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Only one step, and there are a lot more problems on the way. >> rebecca, remember shortly after he won the election, the president tweeted this. he was then the president-elect. "in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote. if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally." that's what he said then. now this white house commission is being -- >> part of the reason the commission was formed in the first place was some of the pressure the white house was getting after trump made those claims publicly and even in some private meetings with congressi...

Particularly had these federalist sort of concerns about states rights versus federal rights. >> interesting, david swerdlick, the president says he's dissolving the commission to avoid engaging in endless legal battles at taxpayer expense. >> that and to avoid the fiasco that jeffrey just described. we actually ran a piece not long ago at the "washington post" written by one of the state secretaries of state who was on the commission, i believe the secretary of state of maine, who said he was on the commission, and himself could not get information about the commission's activities from kris ...

Steve bannon called that june 2016 trump tower meeting in new york, treasonous and unpatriotic. he said they should have immediately called the fbi but bannon joined the campaign after that meeting. how much stock do you put into those comments by steve bannon? >> i don't normally look to steve bannon as a source, but this is something that "time" magazine called the alter ego of president trump early on when they were so tight. i do think it's clear to me that the trump individuals, when they had this meeting, where the russians offered dirt on hillary clinton, they should have under the it o...

Us with basic information relevant to its inquiry. rather than engage in endless legal battles today i signed an executive order to dissolve the dmigs and have asked the department of homeland security to review these issues and determine the next course of action. it's a big statement since the president said he lost the popular vote because there was 3 to 5 million illegal ballots cast. >> it seems the president was the only one who thought that there were 3 to 5 million illegal ballots cast. secretaries of state throughout the country have made the case to the commission that, a, there is a...

These were his remarks, the facts as he knew it. this wasn't information that was just privy to the intelligence community, this is just his interactions and his statement with the president. >> is that any different than a former official coming on a news program and talking about their time in the white house or talking about their time at an agency, nata? >> from my perspective, it's not very different than that. i've been in the process of writing a book, and when you have to get information cleared, you know what you can and cannot say in the public domain when it comes to information -- ...