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Worried about provoking russia. our primary interest in september and october was to prevent them from doing the max they could do. and after the election, some of the hasher options for punishing russia, like a massive cyber attack on them were sweeping sanctions faced concerns and road blocks from a number of corners. deputy national security adviser defended the obama administration. >> maybe the judgment was wrong. maybe we should have done certain things that dwlid. but given everything we were dealing with, the perception that russia's main objectivity was to undermine confidence in fact...

The u.s. intelligence community's case, pointing not only at russia meddling in the election but at vladimir putin himself, detailing that intelligence sources had captured putin's own instructions, directing the hacking and misleading the campaign, plus its goals to defeat and hurt hillary clinton in the election and help donald trump. but the post interviews with former obama officials reveals the pain now from some of them that more was not done to punish russia. quoting one, it's the hardest thing about my entire time in government to defend. i feel like we sort of choked. they say the adm...

Would change the rules forever, and they did it any way. needless to say, massive advantage, the lack of skepticism is one of the big problems. >> bret: all right, monday, you start at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. you've already announced your first guest. >> yes, the first guest is caitlyn jenner. one of the guests at night, not exactly on the show where that interview might be. my primary interest is political. not surprisingly. i'm fascinated by people who without asking for it, wind up the face of a certain movement of, you know, some component of identity politics. caitlyn jenner seems like on...

Would change the rules forever, and they did it any way. needless to say, massive advantage, the lack of skepticism is one of the big problems. >> bret: all right, monday, you start at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. you've already announced your first guest. >> yes, the first guest is caitlyn jenner. one of the guests at night, not exactly on the show where that interview might be. my primary interest is political. not surprisingly. i'm fascinated by people who without asking for it, wind up the face of a certain movement of, you know, some component of identity politics. caitlyn jenner seems like on...

Convicted. >> right. there wasn't dna evidence against any of these guys. in fact it was the other person who then confessed. so what does he mean? >> well, you know, when trump says he wants law and order, he doesn't want law. he wants order. the law says that these young men were wrongly convicted. the law said that these young men should not have been sent to prison. that's the law. the courts. that's the way the whole investigation progressed. >> what's interesting about this is it is a little similar to the birther situation. there's a very provocative case, and there's a premise, it's a ...