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>>> there was a follow up about the jason bourne. over at the white house deputy press secretary sara sanders weighed in thought attorney general jeff sessions did a good job. >>> after questioning whether donald trump might fire robert mueller he still has his job for now. but when she was asked if the president has confidence in mueller she said i don't have anything more to add. the "new york times" reporting that gray area dave is by design. >> citing a source who spoke to donald trump on tuesday the paper was pleased by the ambiguity of his position on mr. mueller and thinks the possibility of being fired will focus the prosecutor on delivering what the president desires most, a blanket public exoneration. but the man who directly controls mueller's fate, rod rosenstein told a senate committee yesterday as long as he holds his job mueller won't be fired without good cause. >> the president by design created that ambiguity. >> how will that work out for him? will that intimidate bob mueller. >>> or focus him more laser like on th

"the dark knight rises" and some jason bourne movies. he sets up his lone rider tent. >> those are cool. you can put your motorcycle in there too. >> but the bad guys follow him all the way out there and disrupt his peace and quiet. wraps up his tent and takes off. >> it's like 50,000 against one. >> don't worry one bit. because he can take care of them. no matter how hard they come at him, you know what they're after though. >> his tent. >> these bad guys want his tent. >> i knew it. >> exactly. what better way to get rid of the bad guys than the old banana peel trick. golly, it works. >> one of the oldest tricks in the book. >> finally he dispatches all the bad dudes. >> now he can breathe. >> now he can breathe. get everything set up again. >> right back where he started. >> exactly. or so he thinks. but this time he's got the drop on them. he's got the bike hidden in the garage. i love that the tent has that. come on. >> not come on. super awesome. >> the moto tent is about 500 bucks. >> maybe we can split one. >> no, no. you get a h

>> do like jason bourne or bond movies?no. >> have you ever heard of it in -- an instance to where there was collusion in an open setting with hundreds of people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of espionage. >> thank you for saying that. it is through the looking glass. what is this? i explained how in good faith, i said i had not met with russians because they were suggesting that i, as a surrogate, had been meeting with russians. now the next thing you know, i am accused of some reception, plotting some sort of influence americanfor the election. it is beyond my capabilities to understand. appreciate, mr. chairman, the opportunity at least to be able to say publicly i did not participate in that and know nothing about it. some more headlines from today's papers. here's the washington times in d.c. "sessions claims russia innuendo to the front page of usa today." and from the front page of the new york times, "sessions denied collude -- collusion, imploring it was a detestable live." go ahead. caller: it is a

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? >> no. (laughter) yes, i do. ( applause ) >> stephen: do you like james bonds movies? yes, i do. where's the follow-up? daniel craig or sean connery? this is a travesty. this is a travesty wrapped in wrong sauce. things have been little dicey with north korea, what with their repeated missile tests. but there's no need to panic, because this country has some of the most experienced diplomats in the world. also, we have dennis rodman, who flew into north korea again today. so this is basketball diplomacy. is this on behalf of president trump? >> have you spoken with president trump at all? >> i'm pretty sure he's happy about the fact that i'm over here trying to accomplish something that we both need. >> stephen: something you both need? you mean a distraction from the russian investigation? wait, does that mean dennis rodman met sergey kislyak for a secret game of one-on-one. i like kislyak dunching on rodman so what secret funding back channel did dennis rodman use to get to north korea? he

do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? >> i do. kennedy: the attorney general was wailing. >> mr. comey said there were matters with respect to the recusal that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> why don't you tell me. there are none, senator, there are none. i can tell you that for absolute certainty. this is a secret innuendo being leaked out there about me and i don't appreciate it. kennedy: i do. i love innuendo. senator john mccain doesn't love russia and he made that plain with questions about the armed services committee in regards to the motherland. >> did you raise concerns about russia's support for bashar al-assad and violence against his own citizens and the use of chemical weapons? >> i don't recall if that was discussed or not. kennedy: what does he recall? kamala harris can't see when she is going being hysterical. >> the policy is based on the principle that the president -- >> i'm not asking about the principle. >> you would rely on that policy? did not ask you're staff to show you

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of investigation. >> sean: i happen to love those movies. but they actually nailed it there. there is a lot of credit for calling out these democrats and of course the destroy trump media's lies about what is really going on here. this has now become nothing more than a witch hunt. plain and simple. it's another massive part of the story that involves actual scandals, actual crimes that have been committed, that they are ignoring. something that the destroy trump media that refuses to tell you about. we will tell you here on the show. let's start with the leader of this political witch hunt, right now that would be special counsel robert mueller, who should be closing up shop. one, he has stunning conflicts of interest

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of investigation. >> sean : i happen to love those movies. but they actually nailed it there. there is a lot of. credit for calling out these democrats and of course the destroy trump media's lies about what is really going on here. this has now become nothing more than a witch hunt.g plain and simple. it's another massive part of the story that involves actual scandals, actual crimes that have been committed, that they are ignoring. something that the destroy trump media that refuses to tell you about. we will tell you here on the show. let's start with the leader of this political witch hunt, right now thatou would be special counsel robert mueller, who should be closing up shop. one, he has stunning conflicts of int

republicans saying this thing is a complete farce that's what tom cotton did with his elaborate jason bourne/james bond references. but democrats behind this thing, they have more traction among the american people. i'm not sure that this hearing gave them much progress. i'm sure democrats will be super upset. this is going to consume time. it's going to consume band width among the white house and it is a distraction to the agenda. as one of the other guests said the dow gave its verdict and that's the shipment is sailing forward. >> scott wapner is over at the nasdaq we closed at record highs. we didn't see a lot of movement while these hearings were under way. to parce it finely, it's hard to say what exactly the take away here as far as the markets concerned in this particular hearing anyway. >> reporter: it started about 2:42 the level that the dow was up at that moment. it was up 87 points. so it added a little bit the anne anne added a point as well, kelly. pete this underscores the fact that one of the guests was just making that the market is sort of tone deaf in d.c. >> more and mo

. >> jason bourne or james bond movies? >> bret: that was the arkansas senator, he compared the russian investigation to a plot line in a spy novel. the attorney general also clearly wanted his old job back today. >> as a former senator you bring unique perspective to this investigation because you have been on both sides. >> i have indeed. all in all it's better on that side. nobody gets to ask about your private conversations or your staff. >> bret: [laughs] he finally got that question out. that said today. we have you covered, we had two hours today of special report, we will be back to one hour tomorrow. fair, balanced and unafraid. "the story" hosted by my colleague martha maccallum starts right now. sp1 breaking tonight we are waiting to hear how the president thought is attorney general did today. that could come at any moment, we'll take it to the white house live as soon as it does. jeff sessions came out swinging today. he raised his right hand before congress, testified for about two and a half hours. he was qui

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? >> no. yes, i do. >> have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off of the greatest caper in the history of espionage? >> thank you for saying that, senator cotton. it is like through the looking glass. what is this? >> dana: were going to take on the table here. jesse, i thought this was a fabulous part of the hearing for attorney general sessions. but the most important one was the first sound bite that we showed. he was the first who had been accused of this collusion and the whispering around town in washington, d.c., and to say, how dare you question my patriotism. i have dedicated my life to public service, so how dare you. >> it was a great part. the democrats are trying to paint jeff sessions out to be a traitor. the man is not a traitor he is a patriot. he's worked in the attorney's office, he wa

. >> do you like jason bourn or james bond movies?yes, i do. >> have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded at an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of espionage? >> thank you for saying that, senator cotton. it's just like through the looking glass. i mean what is this? brian: that's why he wanted to be out there in open forum. he has nothing to hide. he was saying he might have brushed against an ambassador at the mayflower hotel. is that the alleged third meeting? steve: tom cotton said the only potential crimes that we know about that have happened are the leaks. abby: i think we all needed that moment. you could see it on his face it was like thank you. brian: 13 minutes after the hour. straight ahead. many in the media saying the golden state warriors refusing to meet with president trump. is that true? is that real? we will set the record straig

. >> -- and all that matters -- >> do you like jason bourne or james bonds movies in. >> no. >> i do. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> the championship goes to the golden state warriors. believe in yourselfing and have every great player other than lebron james, you can accomplish anything. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." a massive and deadly fire overnight swept through a london apartment tire. witnesses described people trapped inside screaming for help. so far six people are confirmed dead, but the death tol death t go much higher. >> the intense fire sent raining debris to the residential neighborhood below. it could be seen 12 hours after the fire started. dozens of people are hospitalized. >> this tower is located miles west of kensington palace in the hearst of london. jonathan vigliotti is on the scene. jonathan, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. we're standing a block away and remains engulfed in smoke. you need to remember this. when this fire happened, it happened in the middle

. >> do you like jason bourn or james bond movies? a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and an ambassador of a foreign government colluded at an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of -- >> thank you for saying that, senator cotton it just like through the looking glags. i mean, what is this? i explained how in good faith i said i had not met with russians because they were suggesting i, as a surrogate, had been meeting with continuously with russians. i said i didn't meet with them. and nought next thing you know, i'm accused of some reception plotting some sort of influence campaign for the american election. it's just beyond my capability to understand and i really appreciate, mr. chairman, the opportunity to at least be able to say publicly, i didn't participate in that and know nothing about it. >> and i gather that's one reason you want to testify today in public. last week mr. comey, and characteristic, dramatic and theatrical fashion alluded to innu

. >> you like jason bourne or james bond movies? >> no. yes. i do. >> have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and ambassador of a foreign government colluded at an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history? >> thank you for saying that, senator cotton. it's like through the looking glass. what is this? i explained how in good faith i said how i had not met with russians because they were suggesting i as a surrogate met with russians. i said i didn't meet with them. now the next thing you know, i'm accused of some reception plotting some sort of influence campaign for the american election. it's just beyond my capability to understand. i really appreciate, mr. chairman, the opportunity to at least to be able to say publicly, i didn't participate in that. and know nothing about it. >> and i gather that's one reason why you wanted to testify today in public. last week mr. comey in dramatic fashion alluded to what you

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? atty gen. sessions: no. >> have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a plot line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and ambassador of a foreign government colluded in an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in history? atty gen. sessions: thank you for saying that. it's just like through the looking glass. i mean, what is this? how in good faith i said i had not met with the russians, because they were suggesting i as a surrogate had been meeting continuously with russians. i said i did meet with them. now the next thing you know, i'm accused of some reception plotting some sort of influence campaign for the american election. it's just beyond my capability to understand, and are really appreciate the opportunity at least a bevel to say publicly, i did not participate in that and know nothing about it. >> i gather that's one reason why you want to testify today in public. alludedk, mr. comey ominously to what you call innu

years ago would have seen sort of the details as they have come out now be something out of a jason bourne the oval office. the photos we received only because russian media was allowed in. the president is telling him he just fired the fbi director, calling him a nutjob, russia infiltrating our election system. we're learning more and more details about how in-depth that operation really is. were you undermining the actual issue and crisis as i would describe it at hand? >> we had that hearing because jim comey insinuated there's nefarious intelligence about what may have happened at the mayflower hotel between jeff sessions and the russian ambassador. jeff sessions flatly refuted that. david ignatius would never get a manuscript accepted, never being "new york times" best seller if plot line was sitting united states senator and russian ambassador are colluding in front of hundreds of people at a hotel, including the media, to pull off the greatest caper in the history of espionage. now, we have looked at a lot of other aspects of this matter and we're going to continue to look at it and

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies?att gen sessions: no. >> have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard of a front line so ridiculous that a sitting united states senator and ambassador of foreign government colluded at an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of the u.s.? >> att gen sessions: thank you for saying that, mr. cotton. it's through the looking glass. what is this? i explained how and good faith, i said i had not met with russians because they were suggesting i come as a surrogate, had been meeting with russians. i said i did not meet with them. now the next thing you know, i'm accused of some reception, plotting some sort of influence campaign with the american election. it's beyond my capability to understand. i appreciate the opportunity to be able to say publicly, i did not participate in that and know nothing about it. >> i gather that's one reason he wanted to testify today and public. last week, mr. comey and characteristic dramatic and

. >> do you like jason bourne or james bond movies? >> no. question.ghter] i do. >> have you ever in any of these fantastical situations heard after plot line so ridiculous a sitting united states senator and ambassador of a foreign government colluded at an open setting with hundreds of other people to pull off the greatest caper in the history of espionage? >> thank you for saying that. senator cotton, it just like through the looking glass. i mean what is this? i explained how in good faith i said i had not met with russians they were suggesting i as surrogate had been meeting continuously with russians. i said i didn't meet with them. now the next thing you know, i'm accused of some reception plotting, some sort of a influence campaign for the american election. it is just beyond my capability to understand and i really appreciate, mr. chairman, the opportunity to at least, to be able to say publicly, i didn't participate in that and know nothing about it. >> and i gather that is one reason why you wanted to testify today in public. last week mr. c