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is there anything illegal about what the author did, and what can the justice dep here? >> reporter: there doesn't seem to be classified information in there, so it's unclear what law could have bee if they are investigating. they said simply the department does not confirm nor deny investigations, and "the new york times" responded with a statement harshly statement saying, we are confident the department of justice understands that the first amendment protects all american citizens and that it would not participate in such a blatant abuse of government power by launching such an investigation, david. >> jon, thank you. >>> as i mentioned, former president obama who has stayed out of the spotlight since the election, took the very rare step today breaking precedent and taking aim at a sitting president, talking about the, quote, crazy stuff coming out of this white house. here's abc's senior national correspondent, terry moran tonight. >> reporter: it was an extraordinar psident inthe viming dond trump byru.usapitalizing on resentments that politicians have been fanning

. >> reporter: dep outy attorney general rod rosenstein floated the idea to secretly wear a wire to tape president trump last year. >> just take a look at what's now being exposed in our department of justice and the fbi. there's a lingering sterch and we're going to get rid of that too. >> brett kavanaugh, he was born for the u.s. supreme court, he was born for it. >> i thought that the president's tweet was completely inappropriate and wraurch. wrong. ♪ >>> good saturday morning to you. top of the hour. i'm victor blackwell. >> the big question was it a plan to remove the president from office or just a sarcastic comment taken the wrong way? deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is denying reports he discussed wearing a wire last year. >> in the days after james comey waw fired as fbi director, rosenstein reportedly talked about removing president trump from office by invoke thing 25th amendment. >> this is the latest one quote i never pursued or authorized record thing president and any suggestion i have advocated for removal of the president is false. >> and president trump asked wh

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he said to deps who can't believe what they're watching remember a majority of the senate now representslation and answers to a subset of voters that is considerably whiter, redder and more rural than the nation as a whole. that's the reality of our times. here to discuss phillip bump, national correspondent for the boast and adam soros senior editor at the atlantic. thank you so much. i'm going to be referring to my cards a lot because there are a lot of numbers here. let's looking what wasserman's follow-up to the first tweet. here's what he said. 24% -- 24 most populace states have 82% of the u.s. population and control 48% of the senate. 28 dems, 28 republicans. 26 least populace states have 18% of the u.s. population and control 52% of the senate. 31 republicans, 19 democrats, are two independents. that's the reality of our system and this gap likely to widen in november. phillip bump, you've studied this issue. a majority of the senate only represents 18% of the population. can that reflect america's cultures and values? >> i mean, that's the key question. i think it's important to

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the room today that mueller's team thinks you are -- you in fact were the go-between, even though you dep did you get the impression they were pressing you on that fact? >> you are very good there, kate. let me see. i really can't say if they thought that i was -- i doubt if they thought that i was. this is a very professional group. you take a look at senate and house and it is -- it's a lot of grandstanding and in the senate intel committees. i think these people know everything already. >> that is interesting -- >> all of the information. >> that is interesting and i want to ask you about that because other folks who have spoken to mueller come out and they describe it it is frightening how much information mueller and his team had going in. did you get that sense? >> i wasn't frightened. i had my dog with me and i want to thank the mueller team for allowing my dog to come in. and by the way, the dog was not seen by the grand jury. i didn't bring it in as a prop. i brought it in in a very discrete bag and she was under the table. but they are -- it is a very thorough and professional i

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number one the e-mails are being havefled the public nothing to do with national security, nothing to depe the sanctity of those ideals that i hold dear, releasinghat i am this documenting now to show, processt is we have a here for a person of the highest in the land for a appointment where we're, through this before me can read andgues digest the information. >> host: that is some of the back and forthhe that took place yesterday. again, if you want to see the two days of direct questions by senators, go to our website at c-span percent org, the archive you watch from start to finish. again, that information there on the website. that is one of the tongues you about today. again, the november elections being one of them. the president campaigning today and because of that, there is a. still opt ed that is making rounds in washington as far as people trying to figure penned that opt ed. those are things up for discussion today. at 9:00e coming in today. when they come in, we'll go vating to them. calls, e-mailsr and tweets as well. jane in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, independent line. you

it's part of our special fiction edition of dep depth and our guest will be jacqueline woodson and it's your chance to talk with this young adult author. she has won the national book award, the newberry prize. she'll be on for three hours to take your call. i you grew up reading her or your kid read her, join us tomorrow from -- on sunday from noon to 3:00 p.m. also, this is labor day weekend so it's a three-day weekend on booktv. we'll be live -- not live but we'll have programming all day long on monday,ing on booktv c-span2. the full schedule for all of this is available at booktv.org. well, back to live coverage of the national book festival. comingup next, it's doris kearns goodwin who took calls earlier today but she will be speaking about her book, "leadership in turn bent times." after her you'll hear from john meachum and pulitzer prize winning author, lawrence write, talking about his book "god bless texas." all live on the national book festival. now in just minute, doris kearns goodwin. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible

identify herself into this toxic environment, you could -- you could go there, but i think it really depthis particular circumstance. >> senator sheldon whitehouse, we'll let you go vote with the rest of the judiciary committee in about an hour. good to be with you. >> thank you. >>> letz me ask you about the letter to dr. feinstein and referring to the fbi on september 12th in the midst of this confirmation process. anything fishy to you as a prosecutor? >> you know, there really isn't. first off, i would always honor victim confidentiality, and if, in fact, a victim in this sort of situation didn't want the information disclosed, you would hold onto it and not use it in the process. that didn't happen here. the information got out and was used. senator feinstein was questioned about it. she questioned her staff. it wasn't a leak from her staff. now there's a story that hasn't been tested or fully explained about the leak coming through dr. ford's friends. i suspect it will turn on whether it was about her and the identity or whether the letter sits came out. >>> our next guest fought f