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New zealand, australia, canada, the united states and great britain that share information on a daily basis. these countries have liaison officers assigned to different countries and share information. what we can expect going on now is the officials in the different countries are going through intelligence holdings to determine if they have a piece of information that may insist investigators in new zealand anything that may have been collected once they have identifiers of the subject they want to see if anything is derogatory they can share. this will be an international investigation. we d...

Justice department if they make a decision not to prosecute, that is not made public and that is the guideline that governs this particular document. the distinction is, however, that typically a regular person could be indicted if there's a crime. under doj policy, that is not the case for the president of the united states. and knowing rod rosenstein, i would be surprised if he would be comfortable with the idea that, hey, you can't indict a sitting president but you also cannot share information relating to possible impeachment with congress. that would be a checkmate, no way to hold a pres...

That hey, you can't indict a sitting president but you also cannot share information relating to possible impeachment with congress. that would be a checkmate, no way to hold a president accountable. and i would think in the circumstance involving the president if he cannot be indicted there has to be another way that the constitutional structure could hold him accountable for potential wrongdoing. and i think rod rosenstein would gree with that principle 37. >> okay. so john, you mentioned adam schiff in your previous comments, he's chair of the committee. he's calling tay double standard. th...

Blocked the embassy ability to give him waiver of the privacy act so the embassy to share information, but we really are completely -- it doesn't help that the spy charges, espionage charges seems completely unbelievable. >> do you believe there's some connection between his detainment or arrest and the pleading guilty of maria butina, the russian spy, there's a month between that. do you see any connection, this is some kind of retaliatory move potentially by russia? >> it is so hard to know. every time we turn around, we seem to find another dot on the map. i don't know if maria butina's cas...

Protective order that wants him from sharing millions of documents from mueller's investigation with his client back in russia. within the millions of documents, the attorney revealed mueller's team apparently collected, yes, a nude self-ie of somebody and mocked the special counsel's methods. the nude selfie was probably designed to grab headlines, right, but the real issue is not that, according to mueller's team, it's sharing the material. because they say that would reveal u.s. surveillance capabilities and that is why this story matters. molly hooper, congressional reporter for the hill. ...