[inaudible conversations] >> live coverage of book it's value will continue in a few minutes, josh campbell, former assistant director to james comey, shares thoughts on president trump's relationship with the bureau. and later today you'll hear from gun safety advocate. we will be back live from austin shortly. after words with fox news legal and political analyst greg jaret on the mueller investigation. >> there were multiple dueling investigations going on at the same time, trey gowdy's investigation was probably the foremost but had it not been for the deceptions by hillary clinton and the state department about benghazi, we would have never discovered these -- this private server in which hundreds of thousands of emails of classified documents were short at moment. >> the folks that you chronical in the book, the fbi, predominantly by mr. brennan and folks, the intelligence community switched then and go on offense at some point in this process, they decide to quote peter strzok we have to stop him, we are going to stop him, meaning trump. they take extraordinary measures to try to dig

we'll bring in josh campbell. he joins us on the phone to talk about what they would have needed in terms of cia intelligence. we know they would have gotten intelligence like this many, many times before. it is significant that at this moment in time, they had that tip, as they said, yes. special forces, commandos, will go in. >> exactly, paula. you look at the osama bin laden model. this is intelligence that the u.s. government had for quite a period of time. they were staring at imagery that this is a high-value target. what we don't know is if the intelligence was long in the making. if this was coming from a human info perfo performance, that they had to act upon. that's what we're waiting to he hear. nevertheless, there would require a new approach. and the defense department, the pointy end of the spear to try to take out this target or capture him. one thing that's important to realize, is the pointy end of the spear, anywhere work is done now. u.s. special operations forces. there is a continuing threat,

[inaudible conversations] >> live coverage of book it's value will continue in a few minutes, josh campbellformer assistant director to james comey, shares thoughts on president trump's relationship with the bureau. and later today you'll hear from gun safety advocate. we will be back live from austin shortly. after words with fox news legal and political analyst greg jaret on the mueller investigation. >> there were multiple dueling investigations going on at the same time, trey gowdy's investigation was probably the foremost but had it not been for the deceptions by hillary clinton and the state department about benghazi, we would have

. >> for more we're joined by scott jennings, keirsten powers and josh campbell, author of the reallynside donald trump's war on the fbi." keirsten, the idea rudy giuliani now won't deal with ukraine matters i'm not even sure what that means because i mean rudy giuliani suddenly going silent on ukraine, i don't know, it seems unlikely. >> right. well, this seem tuesday be an area he's very interested in and obviously has his tentacles all over the place as it relates to ukrainian issues and has for a long time. obviously this is making trouble for the president. you have the president even not directly answering whether or not he's actually working for the president anymore, sort of referring to it in the past tense. so this would suggest to me that they're recognizing that there's a problem with his connections to ukraine and at a bare minimum he needs to step back away from that. >> scott, i mean should the president still consider rudy giuliani his personal attorney given all that's going on? >> no, absolutely not. i mean giuliani being in the middle of this from the beginning has

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our law enforcement analyst, josh campbell, who used to work at the fbi said if an employee of an intelligence community brought their personal device into a secure facility and live tweeted a meeting, it would probably be their last day employed by the u.s. government. there are serious implications of this. >> there are, and anybody that had a security clearance, if they hadn't been fired, that security clearance would be removed as well. there's a reason for process. there's a reason for rules. while it may be a surprise for many of those republicans who, i agree with gloria, where they are more for show, there will be a time when president trump will not be president. there will be a time when there's going to be a democratic president and i don't know how they would react if democrats did the same. that's why you have process. you don't want to change that. you see that this comes just two days after the president said that he wanted republicans to act tougher. well, this could possibly be one of the ways that they were acting tougher, but it also came after a day of very damaging testimo

it's my pleasure today to moderate discussion with josh campbell, the author of crossfire hurricane inside doll charms were in the and now start by giving a brief introductionn. josh is a-- was a supervisory special agent of the fbi and he was involved in high profile terrorism and kidnapping ioinvestigations, manage the bureau munication in response to crisis incidents. overseas he was on multiple-- diplomatic operational assignments@has been awarded the fbi combat awarded four times for his work embedded with military special operation. he's presently a cnn law enforcement analysty on cnn. he is a term member of the council of the foreign relations and teaches national security law at usc. he received his masters from johns hopkins universityop and much board for from our perspective in austin he's a graduate of the university of texas. [applause]. most relevant to his book is that he was james comey's special assistant. the book crossfire hurricane gets its name, that was the codename for the fbi rush nvinvestigation and as james comey's assistant he's able to offer a fly on the wall pe

is of number 12 right here, we have samantha power as well is josh campbell with james comey on september 16th, and on september 24th, patty smith will get listener for dark memoir of the year. tickets for all of those events are on sale now. i hope to see you guys some of them this month. now onto the if it you guys are all here for secretary his northwest native native who surf more than four decades is marine infantry officer. following two years is a secretary of defense, he returned to the northwest and is now the families distinguished fellow at the uber institution at stanford university. chaos is the account of madison's story career. from wide-ranging leadership roles in three wars, to ultimately commanding a quarter of a million troops across the middle east. along the way, he recounts his foundational experiences is a leader, exacting the lessons he has learned about the nature of war fighting and peacemaking. the importance of allies in the strategic dilemmas now facing our nation. he makes it clear why america must return to a strategic voting so it's not just continue winnin

professor at the university of texas and it's my great pleasure today to moderate the discussion with josh campbell, he's the author of cross fire hurricane, inside donald trump's war on the fbi. to start by giving brief introduction, josh is a supervisor or was supervisor special agent with the fbi, involved in high-profile terrorism and kidnapping investigations, he managed the bureau's interagency communications in response to crisis incidents as he describes them, overseas he was on multiple diplomatic and operational assignments, he has been awarded the fbi combat award four times for work embedded with military special operations and cia teams abroad, he is presently a cnn law enforcement analyst, many of you have probably seen him on cnn. he's a team member -- term member, excuse me of the council in foreign relations, teaches national security law at usc, he received masters from john hopkins university and much more important from our perspective here in austin, graduate of the university of texas. [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> most relevant to his book is that he was james comey's s

gabriel brothers, tumbleweed, the one that you were going to do at campbell's, and the murder of your soon-to-be ex-wife, brandy. >> reporter: joshic crime scene photo of poor brandy. >> this is what you are responsible for. this is what happened to your ex -- i'm willing to talk to you to get your side of the story if you're willing to talk to me. >> i think you're a good investigator but i'm going to have an attorney. >> okay. >> we're gonna do that. >> that's fine, josh. >> reporter: meanwhile, back in zanesville, police surrounded sirius underwood's car and arrested him. his interrogation didn't last long. >> you know why you're here? >> tell me. >> okay, we've had a grand jury, and you've been indicted. >> for what? >> aggravated murder, aggravated robberies, attempted robberies, weapon under disability, tampering with evidence, josh daniels was also arrested, and if josh is up there talking, i think it's the proper thing to tell you that you have the opportunity to tell me too. would you like to talk to me about this? >> no, i want a lawyer. >> you want a lawyer? >> yeah. >> okay. >> reporter: josh waved extradition, and wa