begging on his hands and knees, what became the fiza memo. >> they don't have the right.icle one of the constitution, i'm sure greg can talk about this extensively, even if it's classified information, congress has the authority for oversight. rob rosen steve rosenstein known anyone else. these documents are essential. if we want the answers to the russia investigation, we need to see them. release them to the public. >> you can command that they get released. the american people have had it. i know and you know and greg knows, if they are released, this thing blows up in their face in a massive way which is why they are fighting not to release them. >> which is why we are fighting to have them released. >> when is the book out? >> about six weeks. >> can't you do it faster? >> let's call up harper and collins. >> our company owns harper collins. get moving. tonight in nashville, the president talked about spy gate as we have been discussing. take a look. >> how do you like the fact that they had people infiltrating our campaign. can you imagine? can you imagine? people i

a fiza warrant is a license to spy. the configuration is did you lie, committee, or steel be in order to do that. very clearly with the information presented, you know, behind closed doors to the federal judge, the fact is they did mislead the judge. get a warrant, multiple ability to spy and now we are asked to believer we can trust the very people, not the management for a moment but the people who know this and covering it up. mostover them haven't retired. some of them knew about it when they broke the law. they don't want to know it. it's not about republican or democrat. why in the world would we think it not happen. >> not only that. we also know we did the warrant four times. they did it four times to spy on the trump campaign. they used it and got the war aren't by this dossier. said it's an important peace of work and said it was unverified. rosenstine signed off on the third warrant. they said he's conflicted and shouldn't be around this. >> yeah, exactly. this is where the attorney general and caution reduce

rosenstein wants to control the information begging paul ryan, don't release the information about fiza abuse. this will hold the key to all of the spying on the trump campaign. rosenstein has more problems than stone walling tonight. look at what law professor steve calabrese is arguing mueller is unconstitutional as the great one mark levine said last night citing the majority opinion. the basic problem, mueller is more powerful than 96 u.s. attorneys. he was never confirmed by the senate and robert mueller's appointment is unconstitutional rendering everything he has done since may 17, 2017 null and void. we have heard a couple of fridays ago, judge ellis iii designing to see the scope memo to give him the ability to carry out the witch hunt. he e advice rate e called out mr putting the screws to mannford to get him to sing. singers can also compose and flip on trump to prosecute and impeach him. rosenstein could be fired and soon. we have to wait to see what that's all about. also tonight, take a look at this headline from the american center for law and justice. it was a favor fact

will remember back in late february when sessions announced that inspector general was looking at fiza abuse calling him a quote obama guy saying he has no prosecutorial power. he can refer cases for prosecutions as the justice department pointed out last night. no word or official decree from president trump this morning. the day is young. >> the day is indeed young and it is a key question and we will watch carefully if rod rosenstein is already satisfied. joining me now is bob bear and criminal defense attorney. i want to start with you here. let's take a step back. the president is not asking. he is demanding that the department of justice investigate an investigation of him. >> he sounds more like a dictator than leader of a democratic nation in that tweet. the legal issue is the constitutionality of this demand. he is correct in the sense that the justice department does fall within the executive branch, obviously. there is long standing historical precedent that the oval office and department of justice stay in their separate lanes. we haven't seen anything like this. really app

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