and it comes a day after a democratic member of the senate intelligence committee told abc news that key wiretaps are part of the investigation although he said he has not read them. >> there are transcripts that provide very helpful, very critical insights into whether or not russian intelligence and senior russian political leaders including vladimir putin, were cooperating or colluding with the trump campaign at the highest levels to influence the outcome of our election. >> and chief investigative correspondent brian ross joins us live now. from what we know, there's a kernel of truth to what the president was saying, but he may have raised some serious legal issues. >> that's right. the fbi is investigating whether there was possible collusion between russian spies and the trum and in cases like that, wiretaps can be used. but if anyone other than the president reveals the existence of a wiretap, that breaks the law. legal experts tell us the president has the power to declassify...