i'm attorney gloria allred. >> i'm attorney gloria allred. >> gloria allred. >> groria allred. >> reporter: sending shutters down the spine of the very rich, very powerful men her clients are taking on. helping to usher in the me too movement. >> roman polanski. >> donald trump. >> harvey weinstein. >> it appears that bill cosby thinks he is far from finished. but he should know that we are also far from finished with him. >> you were voted most persistent in high school. >> i was. >> reporter: persistent is perhaps the perfect word to describe firebrand attorney gloria allred. >> women depend on me to be strong. >> reporter: her lifelong feminism now the subject o of a highly touted new netflix documentary, "seeing allred." you say early in the movie there's a war on women. >> there is a war on women. and it has real-life consequences. >> reporter: a lot of your critics say oh, she's so theatrical, she's looking for the spotlight. >> i do believe that women must have a voice in the court of public opinion. so i make no apologies about that whatsoever. >> reporter: she says she resorts to

gloria: yo soy gloria cecilia narváez.. y miro el video y está totalmente cambiada. teresa: tras seis meses de silencio, la semana pasada los extremistas publicaron un segundo video, donde gloria cecilia habla en francés y se dirige al papa francisco pidiéndole que interceda por su libertad. Édgar: la miré muy bien, muy fuerte. y nos dio mucha alegría que volvió a recuperar su estado físico. teresa: las hermanas franciscanas vieron otro detalle que las hace tener fe. sofía: es que aún tiene su velo. eso me dio alegría. teresa: ¿por qué le da alegría eso? sofía: porque el velo para nosotros es el signo de nuestra consagración y eso quiere decir que a pesar de que ellos la tienen allá, la han respetado porque le permiten que ella salga con su velo. la han respetado. teresa: conociendo a su hermana, Édgar narváez piensa que ella se ha dado a querer entre sus propios captores. Édgar: mi hermana es muy familiar con los demás. yo creo que esa gente la miró como era ella y el buen trabajo que estaba haciendo. la dejó trabajar ahí

laura: it is an emotional moment for gloria. clutching snoopy as she shows us where she was rescued from as the floodwaters rose. >> it s devastating. i just couldn't believe -- i'm still looking at it and it is still hard. laura: gloria's home of nearly 20 years was uninhabitable, and she didn't have flood insurance like thousands of others in houston. now gloria is living in a hotel paid for by the federal emergency management agency. but she doesn't feel safe. >> i had to barricade myself in here every night, because osere's so much going on out there. tution every night. driving by here one night, they shot 9 or 8 tl,es at this hond i had to get on the floor. laura: gloria, what impact has it had on you personally being out your house the past six months? >> i am de medicine for ession. i had got to t point where i really wanted to die. i asked god to take me home. laura: volunteers from a houston rebuildare helping gloria's home. hopefully she can return in march. >> mother nature did what she did and we are helping people

i think this -- gloria, you were just speaking about it -- relates exactly to that. was there an effort by the russians to compromise trump and similarly kushner or anybody else, flynn, cohen, all those people, in an effort to have leverage on them should the president -- should trump become president of the united states. this is exactly in his mandate, which is exactly about counterintelligence. now to ken starr's point, there is a secondary part, which is was there a collusive relationship? were the russians trying to do something counterintelligence-wise, and were any americans trying to cooperate with them? so that's the second part. but first and foremost is the counterintelligence. >> i was surprised to hear ken starr's answer that the mandate is what happened during the 2016 elections in terms of collusion. he clearly didn't read the mandate that robert mueller got when he was named by rod rosenstein, the acting attorney general. the first part was any lengths and/or coordination between the russian government and individuals associated with the campaign and

gloria estefan: no sÉ nada! chicos latinos, esos guapos que hay por ahÍ interesante. >> de su comprometida, yo soy casada. los latinos son guapÍsimo es, principalmente los colombianos. maluma y j balvin son colombianos, chicos guapos! todos guapÍsimo, colombia es increÍble. maity: has compartido o mucho tiempo con anita. >> a todos los que estÁn acá me parece muy bonito ver cÓmo la cultura latina esa unida. maity: eres de rituales familiares, algo que hagas cada vez que te presentas por diferente que sea. j balvin: siempre me doy la bendiciÓn, agradezco a dios. luego llamÓ mi mamÁ para ver macro que le pareciÓ el show. maity: cuando te dicen leslie, queremos que cantes el homenaje para gloria estefan, quÉ te parece? leslienervios, uno siempre lo quiere hacer bien. grace: me tocaron las canciones mÁs grandes de su carrera. estoy con vÍctor manuel, con miami sun machine. maity: de dÓnde sacas toda la energÍa? olga taÑÓn: te sientes tratando de mantenerte joven, ya sabes como soy. maity: estuviste por espaÑa no, no

but gloria, let's start with this. we have new reporting out tonight about one direction the mueller investigation is taking. what are you learning? >> well, my colleagues and i are reporting this evening that the special counsel has very recently begun asking witnesses questions about donald trump's business activities in russia before the 2016 campaign. and according to our sources, these witnesses have been asked questions about when trump first decided to get into the race? do they know how miss universe, for example, was financed? and they were also asked if they knew anything about why two deals to brand a trump tower in moscow fell through. you'll recall, there was a deal that fell through in 2013 and there was also a deal that fell through in 2015. so they were asked these questions, among others, and that struck us as very interesting. you can't tell, of course, from these questions, what mueller knows and what he doesn't know. as one source said to us, you can't tell, because they're not giving away any secre

gloria, what impact has it had on you being out of your house for these past six months?where i really want to die. ijust ask god to take me home. volunteers from a houston charity helping to rebuild her home. hopefully she can return in march. mother nature did what she did and we are helping people recover as quickly as we can. federal officials are trying to help the a500 houston families like gloria's, get back home. people do expect someone to fix it. we want to help everybody, everywhere we can, as quickly as we can. but in doing that we have to be mindful of the taxpayer dollars we are spending. here is how this well—to—do suburb, west of houston looked and i was in august. the neighbourhood was submerged as officials like water out of the nearest reservoir to stop it overflowing. this couple didn't have flood insurance and they are still trying to rebuild. six months on, we are not home yet. we wonder do we want to be in this house, or do we just want to start over somewhere else? it is the roller—coaster of emotions. it was the horror of being flooded and evacuat

habÍa sido atrapada por ellos. >> gloria de 56 aÑos era la monja que estaba al frente de la misiÓn.ermana sofÍa tambiÉn enfrentaba el peligro. >> a lo que yo volteo, venÍa un hombre con un machete. yo corro, entre mi cuarto que es el Último y cierro la la puerta. inmediatamente, empiezan a golpear la puerta. >> escondida debajo de la cama, ella llamÓ desde su celular a un sacerdote que vivÍa cerca. >> yo le hablo en espaÑol pero Él no me entendiÓ nada. yo vuelvo a llamar y le hablo en francÉs. >> la espera parece interminable. >>dijeron que tal vez nos tenÍan que llevar a una de las dos o a las dos. >> en lo que ella buscaba su pasaporte, los atacantes llevaron a la hermana a su cuarto. >> para mi era el Último instante de mi vida. >> yo ya no encontrÉ mÁs a la hermana gloria, se la habÍan llevado. >> paradÓjicamente, se habÍan llevado a la monja en la ambulancia de las misioneras. entretanto, en colombia la primera en enterarse del secuestro fue la entonces madre superiora luz marÍa. >> se escuchaban los golpes. >> a ella le tocÓ avisarle a la familia narvÁez. >> estÁ retenida por

gloria, these are big stories that we're doing.are so many of these big stories that hit the news on a night like tonight that it sort of diminishes all of them, because they're all happening at once. >> well, you get a little numb to it, i think, every day. but the story you're talking about with rogers is really kind of stunning to me. because when you have election meddling and you have all intelligence agencies agreeing on it for over a year that there was russian meddling, one would expect expect, in normal times, that you would have a president out there saying, we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to preserve our democracy. i am setting up a special committee to deal with election meddling and it's going to have representatives from every intelligence agency in it. and we're going to make sure that the russians pay for this. and we're going to do whatever we need to do to sanction them. and instead, you have a president who believes that by talking about russian meddling, you're de-legitimateizing his election. and

this story, gloria, is unbelievable. i understand you have new reporting before we dig into more details on rob porter, the outgoing staff secretary in the white house. what have you found out? >> my colleague dana bash have done some digging. he didn't know about all of this until "the daily mail" article was brought to his attention and he was not very happy, he was furious about it. we also know that his daughter ivanka was very unhappy about it. and as you reported before, chief of staff kelly knew about it. we're not sure to what extent, however. but he knew about it this fall, dana and i are told by two sources, because his security clearance wasn't coming through, and he knew that there was something that was keeping it from going through. so kelly had some form of knowledge about this. and the problem i think, kelly has grown to like porter. he's dependent on him. he's the sort of staff secretary that makes the trains run on time. they had each other's back. they trusted each other. and he was acting more like a

salieron los dos otros sin juan gabriel. >> con ustedes: gloria estefan!tro" ofreciÓ un homenaje a juan gabriel. >> eres tan grande que antes de que nacieras un volcÁn hizo erupciÓn para anunciar tu llegada. nada mÁs, eso. [aplausos] >> dentro de un momento quiero agradecerles de la Única forma que yo sÉ hacerlo, que es cantando. >> estÁbamos en el final del show y Él estÁ cantando, sigue cantando, sigue cantando... yo tenÍa que salir del aire las 23:00 y era a las 23:01 y el presidente de la cadena viene y me pregunta: por quÉ estÁn en el aire? yo en el telÉfono estaba el hablando con el vicepresidente de programaciÓn que me decÍa: dÉjalo cantar! y el otro me decÍa: cortÁlo! les dije que decidieran ellos dos. teresa: hasta quÉ hora cantÓ? >> 45 minutos despuÉs. y ahÍ se volviÓ la fama de que lo podÍan subir al escenario, pero que no lo podÍan bajar. teresa: juan gabriel dejarÍa otra huella imborrable en los premios" lo nuestro", esta vez junto con rocÍo dÚrcal. compartÍan una profunda amistad, aunque pleitos legales entre sus disqueras traerÍan problemas

bori gloria borger.eaction to the president's reaction? >> you need somebody you can count on at the school, so when he had a security officer that didn't react, he made it sound like this was one guy, and you really need more people who can back him up. that's what we heard from him at cpac this morning. he was talking about concealed carry. he was saying the teachers love their students. it should be the teachers, therefore, who should protect them rather than this kind of a guard who may not know the students. >> we haven't heard drebtirectl from the guard yet. we don't know his side of the story. we know what broward county sheriff's scott israel said yesterday. he was heartbroken. he was sickened by the reports that the security guard waited outside, never went inside that high school. the president was very forceful once again this morning at this conservative political action conference here in the washington, d.c. area, and he accused the democrats of wanting to take away americans' second amendm

joined now by john dean, gloria borger, jeffrey toobin. jeff, let's start with this gates plea deal. gates, big fish here. the deputy campaign chair. a major player in the campaign, pleading to things that didn't relate directly to the campaign but again, this has got to be a bad night for paul manafort. >> in fact, manafort did something unintentionally very revealing, when he issued a statement he said, i continue to maintain our innocence. that shows how linked he is with rick gates, that he still speaks of them as a team. his problem is that gates has now admitted that he was engaged in many interlocking conspiracies with manafort. tax fraud, campaign finance laws, foreign reporting laws. all of those heavily documented, are now admitted crimes on the part of rick gates, and it really makes manafort's situation pretty desperate. >> you have the deputy chair flipping, what could it mean for the chair. gloria, paul manafort seems like he's fighting. >> yeah. well, his lawyer indicates that he is. maybe he's fighting until he's not fighti

volunteers from a houston charity are helping rebuild gloria's home. to help the 4500 houston families like gloria's's get back home. people do expect someone to fix it. fema's role is not that, we want to help everybody, every way we can as quickly as we can. but in doing that we also have to be mindful of the taxpayer dollars that we are spending. here is how this well—to—do suburb west of houston looked when i was here in august. the neighbourhood was deliberately submerged as officials let water out of the nearby reservoir to stop it overflowing. dan and virginia reid did not have flood insurance and they are still trying to rebuild. six months on, we are still not home yet. we vacillate between wondering do we want to be in this house or do we just want to start over somewhere else? as houston recovers from the impact of harvey, the next hurricane season is only four months away. this is a sprawling coastal city with bayous like this which are vulnerable to flooding. so is anything being done to defend houston against future hurricanes? it's impor

gloria estefan!para este jueves son 30 aÑos, pero es una noche especial. te da nervios? emilio: hay que agradecer. hay que agradecer a la prensa. cada persona que ha sido parte de esta carrera. a todos los artistas que me vieron siempre. gracias a "despierta amÉrica". gracias a todo el pÚblico. siempre nos han apoyado. maite: este jueves en la noche de ustedes. son los mÁximos galardonados en "premio lo nuestro". ni para esa noche especial sueltas el control. tambiÉn estÁs a cargo de una presentaciÓn especial. emilio:va a ser una presentaciÓn muy especial. no puedo dar los nombres. esa noche no sÓlo va a ser mÍa y de gloria, va a ser increÍble para algo que ha traÍdo mucho orgullo. es una gran sorpresa. un honorque me han dado ese premio. nosotros amamos la mÚsica. Éramos niÑos y lo disfrutÁbamos. yo tocaba en un restaurante por propina. siempre lo cuento porque las cosas no fueron fÁciles. en el momento que me daban cinco dÓlares de propina me iba a comprar un es muy difÍcil llegar. maite: merecido

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gloria, thank you so much. jamil, asha, thank you so much for your insight. >>> it is not just democrats accusing devin nunes of carrying out a partisan attack with this memo. a former republican colleague of the house intel chairman is slamming nunes in a new op-ed. joe walsh will join us next to talk about that. >>> plus, the dow dropping triple digits despite a better than expected jobs report. so what's going on here? >>> and the father of three girls abused by larry nassar, rushing the former usa gymnastics doctor in court, calling him a demon, security tackling him to the ground. stay with us. new year, new phones for the family. join t-mobile, and when you buy one of the latest samsung galaxy phones get a samsung galaxy s8 free. yahoooo! ahoooo! plus, unlimited family plans come with netflix included. spectacular! so, you can watch all your netflix favorites on your new samsung phones. whoa! join the un-carrier and get a samsung galaxy s8 free. all on america's best unlimited network. pssst. what? i swit

this attempt to muddy the waters to use gloria's right term.me ways i wish people focused on the fact that these people, mike flynn pled guilty to lying to the fbi and is now helping the mueller investigation. that's not a media creation or democrats creation. no one compelled mike flynn to plead guilty other than flynn because he lied to the fbi. >> remember, you have the justice -- the trump justice department signing off on continuing with the warrant to correspondent to surveil carter paichb paige. this is the trump justice department, not prior to the election. >> yeah. >> you know, at the same time, you have president trump going to the greenbriar today talking about how he supports law enforcement. on the other hand, he's fighting law enforcement. tooth and nail on this release of the nunes memo. i mean, it is in his interest now in terms of his own prosecution to destabilize law enforcement and to say they are contaminated. >> if rick gate flips, you wonder what he knows potentially that could be a benefit to the special counsel, muelle

assemblyman todd gloria of san diego introduced legislation to warn -- award developers if they build affordable housing than is smaller than the average new buildings. if passed they would create a rewards program. based on the amount of usable space. the goal is to maximize density and build the homes close to public transportation. >>> ktvu fox two is once again proud to be a part of the bay area tradition. we will carry life the san francisco chinese new year parade, which began in the 1860s. it celebrates the new year and the lunar calendar while educating the bay area about the chinese culture. the parade and festival have become the largest celebration of asian culture outside of asia. ktvu has broadcast this parade since 1987. we are smiling right there. ktvu's julie haner once again will be a cohost along with bay area journalist ben fong torres.

a classic. >> that is right, gloria jones from 1964.e bit before my time but this is the song i remember. "tainted love", look up the gloria jones version it sounds a lot like this. today we are doing famous cover songs, i will play your request every friday morning just use our hashtag on facebook twitter or instagram. >> i did not know that was from gloria jones. >>> a bay area state senator is proposing a bill to allow officers to immediately suspend the driver's licenses of people under the age of 21 caught driving under the influence of marijuana. state senator cherry hill says the bill would create a zero tolerance policy similar to driving under the influence of alcohol but there is one exception for drivers who use medical marijuana and you have the documents to prevent. >>> san francisco expanded the residential parking permit program for teachers to include smaller schools to help preschool teachers find a place to park and will now include schools with less than 15 teachers. the residential permits allow for parking for more

david gregory and gloria borger are still with me. the president is recommending that his attorney general, who he clearly doesn't like because he recused himself from the russia investigation, go ahead and start a criminal investigation of the former president. >> well, you hit the nail right on the head. first of all, it all goes back to jeff sessions not recusing himself from russia. the president's anger is just smoldering over that. he gets angrier and angrier every time something happens in the russia investigation. which has occurred. so he also believes, i'm told, according to a source with knowledge this morning, that he believes that sessions' justice department is not aggressive enough on lots of things, and that would be investigating democrats, uranium one, obama, hillary clinton, whatever it is. he also was surprised to learn, i was told, that the bump stock rule was sort of languishing there and that still had not been done yet. and that's why he ordered jeff sessions to get it done. you know, as you know, these rules g

buenos dÍas, gloria. gloria: buenos dÍas alejandra. buenos dÍas a todos.

mary: pero salieron los dos, porque no estaba juan gabriel. >> con ustedes, gloria estefan.ía el mismo juan gabriel quien cinco años más tarde pondría al equipo de producción a sudar de nuevo. en 1997, premios lo nuestro volvió a reconocer la trayectoria artística de juan gabriel por medio de un tributo. >> lo que tú has hecho por méxico, imagínate, eres uno de los mexicanos más hermosos que ha nacido. eres tan grande que dos años antes de que naciera, hizo erupción el paricutín para anunciar tu llegada. nada más con eso. juan: muchísimas gracias. [aplausos] dentro de un momento quiero agradecerles de la única forma que yo sé hacerlo, con todo mi corazón y mi agradecimiento, que es cantando. mary: y estábamos al final del--del show, ya la última canción, y está cantando y sigue cantando y sigue cantando. y sigue cantando y yo tenía que salir del aire a las 11 de la noche y eran las 11 y un minuto, las 11 y dos minutos, las 11 y cinco minutos. y el presidente de la cadena viene, viene al backstage a ver por qué estábamos todavía en el aire y me dice mary, saca el copyright, v

gloria borger reports. >> reporter: special counsel robert mueller is a mystery man.erhaps the most private public figure in washington. but as the leader of the russia investigation he's also a political ground zero. >> i think the public trust in this whole thing is gone. >> reporter: and in the sights of a president who wanted him fire. >> last week the president back down after the white house counsel threatened to quit. >> reporter: putting mueller in a bizarre position of investigating whether the president tried to fire him. but you'll never hear about it from mueller. >> i mean this is someone who has turned down more press conferences and interviews than most people in washington ever get the chance to give. he doesn't really live talking about himself. he doesn't really like speaking with the press. >> reporter: at the start mueller was a bipartisan favorite. >> he would have been on anybody's list of let's say the top five people in the country to have taken on this kind of a responsibility. >> we all need to let mr. mueller do his job. i think he's the rig

gloria borger and jim sciutto. what did you learn? >> we have been told that investigators for robert mueller have been asking questions of witnesses about business activities of donald trump in russia prior to the 2016 campaign at a time when mr. trump was considering a run for president. this is significant because it shows that mueller's team reaches beyond the campaign and checking into whether to explore. and considering this presidential run. now to be clear, robert mueller's investigation is to focus on meddling in the election as well as ties between trump campaign associates and russians and by remit and the other lines of inquiry that may come up as investigation couldn'ts. -- continues. he would consider as crossing outs of the remit of the mueller investigation. >> gloria, in terms of the kinds of questions that mueller and his team are asking witnesses do we know? >> yeah, lengthy wide ranging interviews but we have been told by sources who have been interviewed by mueller that they have been asking among other things whe

go ahead. >> i was going to follow on gloria, or the president himself.f the president did not know about this, but john kelly apparently did because of the fbi background check in the fall that showed, you know, that rob porter perhaps shouldn't get security clearance, that is potentially problematic. because you are not just talking about somebody who is close to the oval office, somebody who the president began to rely on. also talking about somebody who is dating hope hicks, who is practically family to president trump. and that's no fall thing. >> and she's the communications director and helped draft the statements, glowing statements about rob porter. but legally, jeff, the fact that he didn't get full security clearance but he and john kelly who does, was transmitting classified documents to the president to read even though he had temporary clearances potentially that's a problem. >> one of the dirty little secrets about security clearances is if powerful people want you to have access to classified information you'll have access to classified in

. >> gloria borger is also joining us. gloria, just from a political standpoint, i'm wondering to what your reaction is from the president? >> as david was point out earlier, when you use the market as your yardstick for a positive economy, you're going to have to swallow hard and try to figure out how to explain this. an i think what we see coming out of the white house from some of our early reporting is that they're going to say, well, this is -- you know, this is due to higher wages, for example. and i think as i look back to the debate over tax reform, i remember lots of democrats saying, look, the economy is fine now. we're at full employment. we're chugging along just fine. why do you want to juice the economy and have a tax cut now. what you may be seeing is the result of an overheated economy. so you're already at full employment. you have a huge corporate tax cut. and you have, you know, there is a worry here that it's overheating. and i think you're going to hear lots of democrats saying this is exactly what we

gloria: okay, vamanos! kid loves that cape. so, i see your stance on sons wearing accessories has evolved. the cape gives him superpowers. what did leg warmers give you? flair. they gave me flair. leave me alone, okay? everybody, leave me alone. hey! what's all that? (sighs) i just --i'm sorry. i just need a night away. here. want to help? -i don't do that. -okay. it's just -- it's been a lot recently, you know, coming off of a really long trial, cam's spring cleaning frenzy, hauling lily all over for softball, pretending to care about softball. oh, i get needing time away. i was married to your mother. like you are now. i have it all planned out. i drive to the desert. i check into the markham -- a few hours by the pool, massage, then i head downstairs for a juicy steak frites,

volunteers from a houston charity are helping rebuild gloria's home.ing people recover as best we can. federal officials are trying to help families like gloria's get back home. people do expect someone to fix it. our role is not bad. we want to help everybody in every way we can as quickly as we can but in doing that we also have to be mindful of the taxpayer dollars that we are spending. here is how this suburb looked in august. the neighbourhood was deliberately submerged, as officials let water out of the nearby reservoir to stop it overflowing. dan and virginia did not have flood insurance, and are still trying to rebuild. six months on, we're not home yet. we vacillate between saying, do we want to be in this house or do we want to start over somewhere else? this house or do we want to start over somewhere else ?|j this house or do we want to start over somewhere else? i describe it asa over somewhere else? i describe it as a roller—coaster of emotion. it was the horror of being flooded, being a house with two small children and a new dog, and th

good morning, gloria. gloria, are you there? caller: hello? host: go ahead, gloria, you are on. caller: it is not gloria, it is thdaria. i feel like the world is going a different direction. [indiscernible] people'shildren taking money, and you cannot go to a doctor. and i love everybody, republicans, the democrats, but i feel like it is just not fair. i had a son died, he was in the army. i cannot even get his money. "i am sorry, we cannot get it for your," you cannot even get it for his mama who birthed him? caller: thank you, c-span for you all are the antidote to a very biased media feed i used to be a daily reader of the "new york times, i listened" to npr, but it is so biased now. we have lost objectivity. where are the walter cronkites? they are on c-span now. this is a serious problem where our media is completely biased, and how journalists today are political activists. they are no activists journalis. thank you, c-span. senator grassley say the fbi did not contact google during the probe of the florida shooter. threat was told of a nikolas cruz made last september, ne

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gloria, it's so interesting to hear him say that. knowing what we know now, his world view of women versus men. >> mcgahn and porter had conversations about this, as we know. the question is -- and dana and i were reporting the day this broke that kelly knew in the fall that there were hold-ups. the question is, he's telling people he didn't know very much, that he knew there was a hold-up. but kelly and mcgahn are close and mcgahn knew. it's incredulous to think that there wasn't a conversation about it and rob porter, who is very slick, could talk himself out of it, why nobody really bothered to take account of what the women were actually saying here. i think that's a big problem for women in this white house. >> josh, does john kelly have a job next week? >> our indications are, yes. that could obviously change in a second, as reince priebus learned, he was stepping off an airplane and pushed out via twitter. the president is a material man and certainly has been bragging about john kelly. fundamental question here is with the ru

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joining me to discuss this, we have gloria borger, evan perez, and kara skinel. evan, what has emerged as the most significant legal question based on this memo? >> look, i think if you talk to republicans, they say that this memo raises real questions about what they say is a breakdown of the legal process. the fruit of the poisonous tree, so to speak, that launches all of this investigation is what they say was a dossier paid for by democrats and hillary clinton campaign. they say that there were four memos -- four fisa applications to do -- >> the initial and follow-ups. >> to do surveillance on carter page. they say that because there was information used from this so-called dossier, that it really wrecks all of this. it makes it illegitimate. if you look at this memo, it doesn't back that up. in fact, it undermines some of the central points. it says, for instance, that there was other intelligence beyond the dossier, beyond the information that came from christopher steele, the british mi-6 agent who prepared it, that was used to get the warrants. if says t