he had a subordinate by the name of andrew mccabe, who is now known to be a dirty cop. page, brennan, clapper, sally yates and others, engaged -- i'm going to say this, this is serious stuff, they engaged in acts of sedition against the united states government, against the president of the united states. make no mistake about it. the fisa warrants are key evidence, false fisa applications, four of them, knowingly submitted to the fisa court, part of a series of acts of sedition against the duly-elected government of the united states. i hope that in the analysis of all these cases it's not just about lying, or not telling truth to investigators. these people sought to overthrow the government of the united states through acts of sedition. let's see if we get there. >> sean: and victoria, do you agree with joe? >> i always agree with joe but i would like to make a related point. >> sean: joe, do you agree with that last statement, or is that lack of candor? [laughter] >> i am agnostic on all these questions. >> sean: oh, really, okay. a lot of courage you are showing. g

new mexico senator martin heinrich started off his questioning to andrew mccabe that day asking mccabe about his recent interactions, his very recent interactions with president trump. >> when did you last meet with the president, director mccabe? >> i don't think i -- i don't think -- >> was it earlier this week? >> -- i'm in a position to comment on that. i have met with the president this week but i don't really want to go into the details of that. >> but russia did not come up? >> that's correct. it did not. >> thank you. we've heard in the news that claims that director comey had lost the confidence of rank-and-file fbi employees. you've been there for 21 years. in your opinion is it accurate that the rank and file no longer supported director comey? >> no, sir. that is not accurate. director comey enjoyed broad support within the fbi and still does to this day. we are a large organization. we are 36,500 people across this country, across this globe. we have a diversity of opinions about many things. but i can confidently tell you that the majority, the vast majority of fbi employ

let's turn to andrew mccabe. your take is justice department prosecutors are talk about filing charges? >> it looks as if the charges that were set forth are the allegations set forth in michael horowitz, inspector general, the respected inspector general of the justice department. they have legs. it stood the test so sit would appear of running the gauntlet of the actual criminal justice process. we had reports that mr. mccabe's' stable lawyers after he peeled to the deputy attorney general and he's not stepping into overrule the career prosecutors. we are taking the career prorls cuter's nieblg horowitz's report saying there is real substance here. city would appear that mr. mccabe -- it's a tragic day for mr. mccabe. he will be facing criminal charges. liz: do you think he will face criminal charges? >> the tea leaves are being read all in one way. anything can happen in the criminal justice process. they can appeal to the attorney general of the united states. please don't do this to this career person. the c

context. >> yes. >> the president of the united states has been on a crusade to disparage and insult andrew mccabe for literally his entire presidency. he has been saying that mccabe was corrupt. mccabe's wife ran for the state senate in virginia as a democrat before all of this happened, he's claimed, the president claimed some sort of bias. you recall there was an inspector general's investigation, and mccabe was fired on the last possible day when he could be denied part of his pension. i mean, there is every bit of a sign of a vindictive crusade against mccabe, and mccabe has sued in a civil lawsuit to try to get, to say that his firing was unjustified. that case is pending. he may also be fighting a criminal case. >> okay. i think we've got it. thank you both. complicated, appreciate you both, the best folks to explain all that to us. thank you very much. >>> move to this, to washington today. the house judiciary committee under leadership of jerry nadler troet voted to move forward on the impeachment process for president trump. >> this investigation will allow us to determine whether to rec

awesome. >>> former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe wants to know if he's going to be indicted. d he wants the justice department in turn to show its cards. we learned yesterday it seemed the government would pursue criminal charges. mccabe is accused to lying to internal investigators. it's the kind of thing that would typically be handled administratively, but in this case a grand jury was reconvened, leading most to believe an indictment was coming. but that didn't happen. in a letter to the doj, mccabe's own attorneys write, quote, we heard rumors from reporters starting this morning that the grand jury considering charges against mr. mccabe had declined to vote an indictment. we believe that if the grand jury has, in fact, voted -- and here they use a legal term we'll explain in a minute -- not a true bill, the justice manual compels you not to resubmit the case to the same or a different grand jury. as "the wall street journal" headline puts it tonight, it's a sign that the case may be in jeopardy. former u.s. attorney harry litman, a frequent guest of ours, offers this con

andrew mccabe was the number two fbi official. he was overseeing that investigation. certainly that's something that made president trump extremely unhappy. during the course of the investigation and the hillary clinton investigation as well, which mccabe was deeply involved in, andrew mccabe authorized people to speak to the press in interviews with the fbi when that was investigated, he was found to have lacked candor about that. he didn't say, yes, i did that. keep in mind, as the number two fbi official, he is more than able to authorize people to speak to the press. but that lack of candor was something that he was criticized for by the inspector general. in an unusual twist, he was then -- that was kicked over and turned into a criminal prosecution. as you mentioned at the top of the show, that very rarely happens. usually it's dealt with administratively. people have shown examples where an fbi or doj employee has been found to have committed sexual assault, sexual harassment and lied about it, and they were not criminally prosecuted. this is something andrew mc

andrew mccabe had the right to speak to reporters. that is beyond dispute is deputy director of the fbi had the right to speak to reporters, he also has an impeccable record is one of the most honored and successful fbi agents of his generation. >> what are your thoughts? >> it goes to the weakness a part of the government's case if they choose to bring this false statement felony charge against andrew mccabe demonstrating his intent, the rational, the motivation to knowingly and willfully provide false leads to investigators is always going to be difficult because he had the authority to authorize that week to the news media and it wasn't some part of a deep state tool, it was a leak that helped the trump campaign, it heard hillary clinton so what his intent would have been, how to demonstrate that was always a weakness and probably why the grand jury is balking at the moment, they can't convince a grand jury there's no way they will convince an actual jury at trial. >> some viewers eyes glaze over when you carter page, andrew mccabe

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andrew mccabe knew full well he was the target of the inspector general and the fbi. thus he was on his guard. something michael flynn was not. >> something i probably wouldn't have done or probably not gone the away with in a more organized investigation -- more organized a-mile-an-hour straition, the george w. bush pore obama administration. in both those administration there was process. if the fbi wanted to send agents into the white house itself to interview a senior official you would work through the white house counsel and there would be discussions and approvals. and i thought it's early enough, let's just send a couple guys over. judge jeanine: cardinal comey, you are so proud of yourself. are you proud that you violated white house protocol as well as flynn's constitutional rights, telling him he didn't need a lawyer? flynn, a man who spent 30 years defending this country. even though fbi agents themselves didn't think flynn was intentionally misstating the facts. i long said that bill barr is a serious guy. he's a no nonsense straight shooter who could giv

andrew mccabe has been the target of the president. a lot of issues concerning the clinton foundation investigation attacked him over the handling of the entire clinton e-mail investigation. some people, the people close to andy mccabe feel this is in retribution for this. he's been a target for the president and that is ultimately why the department of justice is bringing these charges. >> any indication when we'll get a final decision over at the department of justice? >> we have no indication. we have been expecting this for a little time now. we thought maybe we get some word today. we haven't. fridays are a day they like to do this. >> the president spoke just moments ago at the white house. we have the tape now. he answered bunch of questions. >> we're very close to a new high. it would be over 100 times, i believe. you'll check it. many times we set the record. we're very honored by that. we're having a tremendous couple of weeks. a lot of good things are happening. i got a call from heads of china. the call was directed to my p

the doj had already tried to get the grand jury to indict andrew mccabe. by statements made to other doj officials and the press. trump itself has always been a mccabe critic and asked for this indictment. i'm going to read from this important new letter, because you have mccabe folks saying, look, we heard rumors from reporters this morning that the grand jury considering charges against mccabe declined to vote an indictment. then they say something we are not confirming tonight, but this is what we say. quote, it's clear no indictment has been returned. it doesn't mean an indictment wasn't returned because we don't know what happens inside grand juries. they're secret. that doesn't mean one would never be returned. mccabe's lawyers are taking the extraordinary step of going public. they want the doj to explain what they're up to. quote, we strongly urge you to request the grand jury to submit a report to the court. we believe it serves the interest of transparency, and they say, look, there's no reason not to do so. now, anything could happen. there could

justice department could be running into trouble in its efforts to indict former top fbi official andrew mccabe after calling back a grand jury on the case this week and not taking action yesterday. today mccabe's lawyers have written to the prosecutors asking whether that grand jury rejected their bid to indict. that would be highly unusual. mccabe's lawyers say if that is the case, the government should not keep trying, given the longstanding rule that prosecutors should only take a case to trial when they have a reasonable chance of success. president trump has beenvil vi y vilifying mccabe for months and mccabe was fired days before receiving his pension for decades of service. he had reportedly misled investigators for talking to reporters. joining me, chuck rosenberg, former assistant u.s. attorney, and maya wiley, senior vice president for social justice at the new school and msnbc legal analyst. chuck, obviously you know andy mccabe. how unusual would it be for a grand jury first of all to say to a prosecutor when we're always told, and the cliche is, grand juries will indict a ham sand

covering the rapidly developing story around the legal fate of former acting director of the fbi andrew mccabemccabe has been on the receiving end of a tax from the sitting president who categorize hulled him everything from a sleeze bag to someone guilty of committing treason. at this hour mccabe is once again in the center of an extremely fluid legal situation that could finally decide his fate and answer the question about whether or not an indictment for mccabe is coming. mccabe who took over the fbi when director jim comey was abruptly fired by trump made the decision to open a full investigation into whether donald trump himself was working for the russians. mccabe and his wife have been the constant targets of smears from donald trump since before trump was even elected. he maintains -- mccabe maintains that his firing from the fbi was retribution for his decision to open investigation into the president. the news breaking this afternoon that mccabe's appeal to attorney general william barr's deputy jeff rosen had been rejected. that led to this report from nbc news. quote, the rejectio

now all eyes will be on jim comey, andrew mccabe, and all of the high-ranking officials who used christopher steele's dirty dossier as the basis of the bulk of information for an fisa warrant to spy on the trump campaign transition and presidency. and, remember, mccabe is the guy who said, oh, no dossier, no fisa warrant. what "the new york times" said about the dossier, yeah, it was likely russian disinformation from the beginning. they used it. they never verified it. they were warned about it. now the consequence, if we have equal justice under the law. comey and others were all warned. they were warned over and over and over again. this dossier was unverifiable. eventually the fbi did a spread sheet and they found out all of it was, in fact, not verified and not true. all paid for russian lies by hillary clinton. the dossier is off, christopher steele under oath. in great britain, he says if he doesn't have any idea if the dossier's contents are true, yet, it was used to get a warrant to deny an american citizen his constitutional rights and, yes, spy on a presidential campaign transitio

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thank you. >>> former acting fbi director andrew mccabe is facing possible criminal charges. is comes after his lawyers failed to persuade the justice department to not pursue an indictment. mccabe is accused of intentionally lying to federal investigators about his dealings with the news media. a source tells cbs news mccabe team was informed last month that federal prosecutors had recommended criminal charges. mccabe was fired last year just hours before he was set to retire. >>> now to the white house where there are concerns about spying. a recent report says surveillance devices were found near the white house last year, and they may have been planted by israel. jeff pegues takes a closer look. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who was in russia to meet with president putin called the report israel would spy on one of its closest allies a blatant lie. >> we have a director, i have a director, no intelligence connection in the united states, no spying. >> reporter: whether it was the israelis or not, u.s. intelligence officials are concerned the survei

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a up much attorney recommending that the doj move forward with an dime of andrew mccabe for misleadinggators. you may recall the i.g. report says mccabe improperly authorized a leak to the "wall street journal" about the clinton foundation. when fbi agents confront mr. mccabe about the leak the i.g. report says mr. mccabe lacked candor. is that enough to land him in jail in joining me now, a trial attorney who says yes, lacking candor can get you into a lot of trouble. >> lacking candor is lying and misleading. politically correct way of saying lying. think about how many people we saw indicted for misleading or lying to investigators. the inspector general report set forth four instances where mccabe lacked candor. and that could be the basis for criminal liability. the next step, it goes to a grand jury and the grand jury determines wither ther with it r there is probable cause. we have been off the hook if he had told the truth or would he be in additional trouble because he was sharing information he shouldn't have given his position? >> give be his position, he would have still be

andrew mccabe said, oh, you don't need a lawyer. comey said he did something he would never have done under the bush-obama administration paired sadly, and perhaps more importantly, a 33 year veteran of this country was told he didn't need a lawyer, when he absolutely needed a lawyer. is that how we at now treat our veterans? he is treating an american war hero who served this country? it is now in full effect. pay very close attention, because the next shoe to drop will be the ig's findings on fisa abuse. that means comey, the inspector general's completed report is now in the hands of the attorney general. he is reviewing this material for possible reductions. he seems to be hesitant. he really does, and wanting to fix what is the greatest, the premier law enforcement agency in the entire world. i hope, director ray change his and commits himself to implementing the changes so that 99.9% of law-abiding fbi agents that keep us safe every day, that we can have confidence in all of them. it's about one-tenth of 1%. the changes here t

andrew mccabe is a bad guy.morning as we get closer to a possible indictment but he did retweet some critical tweets from jim jordan and texas congressman john radcliffe this morning. mccabe was a big player in the russia investigation which is now forming the basis for impeachment talk among democrats in congress. the president weighing in on that aspect out this morning tweeting "when on mueller report come up mueller testimony and james comey, ig report which showed them to be a disgraced and dirty cop." the texas senator says between the ig report and the potential charges against mccabe that the doors are just beginning to open now on how this whole russia investigation got underway. listen to what gorman said. >> i think we need to know so people can regain their confidence in their major institutions like the fbi and department of justice exactly who did what and what their motives were. it looks to me like there is evidence that a lot of this was designed to undermine and undercut president trump and ess

>> reporter: we understand that the office of the deputy attorney general informed andrew mccabe's lawyerhat the justice department had rejected his appeal to try to avoid criminal charges. but really, hallie, it doesn't come down to what the justice department prosecutors thinks. it comes down to a grand jury who would be meeting at the federal courthouse just down the road from me here. if 12 out of 23 of those people on the grand jury decide not to move forward with an indictment of andrew mccabe, there's nothing the justice department can do dabout it. it would be a huge below to them because it is very rare not to get an indictment. they say you can indite a ham sandwich. it's the conviction that actually comes later when you go to a trial. so at this point this would be a big blow and it would show that there were some flaws in the prosecution's case and that maybe they couldn't convince the grand jury that they weren't just going after andrew mccabe for political reasons, which of course is this whole case is flaut wi fraught with that criticism, that andrew mccabe really didn't co

. >> andrew mccabe is a colleague and friend to many of us who work here. s an extremely unusual prosecution. andy mccabe had the right to speak to reports. he also had a impeccable record as a honorable fbi agent of his generation. it's a very difficult understand, even easier. the alleged lie. >> tucker: the alleged lie. the alleged propaganda, you're getting from cnn. imagine if that chance at msnbc to too, apply that same level of skepticism to the news. how about to the russia hosts? they might not have wasted to go full years what would be a completely fraudulent story. hosting justice, she was also absolutely author of the new book "radicals, resistant, and revenge." it's up to "the new york times" list. give us the play, your andrew mccabe, would you face in? >> you realize that the grand jury that was investigating him was a call back, it's been called back because of the upper echelon of the fbi the deputy attorney general has made a decision they will be accountable for the charges that the inspector general has recommended. what we don't know, tu

maria: just to be clear you think the doj will indict andrew mccabe? good prosecutors and there is a difference of opinion, but i don't know how you can't indict him when he is engaged in the same conduct that other people have recently been -- maria: that have already been charged. >> charged for at the department of justice particularly when your own watch dog says those lies were done intentionally, and knowing ly, and done repeatedly. you can't really tell the public look, we're going to treat different, we're going to treat people differently with different standards for the same conduct and i think that's really what the department has to look at and why i think they're ultimately strongly consider bringing those charges against former deputy director mccabe. maria: it seems like your colleagues on the left do not want to touch any of this. you would think that anybody on either side of the aisle would not, you know, agree to something being wiretapped without proper reason, and due process is what this country is built on and yet they're not foc

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it was andrew mccabe to sent people to comey's house to pick up all the fbi materials and documents. that had to be an interesting psychological thing going on between the two of them where mccabe is saying give me everything you have got, and comey being arrogant. >> i think at that 0 point mccabe is not only in charge of the investigation. other interesting thing that goes on is mueller gets appointed and there is a lot of down side to mueller being appointed. between the two of us we probably spent hours cataloging it. but the interesting thing about it is that wests control of the investigation away from mccabe and the fbi. mccabe is running the investigation and probably wants to make it clear he's capable and fully ready to run the investigation. the other thing that's interesting about this, a couple days before comey was fired he testified in congress that nobody hadder in put political pressure on him to take a law enforcement step at the fbi. two days after he was removed mccabe testified that their investigation is fine, no one has tried to obstruct him. 2000 and we have ha

we learned today that the department of justice is rejecting fbi deputy director andrew mccabe's appealharged criminally. the rejection could pave the way to indict mccabe for allegedly misleading federal investigators about his role in the fbi, providing information to a journalist about the bureau's investigation into the clinton foundation in 2016. mccabe authorized the fbi to investigate president trump and has long been a party personally of president trump's derision. before we get to the legal process here the rejection, he was trying to avoid a criminal charge and whether the department of justice is trying to indict him. what he is being charged with what is the charge being used to indict law enforcement officers over the years? >> there is nothing unusual about charging someone with false statements. there is something highly unusual about charging someone criminally with false statements in the context of an internal disciplinary investigation. that sort of thing is almost always dealt with as an internal discipline matter and andy mccabe was fired for it. an i.g. report rep

and the d.o.j., all eyes will be on jim comey, andrew mccabe and the other high ranking officials that used christopher steele's dirty dossier as the basis for the bulk of information for a fisa warrant to spy on the trump campaign and presidency, and mccabe is the guy who said no dossier, no fisa warrant, remember what "the new york times" said about the dossier, it was likely russian disinformation from the beginning. they used it. they never verified it. they were warned about it. now the consequences if we have equal justice under the law. comey and others were warned over and over and over again. this dossier was unverifiable. eventually the f.b.i. did a spreadsheet and found out it was not true. all paid for, lies by hillary clinton, steele said i don't have any idea if the dossier's contents are true yet it was used to get a warrant to deny an american citizen's constitutional rights and spy on a presidential transition and presidency. the f.b.i. had a spreadsheet eventually after the fact detailing, yeah, it's all false yet somehow comey, mccabe, rosenstein, sally yates and oth

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andrew mccabe. a good evening, everybody, i martha maccallum here in new york. for whom he worked for 21 years, has reportedly overruled his appeal plea and they will move forward with charges against him for lack of candor when agents are questioning him and they say that he was leaking fbi material to the press. >> i had no time ever intentionally misled director comey, the inspector general, or

the facts have andrew mccabe that the rights. he lied to comey, he lied to the inspector general, and lied to the investigators who said authorize the release of information that the slowed the work regarding the clinton foundation. no real dispute on those facts. >> ed: it was alleged that mccabe try to throw others beneath them under the bus and blamed them for the league so that something -- >> beneath the man above him which is ripe to the question you asked andy about jim comey because mccabe said comey knew about all these things, comey disputes that. we have some of the swamp creatures chewing on each other for once. >> last night there was this big democratic debate. the byword never came up, impeachment. there was this attack by julian castro on joe biden when he went too far on age. mika brzezinski had an interesting take. i want to get your reaction on that. >> a lot of incredible moments, joel, including -- well, i think a real low blow. i'm going to have to say it was matt gaetz level. castro versus biden, went after

it was andrew mccabe to sent people to comey's house to pick up all the fbi materials and documents. that had to be an interesting psychological thing going on between the two of them where mccabe is saying give me everything you have got, and comey being arrogant. >> i think at that 0 point mccabe is not only in charge of the investigation. other interesting thing that goes on is mueller gets appointed and there is a lot of down side to mueller being appointed. between the two of us we probably spent hours cataloging it. but the interesting thing about it is that wests control of the investigation away from mccabe and the fbi. mccabe is running the investigation and probably wants to make it clear he's capable and fully ready to run the investigation. the other thing that's interesting about this, a couple days before comey was fired he testified in congress that nobody hadder in put political pressure on him to take a law enforcement step at the fbi. two days after he was removed mccabe testified that their investigation is fine, no one has tried to obstruct him. 2000 and we have ha

andrew mccabe was right at the heart of it. >> last month, mccabe filed a wrongful termination suit against the fbi and the justice department. the u.s. attorney's office has not commented on any pending actions, but ultimately it really is up to the grand jury. they make a recommendation and they have to consider the evidence to consider whether they end up an indictment in this case, harris. >> harris: catherine herridge, thank you very much. i want to bring in tom mcclintock of california, who serves on the judiciary committee. great to see you today, sir. let's start with whether or not mccabe should be indicted. >> well, if equal justice under law means anything, of course he should be indicted. we've known for the last year the inspector general believes he lied under oath. don't forget, this is one of the people who prosecuted michael flynn for simply lying to the fbi, and not under oath. so yes, he needs to be prosecuted. we also need to keep this in perspective. this is basically a side event. just the tip of a much larger iceberg. mccabe is one of the central figures in using the

andrew mccabe was fired right before his retirement in 2019. appened after your the inspector general found he authorized a media leak into an investigation into the clinton foundation. the fbi determined that mccabe did not tell the truth about what happened. jesse, obviously mccabe has been targeted by president trump for a lot of nastiness. what do you think this means for andrew mccabe right now? >> jesse: it's not good. let's remember, mccabe targeted donald trump ear that is how this whole thing started. >> juan: wait a minute, he targeted the clinton foundation. >> jesse: this lie was about that, yes. but lets her member he tried to take the president out. they hatched the insurance plot in his office, and when the president got wind of that insurance policy and fired his boss, james comey, then mccabe comes along and wants people wearing wires and getting trump out of office on democratically. and that is what this is about. this is the reason why trump was elected in the first place. people want to see justice in this country. just a sm

. ♪ >> laura: is that andrew mccabe? democrats continue to resort to the same failed tactics against this president. they spent $32 million chasing the fantasy of russian collusion and along the way to celebrated a string of buffoons, kind of cartoon characters in and of themselves, as they imagine these people would once and for all sleigh trump. first there were the two michae michaels. >> i believe ultimately he will be forced to resign that is information that is going to come to light. >> this dude right here, i think of him in the justice league with robert mueller to save our democracy. >> this behavior is churlish, it denigrates the office of the president, and it is simply un-american. >> people are going to start flipping i think that trump never thought would flip before. >> this is where it ends for this president. >> laura: [laughs] i love the way -- the dramatic. then there was mueller, the messiah. >> can repeat the question? can you repeat that please? leave it with the report. can you repeat the last par

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. >>> we have new information in the case of former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. ainsley is here with an update. julia, what do you have? >> reporter: so this continues, chris, to be an interesting saga in whether or not former deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe will be indicted. yesterday the justice department declined and rejected his appeal to avoid a prosecution. but it all comes down to the grand jury. we all expected the grand jury to decide yesterday to hand up an indictment that would lead to criminal charges against andrew mccabe. now that indictment never came. so while we're all wondering what's going on here at the justice department, it appears andrew mccabe's lawyers are wondering the same thing. they've sent a letter to prosecutors asking them what is going on, they want more information, and they are also saying that based on these rumors that the grand jury didn't even deliver an indictment and decided instead not to indict, that the justice department should drop this case. they're citing a longstanding rule that prosecutors should not bri

believe that the same standard that applies to general flynn, should apply to james comey, and andrew mccabeeter strzok all of them glenn simpson and about they need to be held accountable. >> i have a very strong feeling -- from -- from the attorneys i respect the folks who have, believe in this attorney general -- i believe in him and i think he has it both the intellect and courage and principle to get it done and i know that you are -- i'm a big fan of the bill barr he's doing a good job. the i. g. is doing a good job john durham doing work behind scenes and i can tell you they're reaching people that i thought only i had talked to and it is a good day for america and good day for justice. >> meanwhile you have left your resigned your post as such of the freedom -- effective october first in passing baton, and to congressman andy biggs, i wanted to ask you quickly what do you do with all of your free time now? >> i don't think there will be a lot of free time. i think what we have with to do is gear up for 2020 make sure not son-in-law andy biggs carrying message for freedom caucus but j

i have not been able to find out exactly what happened with andrew mccabe. something happened, it was very big, it was breaking as i walked out. i have not seen it yet. reporter: what exactly have you when the first layer -- first lady said about keeping? pres. trump: we haven't said anything except down to vaped. i don't like vaping. reporter: [inaudible] pres. trump: i don't think she's scared of anything. i think she's a smart woman. i think she knows exactly what she's doing. we have the strongest economy in the history of our country. we are ready to break the record again. our stock market, we broke the record on jobs, african-american, we broke the record again, you know that. if you look at hispanic american, asian american, the best employment and unemployment numbers in the history of our country. with women, 71% -- 71 years, think of this, 71 years, the best numbers in 71 years. now, i think we've done a great job. there are those that say the best job in the history of our country for the first 2.5 years. pretty much that's the story. reporter: [

not only andrew mccabe who was basically fired for lying to michael but his communications with comey and his communications with others involved in the investigation, some of which we don't even have publicly named yet. this is going to be very important and this is the reason the department of justice is seeking this information. snow wants to understand, what are the s highest levels of machinations at the f.b.i. into this investigation. just as you said, you know congressman devin nunes, when he was chair of the house of intelligence committee, had requested all of this information from the fbi.atbihed and not allowed to see any of the text messages that mccabe had between the various fbi agents including lisa page, the attorney that was working, that is no longer with the fbi, and peter strzok, who was also fired and directly involved in the russia investigation.gerbil wata lawsuit for these text messages, and so has jeff daig, a former f.b.i. supervisory special agent. agent. >> i expect the phone was what typed clean like strzok and page's phone after they realized their obviou

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