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>> eric: former deputy assistant attorney thomas dupree will dig into all of it but we begin with rick leventhal. >> a stunning set of admissions in lower manhattan by a man who was one of the president's most trusted employees. he lied, paid women off he says to pay his boss. he walked out of the courthouse late yesterday free on $500,000 bond pled guilty to hiding income from his taxi cab business and hiding debt to secure a home equity loan and arranging payments to two women in the run-up to the presidential election in coordination in and at the direction for a candidate to federal office...

Official like rod rosenstein to use his office to threaten anyone, including congress, for exercising their constitutional duties. we are the ones who actually first broke this story on february 2, on your program. i reported it, i received a torrent of denunciations that i was lying and they gave about. turns out it was true. this is not only obstruction of justice but the statute called abuse of power. i think devin nunes is correct. it's not only obstruction of congress and should move as such but rod rosenstein should be impeached over this. >> sean: real quick, we only have a few sec the ...

Charities it's going to go to. and i guarantee you individuals like the pulitzer prize-winning journalist, david farenthold will dig into this and make sure exactly where that money is coming from and in which charities it's going to. all i can say at this point is there is some skepticism based on past behavior. >> ladies, i want to let you both know what you're seeing there rapidly approaching, that is air force one. can't miss it, that big behemoth of a 747 there as it lands at ellington field. we see governor greg abbott of texas there awaiting his arrival. these are also it looks like red...

Investigate it thoroughly. >> harris: comey called a friend and that friend leaked material to "the new york times" and is no denying that the memos are classified at the time he received them. however, it could have been retroactively marked classified. meanwhile, the senior democrat on the senate intelligence committee says he wants to know more. >> i've seen these reports that there may have been active classification. we don't know who may have classify those documents, if they were classified and i want to get the answer to that. >> harris: what's the significance of where we are? >> ari:...

President will dig in hi heels or continue to advocate for this even though these secretaries of state say no way, they're not going to comply? >> absolutely he's expected to dig in his heels. there's been pushback to president trump's claims about voter fraud since the election, and even when he got into the white house from people including mitch mcconnell, who have said they'd rather the states focus on these very few cases than it be something that the federal government takes up. part of the pushback will also come because a lot of secretaries of state do not have a lot of respect for chr...