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He liked being there with donald trump. he liked being on the attack. >> is it the action? >> it's the action. it's the relevancy, and he's doing this again for donald trump. it's really an extension of the campaign. let's face it. in 2016, all donald trump did is discredit other people and his opponents. and that's what rudy giuliani is trying to do right now, which is a shame. >> you know, ashley, i know you're a straight reporter, but i'm going to throw this one at you now. the question of rudy, why he changed. i always bragged on rudy in the old days during 9/11 because i said he did somet...

It's really an extension of the campaign. let's face it, in 2016, all donald trump did is discredit other people. and his opponent. and that's what rudy guiliani is trying to do right now which is a shame. >> you know, ashley, i know you're a straight reporter. the question of rudy why he changed, i've always bragged on rudy in the old days during 9/11 because i said something we pressure in a politician. he didn't engage in ro disclosure. he would say we've got a couple cases of anthrax right now. he would give us the information as he had just been handed it. we love that in a politician. te...

>> to make your point, jill, we didn't even know he had interviewed comey. apparently in december an the end of last year. now his train is moving a lot faster than the media's. when it comes to meeting with the russian ambassador, the attorney general exhibited a pattern of what i like to call rolling disclosure, letting people know the truth when you the have to. during his confirmation hearing last year, he said at first he had no communications with the russians. >> i didn't, did not have communications with the russians. and i'm unable to comment on it. >> well, and then once his meetings...

I do not recall such a conversation. i don't recall it. >> in your testimony today you have stated "i don't recall" at least 20 times. is that fair to say? >> i have no idea. >> betsy woodruff, thanks for joining us. give us a sense of how that plays when people read in newsprint i don't recall again and again. do people believe that? i mean, it's always possible there's so much going on in a campaign you don't remember things. but it does seem selective he only remembers stuff when recalled to his attention and only when he is forced to, as you know in journalism. it's called rolling disclosu...

Have worked round the clock to keep it from you. so when a young trump campaign aide pleads guilty and accepts a small sentence for telling the truth, we find out that he was talking with the russians about getting dirt on opponent hillary clinton. we find out for the simple reason that that young campaign aide was threatened with a far longer prison term if he didn't tell the truth about those dealings with the russians. we have that truth because robert mueller's prosecutors were able to tear that truth from the hands of a young trump aide fearful of having his life ruined, having to sit in ...