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Rosenstein on that and robert mueller on that. it's interesting the special counsel himself would be consulted about what of his fin findings can be given to congress and the public. i wonder if that was expected as far as you're concerned or if that struck you the way it struck me? >> it is striking but striking because throughout this process, mueller and his reputation are the 800-pound gorilla inside the justice department. one thing we laernlearned in th letter is nobody objected to the move mueller wanted to make and barr as best we can tell so far continued the tradition of as much as p...

Regulatory, it will be smooth sailing for people who just want to make money. >> scott pruitt is a guy who believes in state's rights and he also has ended up in close alliance with the energy companies and there are a lot of rules pending before the epa that they want to roll back. for example, there is a maethan rule and they want to strike down that rule and block it. there is quite a number of r50u8s that he's fighting through lawsuits which now he may be able to kill or roll back. >> koch brothers must be ecstatic. >> devon energy is a close ally of his. and they were giving him letters t...

Government integrity has made the acknowledgement that that is an unprecedented case.federal government integrity has made the acknowledgement that that is an unprecedented case. but now it's an additional step of releasing a letter with just a tidbit of information. >> imjoo . >> i'm just wondering if huma abedin when she was testifying, did she report to the fbi about what we're now say rg thousands of e-mails that you're now reviewing on her cellphone or on her private computer? do you know if she good? >> what i can say, she cooperated just like other aides did and answered the questions j...

Now trying to claim that reconciliation would be the end of democracy as we know it. >> it's for the purpose of taxing and spending and reducing deficits, but the difference here is that there's never been anything of this size and magnitude and complexity run through the senate in this way. there are a lot of technical problems with it, which we could discuss. it would turn the senate -- it would really be the end of the united states senate as a protector of minority rights, as a place where you have to get consensus instead of just a partisan majority. >> meanwhile, more than half of the de...