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Office of government ethics to be materially disputing something in the disclosure that they're releasing to the public? >> the entire thing is extremely unusual, the back and forth where the president inserts that footnote and says i'm not required to tell you this, but i'm going to anyway, and the office of government ethics says well, actually, no, you were required. none of that is usual, but what matters is that the president doesn't get to decide what he should or shouldn't report. the office of government ethics does, and they determined that he should have reported this debt last year....

Referred to the united states department of justice because it may relate to an ongoing investigation. but here's the referral. quote, "office of government ethics has determined that the information provided in this declaration meets the disclosure requirements for a reportable liability. i am providing both reports to you because you may find the disclosure relevant to any inquiry you may be pursuing regarding the president's prior financial disclosure report that was signed in june of last year. sincerely, david apol, acting director of the united states office of government ethics." joinin...

Seems to be saying that the president is wrong there, that the president didn't have a choice about whether or not to disclose this, that he was required to and in fact he was required to not this year, but last year. how unusual is that for the office of government ethics to be materially disputing something in the disclosure that they're releasing to the public? >> the entire thing is extremely unusual, the back and forth where the president inserts that footnote and says i'm not required to tell you this, but i'm going to anyway, and the office of government ethics says well, actually, no, ...

The assistant inspector general overseeing investigations? i understand he's actually recused himself. >> yeah, this is interesting. so the inspector general letter also reveals for the first time that the official who was in charge of investigating threats for the i.g., which is what the epa was hanging their hat on all along, he rekused himself from some investigations and the reason why he is, quote, a professional friend of the controversial former head of pruitt's security detail. that's an apparent conflict of interest according to the inspector general. >> all right. sarah, thanks very ...