and to katie benner's superb point, no one was asking if the officers were okay. nobody was asking how many of their own supporters have been injured. nobody was asking -- what they're talking about are ongoing interview processes that are thwarted or in danger. let me read this text exchange to you this. is hope hicks and julie radford. she was i believe ivanka trump's chief of staff. hope hicks -- all of us that didn't have jobs lined up will be perpetually unemployed. i'm so mad and so upset. well all look like domestic terrorists now. now is such an interesting word, miles. bradford replies, oh, yes, i'm been crying for an hour. hope hicks -- she has no idea this made us unemployable. god, i'm so f'ing mad. >> julie radford. i know. like there isn't a chance of finding a job. visa also sent me a blowoff email today, dot dot dot. already. hope hicks -- no, not being dramatic, but we are all f'd. alyssa look likes a genius. she resigned in early november. she was white house communications director. she is now co-host on the view. >> what most stood out, it was

charlie's story which he also did with two other very fine "new york times" reporters adam goldman and katie benner lost his bearings in terms of doj principles and norms. principles of federal prosecution in terms of what it takes to bring a case. and we saw, you know, two failed prosecutions. i was say witness in one of the prosecution trials, called by the defense, called by michael sussman with respect to some notes i had taken in my role as the acting assistant attorney general and it was clear to me just preparing as i had to to testify that this was an incredibly thin case and of course it resulted in an acquittal and a very, very short order after putting many, many people through a lot of trauma and getting ready for this trial. so i feel like he really sort of lost track of what the principles are that guide prosecutions and he certainly lost track of the rule, the norms of doj that you do not comment on pending investigations and you certainly don't comment intending to tilt public opinion when the inspector general came out with his lengthy report and i had been interviewed by him as we