president made last week and on that occasion, it was startling because two press aides for the president stood right up in front of me and started shouting so loudly that i couldn't ask my question for the president. they blocked his view of me and blocked anything that i could be saying trying to shout me down. so it was another episode here at the white house that reminds you at times it doesn't feel like you are covering the president of the united states. you feel like you are covering t...