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Here's the thing that made no sense on this. of course, you left out best one, which is the president of the united states, former president of the united states, bill clinton meeting on the tarmac with loretta lynch. >> sean: obstruction of justice it wasn't an investigation. it was a matter. >> they will change the classification when it suiting their narrative. james comey suffers from selective disclosure. >> sean: last question. is the president going to get rid of obama holdovers, the selective leakers that are trying to hurt him every day? do they go? >> they have to go. the reality is ...

Do you have any doubt that felonies were committed? >> no question, this absolutely made no sense. of course, you left out the best one, the president of thehe united states, former president of the united states bill clinton, meeting on the tarmac with loretta lynch. if there was obstruction of justice, that would be it. >> sean: there was an investigation, it was a matter? >> data is another point. they will change the classification of what is going on when it suits their own narrative, but when it does not suit the narrative, you know what james comey suffers from? i've said this before. s...

That's not opinion, that's fact and if we continue to treat it like opinion, we are likely to play directly into the strategy that the kremlin has for us. jenna: why is that? tell us more about that. >> if you look at the kremlin strategy, they have deliberately targeted public officials and public institutions including the media in nato countries in europe and in the united states as well. and part of what they're doing is sort of gas-lighting on a global strategic scale. the idea to get us to doubt the fact that is are available to us, to look for the conspiracy rather than looking for -- l...

Now about $100 million in a few days. $150 million give or take a few million. >> right. well, i mean, the issue here is one of what's called selective disclosure, which is where you tell one group of shareholders one thing and another group of shareholders another thing or don't tell the second group what you told the first group, which confers an advantage to the first group. unfortunately during the ipo process, it's not clear whether or not that's illegal. but just ask yourself, it violates common sense. suppose i told you one thing and i didn't tell you another thing. how would you feel? ...