congressman devin nunes.in, for being here. >> president trump likes congressman devin nunes. they have been allies in the whole russian meddling investigation. nun assees is in a tough reelec battle. we'll be watching to see how the voting goes. trump 2016 campaign donors who are now giving money to devin nunes in 2018, a cnn analyst identified at least 39 donors formerly giving to trump now giving to devin nunes. in the congressional race, you can give 2700 in the race and 2700 in the election. it's a little more than $30,000 just this year. in context, devin nunes has raised a little over $5,000. but trump loyalty means financial help for devin nunes, and this is coming not just from his home state of california but from all over the country here. devin nunes having a trump profile because of the russia investigation. former democratic congresswoman and a democratic candidate this year, they believe the russia investigation, maybe it brings in the money, they think it will hurt at the ballot box. >> he spe

devin! you win ten points.e, pittsburgh, pittsburgh. >> no, no, that's minus one. >> poseidon was the god of what? >> the sea. >> the sea. >> that is right, karl! we have a tied game! >> you didn't hear that one. that was cheating. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> clearly kentucky/stanford. >> time for the tie-breaker question. whoever gets closest will win. the question is, how many continents -- and you can write this down -- are there? how many continents? you don't have to ring in. this is a tiebreaker -- >> oh, we don't have to ring. >> you both get to answer. no losing yet. >> this is what i did. >> how many continents are there? we'll start with devin and karl. they say seven, which is absolutely correct. robin and brook, you say seven, which is also correct! everybody wins! >> it's nicer on 7s, though -- >> we're totally out of questions -- >> hand writing counts for something, right? look at this. >> i'm sorry, penmanship does not count for anything in this particular game. you are all winners tonight. you're c

we have the latest letter from devin. i have it in may hands. they gave them another deadline of tomorrow night. one question is did the fbi use informants. if so how many were used and how much money was spent on their activities. thwhat he's investigating is if there was activity in terms of spying on the trump campaign before the launch of the investigation? >> we have been told there wasn't. representations have been made to members of congress and the american people that this started on july 31s 31, 2016. we made inquiry from reporting that's been out there. we heard there was sources investigating before the investigation started. we want documents that would establish that. that's not what we have gotten in the response late friday night. devin and other members are exactly right, we deserve, as the elected representatives to get an answer of that question. we don't want any drama. we want documents and clear answers. >> so, i want to see how high up the ladder this goes in the obama administration. you questioned peter strzok next week.

we got more from devin.e ceo of accuweather has been nominated to run the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, which includes the national weather service. anyway, the more you find out about him and his backgroundit raises questions about why him? is he the right guy? jason: the guy who runs private company being put in charge of the agency that oversees the activities of those companies. am i reading that right? devin: it is even richer than that. the national weather service issues forecasts and forecasting data four times a day. and commercial companies like accuweather gets this data for free from the national weather service. that is their business, repackaging that data from the national weather service. carol: no accuweather if they didn't get that data from the national weather service? devin: and no weather channel and so on and so on. jason: what is the universe here? how does it get disseminated? devin: commercial forecasters and all sort of people, emergency managers, they take that

devin: that is the whole thing.ad some national weather service guy say we are accuweather, and that stuck in the crawl of a lot of forecasters. carol: even though the information of accuweather is based on the national weather service. devin: they are able to targeted for private clients, but the national weather service has to prepare these broad forecast for everybody. accuweather's position is, we want you to get out of the public dissemination of weather data. that is something the private sector should be doing and that is unfair competition. carol: next, how a female libido pill got a second chance at the market. jason: and how banks are catering to the richest people on the planet. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corpora

i think devin nunes is correct. it's not only obstruction of congress and should move as such but rod rosenstein should be impeached over this. >> sean: real quick, we only have a few sec the ig report tomorrow. the facts are not in dispute. will dig do his job? >> i believe the ig will do his job. michael horowitz will do his job tomorrow. >> sean: i have my doubts. gregg, last word. >> i think you will do his job and he won't go as far as he should. that's my prediction. >> sean: all right, thank you both for being with us. a lot of breaking news. ed henry here with no details. two big stories rattling washington tight. congressman jim jdan, ron desantis, matt gaetz will jo us. sarah always chooses to take the stairs. but climbing 58,070 steps a year can be hard on her feet, kns, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they're clinically proven to relieve pain and give you the comfort to move more. dr. scholl's, born to move. do not mistake serenity for weakness. do not misjudge quiet tranquil

i loved devin and damon.ea that i would want to murder my children -- it was just so ridiculous. >> reporter: 20 years after her conviction, her attorneys want the evidence that put her on death row to be reexamined, including a fingerprint on a living room table imprinted in blood that has never been entered into the federal database. >> could be the print of the person who actually did this. >> any chance in your minds her conviction might be overturned? >> absolutely. first and foremost, the state used blood splatter analysis to convict her. and what we've learned in the 20 years since her trial is that blood spatter analysis is highly subjective. >> reporter: for now, rutier has no execution date scheduled. >> to give you some idea, there's been 162 exonerations of people who death row. 20 of those have been by dna evidence. so she certainly has a shot. but i think more likely the fingerprint running through the database -- that would be more impactful, that would probably get her out quicker. >> reporter

you heard the conversation with devin nunes. you know kash patel.atherine herridge named him herself. >> absolutely.rr kash patel has been workingng with the house intelligence committee on this for some time. these threats, these direct threats by rod rosenstein to kash patel and other members of the committee are unacceptable. he is trying to weaponize his office to keep these peo quiet, to keep the americancc people from hearing the truth, sean. >> sean: are your sources confming what i have heard from people? >> yes, he absolutely does have this temper. i've talked to a number of people who have dealt with rod rosenstein. they say his temper is out of control. he's actually obstructing, the word you u obstructing the american people from understanding the truthy about what's happening. >> sean: this is a form of obstruction, by intimidating, threatening. >> these are people who work -- remember -- >> sean: threat by the department of justice, the second in charge. if you keep doing your reporting, we are going to subpoena your emails. >> this is

how might that reflect on devin nunes?before november, it could impact the race? >> it could. because devin has been a staunch supporter of the president, highly critical of robert mueller. >> if you were a betting man, nunes would win? >> yes. today. standing here today. but we're a long way, right? you know this, we're a long way from here to november. >> reporter: we reached out to the nunes campaign for comment, for an interview. we did not hear back. now, tuesday's primary is going to be crucial because there have not been any reliable polls yet here in the 22nd district. so tuesday's primary is going to be the first concrete indication as to whether devin nunes really is in trouble. nick watt, cnn, fresno, california. >>> california, one of eight states holding their primary on tuesday. offering yet another glimpse of how november could shake out. and in california, the epicenter of the donald trump resistance, the president's stance on sanctuary cities and continued attacks on governor jerry brown, there's a swell o

devin: that is the whole thing. national weather service guy and we are accuweather, that stuck in the crawl of a lot of forecasters. carol: even though the information of accuweather is based on the national weather service. targetedey are able to for private clients, but the national weather service has to prepare these broad forecast for everybody. accuweather's position is, we want you to get out of the public dissemination of weather data. that is something the private sector should be doing and that is unfair competition. carol: next come how a female libido peel got a second chance at the market. this is "bloomberg businessweek ." ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am jason kelly. carol: i am carol massar. jason: banks are setting sites even more on the ultrarich. carol: and we will talk about one of our features having to do with the little pink pill. jason: it went away and now it is back. the libido pill. this is the little pink pill. carol: we've got more from cynthia. >> it is the first

here's a man devin said was guilty of a trifecta of transgressions, grazing behind the wheel, surfinglad and your phone down. most people will only go with one. what's the logic? >> there's no logic. >> i call him an agitator, because he doesn't need to do this. >> a little self-righteous, you think? >> i think so, absolutely! >> put the [ bleep ] phone down. >> reporter: but as far as devin's was concerned, the cops could be road hazards too. here, he dared to pull over an officer who, he claimed, was driving while on his phone. >> that's road rage. >> no. i was honking because you are on your phone and i needed you to get off so we could travel smoothly. >> you stopped me from doing my job. >> i didn't want to talk to you. i just wanted you off your phone. >> reporter: where did this come from, this motivation to confront perceived roadside dangers? from years of experience on even deadlier highways. >> i joined the army in 2006 when i was 17, as a combat engineer. i deployed to iraq and to afghanistan doing ied route clearance. >> that's a pretty dangerous job. >> yes, it's pretty

devin nunes was pushing hard. it's either the o.i.g.ee that had the guts to stand up. tammy: it will be drip by drip. you have lisa page resigning. you have people panicking, the actual charges against mccabe. it will be like kilauea. starting slow with some vents coming up now and then, then it begins to move and it won't be able to be stopped. that's what they are afraid of. that's what i think this will become. even if the obstruction. it's so awful, it will have to happen. lou: i hope you are right. byron, you will get the last word here. i am sitting here watching this thing and i am not convinced that anyone in congress beyond the intel committee has the guts to stand up against this stonewalling department of justice and fbi. and i mow that no one in the u.s. senate does. >> i will say imu -- i will saye other player in this. that's the president of the united states. maybe he doesn't indisimnatalie declassify a bunch of stuff. but the president of the united states can tell his justice department to comply with a house subpoena.

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the chairman of the house intelligence committee, devin nunes, was at that meeting. he joins us next. we'll also hear from congressman john ratcliffe, one of the first lawmakers who will question michael horowitz on tuesday. president trump will huddle with house republicans on tuesday as well after showing confusion about which of their two immigration bills the president actually supports. the white house issued a clarification saying the president backs both bills. michael mccall is here. he helped craft one of the bills. he'll give us his reaction to that, plus his take onhe historic trump, kim summit. a tit-for-tat on tariffseten the u.s. and china is sparking fears of the trade war. the trump administration says it's sending china a message. it's coming up as we look ahead right now on "sunday morning futures." breaking news this morning about a high level meeting between members of the justice department's top brass and powerful house republican committee chairman, the same chairmen who have been requesting documents from the justice department related to the

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. >> apparently there's an elselating war, laura between devin nunes and rosenstein.e about that. >> yeah, this battle is getting uglier by the day. this latest f between rosenstein and the staff on the house intel committee a goes back to a heated meeting in january of this year right on the heels of the house intel committee, chairman devin nunes who start threatening rod rosenstein for fairlure to turn over documents from the russian investigation. rosenstein threatened house intel in the room for criminal investigation for their own conduct. two sources tell me that is false. rosenston says if you hole me in content i'll be able to defend myself. >> laura jarrett with the news tonight. thank for that. >>t was a critical point in the election, the president should be briefed on it, i'm not bothered by that at all. remember, don, donald trump just days before the election wanted to throw a parade for jim comey for reopening the investigation. now, to suggest that he's offended by the way he handled it. what i'm more upset about is the president refuses to be briefed

it's not just devin nunes.t's senator lindsey graham who put forward legislation or was thinking about putting forward legislation that would make it more difficult for president trump to fire robert mueller. lindsey graham has raised concerns about the fact that rod rosenstein laid out the case against james comey and then appointed a special counsel. it's not just devin nunes here. it's senator graham. >> and he's running the department by some accounts. >> yes, he's the attorney general because his recusal is so vast. >> and nunes says it's a problem we have here. who will investigate the investigation. that's been the case through all of this. who is investigating the investigators? quite frankly at any point the president could say release the documents. what are we waiting for? we've been waiting a year? >> yes. >> it's ridiculous. >> and he does have that power to declassify. >> he can step in right now. he's allowing them to take their time. they should be thankful they've had this much time. it's time

devin leonard has carved out a beat for himself looking at people appointed to agencies that they really don't like.

. >> apparently there's an escalating war, laura, between devin nunes and rosenstein. talk to me about that. >> yeah, this battle is getting uglier by the day. and justice officials are pushing back on this one saying the facts have been turned upside down. this latest feud between rosenstein and the staff on the house intel committee all goes back to a heated meeting in january of this year right on the heels of the house intel committee, chairman devin nunes who started regularly threatening rod rosenstein with contempt of congress for failure to turn over documents from the russian investigation. earlier another network reported that at that meeting rosenstein essentially threatened house intel staff in the room for a criminal investigation for their own conduct. two sources tell me that is false. rosenstein essentially said if you hold me in contempt realize i will be able to defend myself. >> laura jarrett with the news tonight. thank you, i appreciate that let's discuss all of this with congressman eric swalwell a democrat on the house intelligence committee. fir

how might that reflect on devin nunes? >> if he delivers before november it, could have a huge impact on this race. >> it could because devin has been a staunch supporter of the president, highly critical of robert mueller. >> if you were a betting man,? >> we're a long way to november. >> now to this, president trump slapping key allies with steep tariffs and they were vowing to fight back. also the may jobs report is just out. we'll have that for you next. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. it wi called usaarst and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. if you have moderate to severe or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's

but devin nunes came in sunday and demanded even m information.specific answers to two questions, whether or not these informants were used by the fbi against the trump campaign in 2016. now, erin, we are told by a justice department official tonight that he already knows the answer to those questions and a republican on the committee told me that they have not yet gotten the responses that devin nunes is looking for. but at the same time, erin, one democrat tells me that it's time for the justice department to stop cooperating with nunes. >> i think the doj should just start saying "no". that we have oversight authorities, but not during ongoing investigations. and so i hope they start to draw some pretty firm lines and end what is clearly, i think, obstructive behavior by the republicans. >> reporter: now, nunes would not comment while he was leaving an afternoon meeting, erin. but you'll recall that that request for information about those informants, that was actually briefed by the small number of leaders on capitol hill known as the gang of

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what do you have to say about devin nunes in all of this? >> i really think he's been heroic, and it's been very brave, i think, to go to a place where you had to know you were going to take flack from very powerful, very entrenched institutions and interests. i think a lot of people, well, just to be clear on what i think was going through the minds of people who conducted these investigations. they know that counterintelligence matters are classified. in my experience, counterintelligence agents are liable to take outrageous chances and measures that you wouldn't expect criminal investigators to take because they don't expect their work is ever going to be checked. it's never going to be taken apart by defense lawyers. it's never going to be in a public courtroom, so they go about their business with a little bit of an edge that they just don't think what they're doing is ever going to be reviewed. if you put on that the overlay that everybody here was ripe dead certain that hillary clinton was going to win the election, and this was never

good morning, i'm devin fehely. and i'm jackie ward.. julie has the day off.. let's start this .. . >>>welcome back. good morning. >> let's start this lfho with o focast rerter: wed 10 to 15 degrees on friday. we will gain an additional 10 to 15 degrees today. look at these highs. back to the 90s in sonoma and napa county. fairfield, a high of 95-degree, concord 95-degree, 90 in san jose. it will be warm near the water as well, oakland 83, fremont, 85, and 75 your high today in san francisco. coming up in my full weather cast, how long the heat sticks around and when we finally will climb back to average. that's all coming up soon. >> thank you so much. >>>it took almost six months but the largest wildfire in reported california history is officially out. yesterday, los padres officials called the fire extinguished. the fire began way back in early december of last year, and burned more 440 square miles in ventura and santa barbara counties. two people were killed, more than a thousand buildings were destroyed. >>>police are investigating the stabbing deaths of two people in a room

interestingly, you know, these stories cross because devin nunes sent a letter to the fbi demanding all evidence of contacts between fbi informants and under cover agents and a list of trump campaign officials. and on that list was mike flynn. so apparently devin nunes thinks that mike flynn was at some point talking to an fbi informant, nicolle. >> frank figliuzzi, can you go over the sen 10%ing of mike flynn and the notion they are dealing with ongoing requests for an unprecedented, it would appear, level of detail about an ongoing investigation. >> so, first, a couple thoughts on the flynn sentencing being delayed. first, look, i think what's apparent here is that the president may well intend to pardon flynn. and if you sentence him, the pardon could come down very, very quickly. if you draw this out, it's unlikely the president is going to do a presentencing pardon. so that's one aspect of it. the second is there is a hint here flynn is not fully cooperated or done yet and they want to keep this hanging over his head so that's that -- my theory on that. >>> with regard to the deman

paul ryan should have removed devin nunes.mpromised and iis not one that should be so politicized, but for him to allow the whole spygate nonsense to go through for so long, and trey goud e the fact that he's come under the criticism that the fbi did not do what the president of the united states has been claiming, thank god paul ryan came out and said that and thank god paul ryan said that the president is not above the law about the absurdity of him pardoning himself. they would never make that assumption ever. >> double smackdown there that we just heard on the hill. >> yeah. it is a beautiful thing. >> nina, thank you so much. tara, thank you so much to you. you know the philadelphia eagles did not get a white house visit, and the winner of the finals will not get one either and andy scholes explains why in this morning's bleacher report and we'll have that next. (vo) we came here for the friends. and we got to know the friends of our friends. and we found others just like us. and just like that we felt a little less alone

they answered it to devin nunes. he doesn't think it's good enough and i don't think nunes has any credible. >> melissa: he is not alone. >> he said it was fine and that is going to cause a bigger problem -- >> richard: and the gang of eight. >> kennedy: paul ryan exhorted the d.o.j. and the f.b.i. to turn over the documents because the committee chairs have a legal professional congressional right to access this information. paul ryan said that. he is saying they deserve more time. >> jessica: i would ask if nunes has a problem with the gang of eight, the bipartisan group to see this. it smells like partisan on his part. you have to trust people of your own party to look at this. >> melissa: what is not partisan is the people involved in this has been fired. peter strozk marched out, stripped of his clearance, his weapon taken from him. andrew mccabe trying to get documents from the f.b.i. he can't get it done. when all of these people are fired, and they finessed the reason in the i.g. report -- they find reason in

devin nunes setting a deadline of 5:00 p.m.oday for the justice department to turn over the documents on the house russia probe. and house judiciary chair bob goodlatte looking to grill rod rosenstein. our power panel stays here to weigh in on the showdown. so if you have heart failure, ask your doctor about entresto. it helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. entresto, for heart failure. >> dana: hi, everyone. i'm dana perino. moments from now, president trump and the first lady welcome the king and queen from jordan. we have it live. and harley davidson planning to move production overseas. how it will affect jobs and are the democrats ready to pounce? plus the president doubles down on his push to stop illegal immigration. all th

joining me not to give us exclusive reaction's house intel chair devin nunes. congressman, this is what we've all been waiting for. on this matter, the hillary email matter, your initial reaction. >> the first thing i can think of is there was information we got today at 11:00, 12:00 that chairman gowdy had to call and tell me what it was, text messages that we have been asking for since late last year. these are text messages that clearly were pertinent to our investigation and to fisa abuse and the russian investigation, whether or not there was collusion. these are emails or text messages that somebody held a from us. every day that goes by, there's a new example of obstruction of the congressional investigation. >> laura: i want to read to you between an exchange between lisa page and peter strzok, the star-crossed lovers. she basically said she was -- donald trump is going to get elected, right, right? he answers basically don't worry. we will stop it. no, no, no, we will stop it. what does that tell you? the lead investigator, the lead investigator. >> le

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>> once again, devin nunes is, you know, flying on the seat of his pants. obviously doing the president's bidding and it is showing us, once again, that the majority on the house intelligence committee is not doing an independent investigation and has no intentions of doing it. it is really a shameful exercise that has been going on and i think that devin nunes is way out of line. >> and very quickly, are democrats powerless to do anything about this? >> well, we are not powerless, but we certainly don't have the ability to stop it. what we are doing is continuing our investigation, talking to persons that continue to shed light on the intervention by the russians into our election and the extent to which donald trump's campaign engaged with russia in terms of trying to rig the election. >> okay. thank you very much for all of your incite. >>> you just heard alisyn and congresswoman speier talking this undocumented mother have her child taking from her while she was breast-feeding. we'll go inside this immigration center to show the affects of real immigrat

devin nunes, that is one of misleading, obstructing, attempting to intervene in an investigation.resident's allies in the house of representatives starting with devin nunes are doing the president's bidding. >> martha: congressman peter king ss on the committee that is at the center of this and he joins me now. thank you very much for being with us. these meetings haveeen described as contentious often, not just in this one instance. is this a heated room much of the time? >> generally the only person on the committee who meets with rosenstein's devin nunes and sometimes trey gowdy but devon always reports back to us, the sff people do in the account that they gave that when they were trying to get information, which we are entitled to, by the way, it was congress that created the problem they have to provide the information and for whatever reason rosenstein refused to do it. after one of these meetings in particular it got very heated and he basically threatened staff, threatening to subpoena their emails, their text messages, their phone logs. shirley has nothing to do with l w

your thoughts on what devin nunes just said. >> it's hard to take devin nunes seriously talking about bias investigations when he's ran one of the most bias investigations ever between running to the white house when he thought there was intelligence that he should share with the white house. he lost his security clearance as a result of it. he only puts out reports from his committee that represent true republicans. the bigger concern here is everything is politicized, including law enforcement. law enforcement enforces the law. you shouldn't be forced to implement political agendas. that's what we see with the hearing, that's what we saw with donald trump going after the fbi, the department of justice and argue with ice and the border patrol as well. it's a dangerous place for this country to be. >> dana: chris, people find it curious that michael horowitz says that bias didn't have an impact on the actions of the fbi in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation that the fbi was doing when in fact you have these texts that show at least on the face of it that it looks like there was

or did devin nunes do something which we have seen subsequently which is coordinate with the trump team. was this information share z by the committee with rudy giuliani or shared directly with him? we don't know the answer. but we hope the inspector general will find out. >> do you think peter strzok should be with the fbi at this point? >> i don't know. i imagine that the office of professional responsibility will have to make that decision. certainly the text messages are troubling. the fact they were on work e-mail, the fact that they were comingled with e-mails discussing business, all that's problematic. again, you know, the ig concluded that none of this affected the decision making but nonetheless, that was completely inappropriate. >> the midterm elections are coming up. there's an idea there should be pauses when you have high profile investigations is there a point that mueller should publicly pause, continuing the investigation, but not -- you know, is there a window where he shouldn't issue the report until after the election? >> i think that he's very conscious of not maki

if you hadn't stood up, it would -- devin nunes. if you hadn't stoop up it would -- stood up it would have been a different outcome. let's turn to the director of the fbi, the deputy attorney general. this is appalling stuff. even as devin nunes has threatened, and others have threatened them with contempt and ultimately impeachment, there is nothing happening. there is a threat and avoidance of the deadline, ignoring the deadline of those under the oversight of congress, and then there is another period. i guess the question becomes do you believe the leadership right down -- the republican leadership in congress really means it this time? >> lou, if history is any guide, don't hold your breath. what have they been doing the last two weeks when this all coming to a head. they were trying to pass an amnesty bill in the house. they put an amnesty bill on the floor wednesday. it got 120 votes. goodlatte's bill got 193 votes. it was just a total failure. if they put as much effort into getting compliance with rosenstein as they did in

why you see trey gowdy and devin nunes and ratcliff really playing in.s clip of deanyone have you -- devin nune. >> if documents do not begin to be turned over tomorrow and -- and a clear way and path fward for everything else is not clear here in the next couple of days, there's going to be hell to pay by wednesday morning. i have many members on the intelligence committee that -- that are republicans that are trying to get to the bottom of these issues,hey are relying on me to get the document so that they can complete the investigation that we began. >> here is the down and dirty fear that chris wray and the leadership at the fbi and rod rosenstein, the leadership of the doj have, if they give documents reflecting the initiation, the very beginning of the fbi investigation of the trump campaign andhen donald trump personally to devin nunes, he will pass it on to the white house and that is something that absolutely is forbidden that a subject of an investigation would see what the investigators have on him before they even exonerate -- >> that's a bog