. >> but at the end of it all it'll be guys like rod rosenstein, chris ray from the fbi, certainly the national security attorneys at the white

chris ray who was appointed by mr truong himself. is prepared reportedly prepared to resign tomorrow if that memo has information in it that is damaging to the f.b.i. . i've not heard those reports and familiar with director raises status with that he's going to resign or not but what's important in congress is providing its role spelled out of the law in terms of oversight for the government agencies carter says providing its oversight yes there are those that absolute don't want this memo released because it's going to show again that there was no collusion between president proclaim being in the russian government. releasing these documents this kind of transparency is good for everybody any time that we're trying to conceal documents conceal information it's only going to lead to more public distrust of the government our agencies which at this time we simply can't have what you and i can we can't be sure of what is in the document because we haven't seen the document sure you're agree with me on that and we also have a lot of me

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fbi director, chris ray told congress much the same. >> we are taking a lot of specific efforts to blunt -- >> directed by the president? >> not specifically directed by the president. >> more than a year ago the obama administration officially blamed russia for interfering in the 2016 election, exposing what the russians had been up to, was part of a u.s. response, the obama administration launched beginning with public sanctions. president trump sent mixed messages especially about vladamir putin's involvement. >> a believe he feels he and russia did not meddle in the election. as to whether i believe it or not. i am with our agencies. >> u.s. intelligence officials say the cyberattacks continue, and they expect russian hackers to target computer networks ahead of november's midterm electi elections. michael daniel, cybersecurity kword nay tr for president obama, says the russians have one goal. >> to raise doubt. >> raise doubt. the russians are going to try to use the tool to, to further their, foreign policy goals. and blunt ours. and undermine, undermine the u.s. >> the state elect

chris ray said he did submit paperwork. >> again, that would come through the white house personnel security office which had not completed their investigation and not passed that information to the white house. >> did you acknowledge you did receive paperwork? >> again, the white house i think you need to pea clear there's multiple groups here. the white house security office which is staff bide security officials may have received information, but they had not completed their process and made a recommendation to the white house for adjudication. >> did any personnel at the white house security office have any information in the west wing >> i'm not aware of any communication. i can't definitively, but i'm not aware of any communication. >> rob porter was able to tine working at the white house with an interim security clearance, and it's not just him. a u.s. official told nbc news at least 30 to 40 officials are still operating without a hard pass, permanent security clearance. that includes jared kushner who has access to among other things the daily brief, a collection of the most sensit

and what's going to have to happen now the chris ray, the director of the fbi is going to have to make a decision. does he come out looking political and start rebutting point for point the republican memo? it jams him up. the damage has been done. >> jill, the gop memo is the only one we know about so far. let's assume the democratic memo is everything it's said to be. does -- either document have any real effect on the mueller case? >> i don't think so. first of all, the people who believe in the president are not going to change their viewpoint. and the people in the rest of the world are not going to believe what the president has to say. i also want to go back to something michael crowley said where i have a slightly different perspective on it. the saturday night massacre started because cox gave a press conference, did something very rare for a prosecuter, and he went public saying the president has made me a compromise offer, and i cannot accept it, and here's why. i have a right to the tapes. it's important evidence. and i cannot accept his compromise. and here's why i need it

even with chris ray who dissembled and avoided questioning and stone walled congress on the senate side. you saw he was dancing around and trying not to answer questions saying he didn't think he could be a fisa warrant to discuss it with them even though they were the chief oversight committee. >> he's respecting the protocols of that particular procedure. >> this has been stone walling. >> why would christopher ray have any inside to stone wall when he was put there as a cleansing agent? >> i don't know. i find these people unusual to begin with. >> trump picked them. said he's of high honor and integrity. >> the president had regretted some of his other picks as well. >> all of them? >> not all of them. >> rod rosenstein comes and say don't do it this way. if you don't want to engineer the politics, what are the reasons? >> i understand that. at this point in time i think there's so many things going on that are questionable and this investigation, in all these investigations. we need both memos. >> and then what? >> we decide. >> decide what? >> some are saying charges could be brou

and chris ray was asked directly if the president had instructed him confront russia. >> has the president instructed you to take direct action on the russian activities that are ongoing? >> we're taking a lot of specific efforts to blunt russian efforts. >> have they have been directed by the president? >> not specifically directed by the president. >> with us to talk about all of it tonight frank montoya. he played a role in establishing the national cyber investigative joint task force. and fillip rucker is back with us a white house chief for "the washington post" and an msnbc political analyst. frank, how did it make you feel to hear that? putting their heads down, continuing to do their jobs and considering for the first time in your adult life, your life's work is under attack by the president? >> well, i definitely felt mike's pain. you know, this job is hard enough when there is a plan, when there is a policy. when there isn't one, it's near impossibility. the challenges are many. i think what you saw here in his testimony is a frustration he feels in terms of what he can do, what

but we do know that chris ray, the director of the fbi chosen after comey was fired does not support release of the document. he has seen it. and went to capitol hill to take a look at it. the fbi though has some issues with this. and the fact that the fbi has objections seems to fuel the arguments on both sides. if you're a democrat, you say the fbi is concerned about the sources and methods that may be revealed. and on the other hand, critics of the fbi say this is proof that the fbi sees embarrassing information there that they don't want the public to see. there may be something for the everyone once we see it if we see it. >> a lot of people want transparency in the government and what's happening so we all know the truth of what's going on. but the fbi warning this could set a dangerous precedent. what are the real dangers of releasing some of this? >> reporter: government transparency is always a complicated business. the default position is to allow the public to see everything. when you're dealing with law enforcement, there are times when some information can be damaging if

. >> but at the end of it all it'll be guys like rod rosenstein, chris ray from the fbi, certainly the national security attorneys at the white house giving the president's recommendation on it. >> joining us now the chief council of the senate judiciary committee, and also a law professor at the university of michigan and nbc news and msnbc news contributor. ron, very surprising to hear that apparently it's all up to rod rosenstein and christopher ray on whether they release the democratic memo. >> yeah, you know, i mean it's just kind of hard to understand why different rules are being applied this time. but i will say this, i mean, look, they should give it a hard look. and they should be careful to make sure that it's released properly. a big difference here is this memo probably has actual facts in it and true information in it. so probably it does indeed need a harder look than the completely fake made up memo than the president's put together as the legal defense team. in the end i hope they do the right thing and get this memo out there. the president was really big on transpar

the fbi director chris ray said he called up the families of the victims to apologise and he said thathroughout the last day or so, we have heard from officials saying it is important for anybody who sees something to say something. well, in this case, someone did say something, but 17 people have died. we are expecting as well donald trump to visit florida fairly soon as well. yes, he said on twitter that he would be visiting the bravest people on earth, those who have had their lives shattered. we are waiting for the white house to release more information on when exactly he will be here meeting with victims from law enforcement. when i spoke to stu d e nts law enforcement. when i spoke to students and families here, on the one hand, they were reacting to the latest information from the fbi, expressing anger. but also, you have so many students and families saying they have decided to speak out because they want president trump to do something, and specifically they wa nt do something, and specifically they want president trump to do something on gun control, an issue that has long e

there is going to be an open hearing tomorrow with mike and chris ray and dan coats.ring before senate intelligence going to happen tomorrow in open session. can i ask a question from the peanut gallery, please? why did you guys all meet with the russian spy chiefs and why did we have to learn about it from russia? in the meantime, in the interest of reestablishing our sense of what is normal, i asked someone to be here tonight to shed light on how unpredprenl unprecedente. mike, nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. hope your question gets asked tomorrow. >> because i said it on tv, i'm sure it won't. i have read based on unnamed former officials it's weird for all three russian intelligence chiefs to be in washington at once, let alone for it to happen under this cloud of secrecy. does it seem strange? >> yes, now intelligence chiefs meet and travel from moscow to washington all the time. when i was in moscow, i had visitors like general flynn and bob mueller come in their previous jobs to meet with their counter parts. that's normal. what is abnormal for all th

florida governor rick scott is saying that fbi director chris ray should resign because of this mistake. do you think that politicians are now using the fbi as an excuse to not take legislative action? >> victor, i think it's fair to criticize senior leadership when it's appropriate. i think people are savvy enough to recognize there is a difference between criticizing the actions or inactions of -- or the decisions of particular people, particular senior leaders. in this instance, i believe it was a reflexive knee jerk politicized response. and again, i understand the visceral emotion that the governor is going through right now. i certainly do. i see it and i sense it down here. it is palpable. but to call for director ray's firing over this before all the facts are in, i think we need to take a step back, take a deep breath and let's wait until this deep dive and this transparent report comes out afterwards that basically says, you know, where the mistakes happened, can we fix them and a particular person or people to blame for them. >> right. james gagliano live for us in pa parklan

whether it's chris ray or others directly involved from the fbi? i just don't understand the need to immediately release this memo now. >> i can only speak for myself, and personally i believe that this memo lays a predicate for the public understanding the larger nature of the entire investigation and the bias involved here, that some of the public has seen through some of the parts of the struck page texts that have been released. but i think this is important. no, our committee has not yet reached a point. we started our investigation much later, and we're expecting the next step will be a report from the inspector general of the department of justice, which i think will also be very important. but i think this is an important aspect of this that will, i think, help the focus on how this investigation should be conducted. because while director ray should do the right thing within the fbi, i think this goes beyond what he can do and requires outside supervision. the public has a right to know about it. >> so you're saying it's about educating th

i'm andrea mitchell where the fbi director chris ray took members of the senate intelligence committee through a clear timeline detailing the repeated rejection of rob porter's full security clearance for more than a year. >> was the white house informed that this could effect his security clearance, that's a yes or no? >> i can't get into the content of what was briefed -- what i can tell you is that the fbi submitted a partial report on the investigation in question in march. and then a completed background investigation in late july that soon thereafter we received requests for follow-up inquiry. and we did the follow-up and provided that information in november. and then we administratively closed the file in january. and then earlier this month we received some additional information and we passed that on as well. >> in other words, the fbi did its job. joining me now, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker and nbc intelligence reporter ken delanian. kristen, this contradicts what the white house was saying, it was an ongoing investigation that had not been completed. >> rep

the fbi director chris ray was asked specifically if president trump has ever asked him to disrupt russian meddling. >> we're taking a lot of specific efforts to -- >> directed by the president? >> not as specifically directed by the president. >> so why hasn't president trump actively done anything about what his entire intelligence team unanimously agrees was russia interference in our election? >> because the president continues to be skeptical that russia did interfere in the election. because of that, you see the fbi and other entities in the u.s. government working to try to counter any kind of future russia interference. it's just not a white house priority, that is to be sure. that was reconfirmed by that testimony. >> here was mark warner a little while ago. what he said during the testimony. take a listen. >> do you agree with director pompe pompeii that we haven't seen a significant decrease in the active? directo director, you've already alluded to this, that they will continue in 2018 and '20? >> i agree with director pompep, this is not going to change or stop. >> yes, it is

chris ray made a really rare statement coming from an fbi director about his concerns about the release of the memo. he didn't listen to them now but now you decide you're going to listen to them. it will be interesting to see that process. >> ryan rylee ""huffington post. >> you are no longer obligated to give legal add surprise how should democrats think about james comey these days? >> should president trump -- you know, that's a determination that he and his lawyers will have to make. it will be interesting to see how it plays out, you know? any -- i think the possibility exists that even in -- with the receipt of a subpoena that the president might not speak to robert mueller. it's entirely possible that he could use his 5th amendment privilege which would be fatal for any other politician. as this president said, he could shoot somebody on 5th avenue knew and not suffer political consequences. number five, 5th avenue and the 5th amendment. i think that's at least a possibility, i don't know. and. >> how do you think democrat -- seemed to have shifted, the political thinking. >> i

will chris ray come out today if it's released and line by line start rebutting in which case we havese and fbi or will he quietly accept what it is and behind the scenes start working to poke holes in it. thirdly, are we going to see the democrats release their version that they've not be allowed to release that interprets the memo quite differently. things to watch today. >>> still ahead, president trump was reportedly ready to release the classified memo before he had read it. several senate republicans not quite as eager. what they're saying about it next on morning joe. ♪ one is the only number ♪ that you'll ever need ♪ staying ahead isn't about waiting for a chance. it's about the one bold choice you make, that moves you forward. ( ♪ ) the one and only cadillac escalade. come in now for this exceptional offer on the cadillac escalade. get this low-mileage lease on this 2018 cadillac escalade from around $879 per month. visit your local cadillac dealer. from around $879 per month. at bp, everyone on an offshore rig depends on one another. that's why entire teams train together in

and the president did meet this afternoon with chris ray as well as officials from the white house counsel's office. but i think when this announcement came down it may have shocked a lot of people but it was not that surprising. keep in mind, this was a memo that was going to seek to refute much of what was stated in the nunes memo. remember the president was hold up the nunes, and all but waving it in the air a week ago saying it would vindicate all his comments and the russia investigation. and we should point out this is from don megan that basically lays out what the president's rationale is on this. and we can put it up on-screen if we have that quote. essentially it lays out what they're saying this all boils down to. because the memorandum contains numerous properly classified and especially sensitive passages he is unable to do so at this time. we should also point out there's another letter attached to this, erin, that's also from don megan. it's to rod rosenstein. the deputy attorney general has been on the hot seat in all this, instructing the justice department to go along with

now it appears the fbi is saying that has happened in the fbi director, chris ray put out a statement essentially apologizing for this and saying they are going to look into it. january 5, 2018, 6 or 7 weeks ago. in the meantime, president trump is set to leave in a few hours. he will head down to the south florida area to his winter estate. the white house has not yet set exactly when the president will visit parkland though he said he will do that. he tweeted about it moments ago saying i will be leaving for florida today to meet with some of the bravest people on earth, peoples whose lives have been totally shattered. i'm also working with congress on many fronts pretty congressional representative, at democrat and this was his response and yes, i am ready to welcome you too parkland and work with you to stop this that the answer is not more guns. here the white house, officials are saying they want to focus on school safety and mental health issues, not necessarily the issue of guns. maria sat down with the attorney general a while ago for an interview that will in full on sunday

chris ray sent a video message to the agency's rank and file telling them quote i stand by our sharednd by the book. >>> just a couple of hours ago the president out put out this tweet. again these are his words. this memo totally vindicates trump in probe but the russian witch-hunt goes on and on. there was no collusion and there was no obstruction. this is an american disgrace. bay area congressman eric swalwell is on the house intelligence committee. he says the purpose of the memo is obvious, to protect the president and he is pointing the finger at house speaker, paul ryan. >> what this memo does is it seeks to torch every floor of the fbi building to protect the president. that's what it will do. and is quite unfortunate that the speaker would take that tack. we expected better of him. >> one of the strongest actions from the republican side came from arizona congressman paul gosar, he said the actions of james comey, andrew mccabe, sally yates, and rod rosenstein constitutes treason n. a statement, he said, i will be leading a letter to the attorney general seeking criminal pro

. >>> rogers stressed that he is an operation gnat kmapder and not a policymaker and like chris raiesny earlier this month he said he had not been given a specific directive from the trump white house. >> you said president trump has never ordered to meddle in the elections, is that correct? >> i have never been any specific correction to take outside my authority. i have taken those in my authority trying to be a good proactive demander. >> and no one has asked you to take any additional steps? >> i haven't been granted any capability. that's certainly true. >> i will try to channel a woman who came up to me at the grocery store not too long ago. she asked me, are we strong enough and smart enough that becan keep them from doing this again? >> yes. >> okay. so the next question she asked me. i said the same thing. the next question she asked me, are we doing that right now? >> we are taking steps but we are probably not doing enough. >> okay. she wants to know and i want to know, why the hell not? >> you're asking me a question that's so much bigger than me. >> he's the one with the

. >> and even after they were undercut by chris ray, actually, you know, laying it out and the fact thathouse was stupid enough to, should we say, just dumb enough to not look at the schedule and realize that chris wray was going to be testifying and all you had to say was it was really the fbi and they didn't finish this thing. no, he laid it out in excruciating detail and then sarah sanders comes out and briefs. who was lying? the white house or chris wray? she says, you know, both are telling the truth. no, there is this security office inside personnel and there was the white house and it was just painful. it's dismissive. take a look at margaret sullivan today in "washington post" reviewing that briefing performance and saying that this was the new low. below sean spicer and below anything. >> so, senator, i'm not going to ask you whether or not you think this is problematic, but i am curious what you think the implications of this, for example, just put it this porter situation. what it emplifies about how this white house functions and where its moral base is and if you think ther

on tuesday sent a letter to fbi director chris ray writie ining quote, in light of recent reports.nt trump. i can concerned about continued access to private information, such as that contained in fisa databases. is there a process in place to routinely ensure searches of databases to ensure nair not done for political reasons. the bias at the fbi is why we advocate for greater oversight of fbi. if openly bias agents still have classified to databases. one might argue internal controls are inaccurate. >> do you have concerns based on the text alone between peter struck and lisa page about the integrity of bob mueller's investigation, about the integrity of the fbi from the very beginning of republic, we worried police power, which includes the fbi needed to have a check and balance with judicial party. if policeman are in pursuit of criminal, you don't want a person who doesn't like certain people. you're supposed to call a judge to be dispassionate at a distance and hopefully not someone selected for having by got try. during the hoover era, we had the right wing spies on civil ri

>> i'd say, look, chris ray and you have a the new deputy direct david baudich are going to do no suchy breakdown in the senior leadership of the f.b.i. under jim comey and andy mccabe as deputy director. i would hate for the public to think that the f.b.i. as an institution is flawed or biased. what this is is a very small inner circle of senior leadership under jim comey at a very critical time period, and i just don't want this to reflect on the 35,000 very -- you know, the excellent men and women of the f.b.i. who are doing a great job every day. ed: so chris, let's get specific specific. and we've heard the partisan attacks on all sides, people who don't like the president, people who like the president and people who like james comey and don't like james comey. so i think as todd said, it's very important to get your perspective as somebody who was inside the f.b.i. so james comey holds himself out there even today on twitter and instagram as this paragon of virtue, above the fray. you were there for 24 years. how do you think he's paved over the last couple of years, you know, h

we heard people like chris long talking about that's what got them through the ray blov blovs. >> they knew they would get into front of the door and outside on in order to make them go out sglont chris long dedicating salary and the whole yearlong. doing well on and off the field. they're the people's champion. >> you saw a lot of people that toob -- jeffery lure we out philadelphia an he support the players that want to step up and speak out on causes. and they made sure two weekends ga to when they had undergoing the nfl promoted him to the philadelphia school district. there's our friend jake ellio elliot. i interviewed him earlier this year after he kicked that first three cheers recipient. >> i kicked a 61 yard gal. >> today a moment something post and clin you would she we we he were talking to myself i got the bad kick and i don't know because the guy in front of him wept down to injury write and this is where the sim say long. >> was county. i don't know whose kid that is but they're pretty cute. >> fantastic. this is right after the grime obviously and you are watching beauti

ray. i had lunch with them, with wayne, chris and david sunday and said it is time.stop this nonsense. suggestions to many of you, and i think you are going to put those suggestions in place. good.n ideas sound i would have to send a tractor through the walls. thatve to create a culture cherishes life and human dignity. we are going to sit around and come up with some ideas. hopefully we can put those ideas in a bipartisan bill. it would be beautiful to have one bill that everybody could .upport as opposed to 15 bills if we could have one terrific hill that everybody, started by the people around this table. these are the people that seem to be most interested, very interested in this problem. so, with that i think i would like to start, john come you can start. then we will go back and fourth. .hey can hear some thought it is something that can be done. there is no reason for this. , really believe those people it is idealistic and wonderful, but if you think that somebody is going to be able to walk into a school and they feel they are not going to have the looks c

concerned about national security but the fbi director chris wray expressed similar concerns over the republican memo, yet the president ignored ray's grave concerns. so what is going on here? >> well, fred, this is really just seems like it's a bit of politics at play here. the memos all relate to the foreign surveillance court's decision to -- the permission to one of the campaign's foreign advisers. the republicans wanted to release their memo, 3 1/2 page memo, to suggest that there was political bias in obtaining permission to have surveillance from carter page. the democrats on the committee wanted to release their rebuttal. the republican memo was also objected to release by the fbi which said there were omissions that made it misleading. now, the democrats have a unanimous vote by the house committee to release their memo. there are indications that they do get into some additional details, which the fbi has concerns about. that might reveal sources and methods. it's interesting, though, that this time the president is saying that it goes too far. and he's sending it back to the house to see if they can work with law enforcem

there's another bipartisan bill out there from senator chris coons and senator john mccain. that can't get 60 votes. the one rayhope the democrats are clinging to right now is that bipartisan proposal that senator flake was talking about. obviously they've been working on that for weeks, trying to get it to the forefront, trying to get republicans and democrats to agree on what's a very, very complex issue. we are told the text of that proposal will be released today. that is probably the best shot for 60 votes, but john, you laid out the key issue here. this isn't just what can get 60 votes in the united states senate. this is what can move forward in the house. this is what the president is willing to sign. i think the interesting element here is when you talk to democratic aides involved in this, they make the point that, look, if we get something across the finish line, the president wants to deal with this issue, he'll figure out a way to get behind it. that president and his team over the course of today have been working behind the scenes to basically beat back any democratic amendment. they've been send

chris wray should resign. that's not happening but a full accounting for what happened is. former whitewater independent counsel robert rayes a lot of the raking over it is getting here. what do you think? >> it always deserves scrutiny and i'm a firm believer in the view that with regard to the big things, the country gets things right but part of gotting things right is a very thorough evaluation when we get things wrong to figure out what went wrong, why, and how we can do better to prevent it from happening again. there is going to be an accounting here to figure that out. resignations are not the solution. first of all chris wray hasn't been in the job long enough to have had a opportunity to make the kind of changes necessary so we don't have this problem. it's a communications problem. understand the task the fbi is faced with, whether terrorism, domestic issues, whatever it may be, you get thousands of calls literally. the job to separate ones you need to pay attention to the one -- neil: having said that, robert, i'm interested in saying a lot of what happened is distraction on the russian probe and left other of

chris o'connell at the airport last night, he talked to eagles fans arriving to town and they were just on included nine. >> this season has been magical, our flight was filled with eagles fans, we had ray diddinger on the flight we sang the fight song so that is word would i describe, i hope it carries through sunday night. >> can't believe i'm here. just pinch me to believe that we're actually here. >> that plane soared like an eagle, it was beautiful. >> it is just so people are so excited they don't care about that price tag, karen and thomas. we talk to fans shared the cost upward of $10,000 for two people including airfare, hotel and tickets, super bowl events, food, memorabilia, our assignment desk editor jackie was talking about the fact that is just about what she spent to send a family of six to disney world for a whole week. >> we had that discussion in my house, exactly conversation that is happening, you want to spend what? are you crazy, we're crazy with our eagles inn facts rate wait by this thanks very much. >>> taking a look at our top stories there is a man charged with ambushing and shooting a philadelphia police officer. they found him guilty of all charges. prosecut

chris mazdzer. emily, we saw you had that epic wipeout. how are you feeling today? >> i'm okay. i'm pretty stiff. for as brutal as it looked, i walked away. and i feel okay. mri and x-rays like that? >> the first time i watch it, i watched it in slow motion. i thought, that was bad. but everyone is saying it's so brutal. and i watched it in regular speed, it was pretty bad. it was pretty terrible. >> you lived it. >> yeah, it happens so quickly. and part of it was slow-motion in my mind. the rest of it, it just happens quickly. >> and your family must have freaked. >> they did. i am sorry to my mom and dad. >> and luge mom and dad. >> there's a picture of our moms together. and that really got me. so, i put her through the wringer. >> erin, this is your fourth and is it your final olympics? >> it's my final. >> are you sliding into retirement? >> you know. >> being flag bearer, that's one of my favorite memories of the opening ceremonies is your big smile. >> it's something i never thought i would get the opportunity to do. to highlight this olympics for me is special. >> it must have felt great to have your teammates want you to be that person. >> yeah. such an honor a

fbi director chris wray standing shoulder to shoulder with the men and women of the fbi as we work together to protect our country from criminal and national security threats. as director rayoted, fbi special agent's i remain steadfast in their dedication to professionalism, and we remain focused on our important work to protect the country from criminals and terrorists, both to mess to investigate international. special agents take a column of to our country and to the constitution, and the american public continues to be well served by the world's preeminent law enforcement agency." nikki haley was also at the gop retreat, and a couple of colors were talking about russia. here is what she had to say about russia yesterday. [video clip] >> there is one thing we need to be clear about -- russia is not our friend. [applause] there may be some things we can work with them on, and we should do that when we can, but russia is not, will not be our friend as long as their government has the values that it has, and as long as it conducts itself the way it does internationally. russia is the defender of a brutal regime in syria, aiding and abetting atrocities against syrian civili