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Way he changes his republican platform and the failure to respond to our russian attack of our system. the failure to tell admiral mike rogers to give him the authority of the u.s. cyber command to respond and confront russia on these attacks. now we find that the state department has $120 million and spends zero, this is a broader pattern that i think is explicable unless if there is another part of the puzzle that we don't see. which is come kind of lempverag that moscow had. over president trump. >> pj, intel chiefs are warning about russia and folks are wondering if this had anything to do...

The idea that we would be so passive in the state department and the u.s. cyber command and its white house, i find it just inexplicable. i want to ask you about the gun legislation. >> this has been three weeks. lawmakers falling on the same side every time we have one of these mass shootings. >> i think they are. there will be a little bit of movement at the state level and oregon just passed some state measures. there maybe measures at the state level in florida. we are missing such an opportunity here and you see 96% and everyone a gun owning household in america favoring universal backgro...

Last week that got swept up in everything else that happened was admiral mike rogers testimony before the arms services committee last week. the head of the u.s. cyber command saying we're not doing enough, russia continues to attack our syste unabated, i haven't be given the authority om the white house to do the things i believe need to get done. my question is if everyone knows this is a problem, everyone recognizes it continues to happen a couple of years after the presidential campaign and the presidential election. who's standing in the way of doing more and why do you suspect they're do...

Next election which admiral rogers, head of the nsa, said yesterday in i think it was the senate. that, to me, is one of the biggest questions now. the president is tasked, his oath of office is to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. and he seems to be refusing to do that because we know that the russians attacked our election. we know that they're going to do it again. and he is refusing to give the nsa and the other intelligence agencies the directive and the authority to properly protect us. >> yeah. admiral mike rogers did testify before the senate, the hea...

>> yes. >> reporter: why is that? >> as with anyone who doesn't answer questions, they ought to be subpoenaed. >> former white house chief strategist steve bannon and former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski also declined to answer questions about events that occurred after the 2016 election. the white house pushing back after the head of u.s. cyber command confirmed he has not been granted authority by president trump to stop russian election-hacking operations, to disrupt him. here is admiral mike rogers testifying on capitol hill. >> it's probably fair to say that we have not opted...