and d. o.j. are not cooperating with the committee's and congress investigating these things. and if they don't cooperate, congress has means to make them do that including contempt citations. >> well, we heard a pretty strong denial from the attorney general today of the question that has -- that democrats have tried to seize upon ever since he was appointed. it was during his questioning his nomination process to become attorney general when he was asked about meetings with russians and did he meet with anybody. that kind of tripped him out and ended up in his recusal of anything involving the russia investigation but today gave a strong denial with the fact he had anything to do with any russian meetings. >> i agree, jon. the attorney general can speak for himself. he is an able lawyer and knows what's going on. i read him as saying i did meet with these people, i didn't -- i inadvertently didn't disclose it but we did not discuss in any way the election is how i read his answer. we aren't much further than we were when it first came up. there has been so much more that has

and d. o.j.sury and he was a chairman back at the time and sent a letter questioning the sale of this company, sent that letter to the treasury secretary at the time. we're happy he is still here and will be the point person from our committee on the investigation. mr. king. >> thank you, chairman. back in october of 2010 at that time i was the ranking member on homeland security and myself and three other ranking members sent a letter to the treasury department raising real concerns why we would allow a russian-owned company to get access to 20% of america's uranium supply. any number of objections we raised up to the highest level. i got a letter in response from treasury secretary geithner saying this was getting full scrutiny. it was brought to the highest levels of the obama administration including the treasury secretary. so it's important that we find out why that deal went through and certainly in view of recent allegations and questions it's important this inquiry goes forward. there won

. >> reporter: d o.j.'s grant money will not back all police departments especially won in sanctuary cities like philadelphia. attorney general sessions has had a strong stance against cities that provide any protection to undocumented immigrants. >> we have an obligation to protect everyone here. it is not about worrying about anybody's immigration status. we have some issues here with violent crime but typically they don't, they don't deal with people who are not documented. >> reporter: philadelphia police commissioner richard ross met with sessions camp over weekend hoping to difficulties weigh withholding federal dollars from his force >> jury's still out as to what will happen in fail and cities like philadelphia. >> reporter: commissioner ross continued his comments there by saying that his department doesn't mean to be put in the political fray over sanctuary cities like all departments philly's could use more money for more officers so hopefully reduce crime. reporting live from the sat center, aly

or d. o.j. or both had an open investigation at the time this deal was approved. it had to have approval from several cabinet-level people including secretary clinton. >> we want to know what those arrangements were, what he knows that the public at large doesn't know. and why he had this non-disclosure agreement in the first place. is the f.b.i. trying to not let public know? >> the department of justice is not above scrutiny and not above review. i have great respect for them but they aren't above scrutiny. in 2016 in my opinion left a lot of unanswered questions for the department. >> sandra: congressman tray gowdy involved in almost all of these investigations is standing by. we start with peter doocy live on capitol hill this morning. take us through all of this, peter. >> sandra, the congressional investigation into whether or not bribery or wrongdoing was ignored while the obama administration was selling uranium to russia was announced yesterday but republicans are circulating a letter trying to show they've been concerned about this for the last seven yea

o.j. simpson's toirn heattorney and d about how simpson plans to deal with some of the issues in life once he's out from behind bars. take a listen. >> mr. simpson is not going doing hold up in a rule. ooerm that is one extreme. however he won't be out every day going out to parties, going all these things. he's a 70-year-old man and i think he will do what 70-year-old men do which is live a retiree's life, golf and lay very, very low because he's learned some big lessons over the last decade for his misstep in las vegas. >> reporter: now that simpson is out of prison, laverne says he wants to enjoy some of the simple pleasures. so some of the first things he's sxepg expected to do, have a nice male, stamal meal, stake or seafood. he might buy an iphone. but above all, he wants to spend time with family and friends. he wants for move to florida. his attorney says he guarantees that that is what will happen. at last check the department of corrections in florida had not yet received the necessary paperwork that must be processed for simpson to move there, but that is expected to happen fair