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Conclusions in how the fbi case was opened. facts are out and you've got the attorney general doesn't accept them, the president doesn't accept them? and it would appear his hand-picked prosecutor looking at some of the same things doesn't accept them or agree with them either. >> i can't make any sense of it. first ofan all what is he doing talking about his work? he's supposed to be a professional. if you must investigate, go get facts and then show them g to t american people. but don't be part of a sliming of the i.g. and the department as a whole. do yourrt work. what the workidea is that...

About the investigation. eight lines. >> and everything else is hearsay, innuendo, rumor, gossip? >> it's inconclusive, certainly. >> so when we get into this event today in the process we start talking about the process. were you surprised to see mr. berke get out of his chair and move to the seat and sit down next to the chairman and start asking questions? >> i don't know if i was surprised or not. >> well, i tell you i was. and it looks like mr. berke has disappeared. and so that's one of the outrageousha things about this process. it's beenis outrageous from sta to finish. we've seen prej...

Found in his two and a half years, do you think there is any circumstance in which he could see probable cause or whatever that standard is to investigate this president? >> it's a great question. he probably will find a way to avoid answering the question for the rest ofan his time in offic. and the president's tenure, it's a low standard. is there a reasonable basis for opening anbl investigation? are there articulable facts? that's not ae close call here.o in the mueller report you see it laid out. in horowitz's report you see it laid out. we should've beent fired if we didn't investigate t...

Defense in conjunction with the other interagencies certified that ukraine was making the necessary progress on anti-corruption efforts to merit theti aid. >>er and yet the aid was not released, correct? >> the aid was subsequently held. it was supposed to be released. the dod announced the release. and then president trump held the aid without explanation. >> mr. goldman, based on the evidence and testimony that you haveev reviewed, is there any reason to believe that the president cared about corruption inti ukraine? >> no. the evidence really supports the fact that president trump views cor...

>> uh, no. there was significant evidence that even as early as july 25th at the time of this call that ukrainian officials had suspected that the aid was being withheld and there was a "new york times" article actually last week that wasn't included in our report. but from the former foreign deputy foreign minister who said that ukraine, president zelensky's office received a diplomatic cable from the embassy here the week of july 25th saying that the aid had been held. >> correct. and what i also show you on the screen is that it was on july 25th also, the same day of the call, that the stat...