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And children strikes me as extremely aggressive. then he said this. quote, in combination with former president trump's unmistakable vendetta against congressman adam schiff, it raises serious questions about whether the manner in which this investigation was conducted was influenced by political considerations rather than purely legal ones. i will also tell you that as part of this reporting tonight, the reporters at "the times" tonight say that william barr's perceived motivations here within the justice department came under scrutiny. mr. barr directed prosecutors to continue investigating,...

It's from 2012. tsa commissioned it, got the results and had it classified as "sensitive security information." cnn obtained a copy of the report and the results are disturbing. 75% of air marshals flying on domestic missions were sleep deficient. on international runs, the figure rose to more than 84%. in a job where it's critical to be alert and accurate at a moment's notice, the study finds the acute and chronic lack of sleep degrades a federal air marshal's ability to react and think quickly. and it gets even worse. the study conducted by the division of sleep medicine brigham and women's ...

Agent that was embedded. i think a.p. made mistakes. i understand what was happening there. i thought that the breadthth of the subpoena, new york, capitol hill, they went too far to get information. i've yet to hear their side of the story. >> eric: they used the eggs me entangling acted to get the records. is that an overreach? >> i think a complete overreach the i agree with juan. on the rosen case, it's one thing you have a leak within the state department. go after that leak within the state department but to target the reporter. freedom of the press is one of hallmarks of liberty. the id...

They took it steps too far. i remember during bush years, state secrets were being splashed across the front pages on counter-terrorism, interrogation, black sites. the president of the united states commander in chief, george w. bush picked up himself and called "new york times" and pegged begged them not to release the story that would gravely endangering the united states. "new york times" published anyway. you go after the leaker, did bush go after "new york times"? absolutely not. >> they had to build a case to get a judge to authorize to get phone records. they needed that information in...

When you have this kind of investigation going on, you don't wan2añ everybody sticking their hands in the pie. that is one of the realities here. when you ask about partisan influence, doug shulman he is a republican. >> eric: great discussion. we have to go to a break. up next scandals plaguing his administration>g(h the president attempted to distract the american people of all things guantanamo bay. we're not taking the bait and neither is rand paul will be joining us. new details emerging about the justice department's unprecedented efforts to spy on james rosen. this new information will...