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. >> and we are getting matt rosenberg into the chair as fast as he can. but we have from you the new york time to talk about in general, sean spicer and why the white house cannot say simply who let devin nunes into the white house grounds. usually that's something very easy to reveal. that's not a secretive thing. but also the other day, sean spicer talking about who could have potentially played a role in getting nunes' information. >> well, look, on tuesday, spicer said in a briefing, in a manner that seemed hypothetical about, two sources who may have given intelligence. now that seems like a leading answer and it raises the question all along if the white house knew all along exactly who these sources were. which then gets into the problem of who authorized those two people to provide that. >> a reminder that it's msnbc news has not confirmed this reporting but we have matt rosenberg who is one of the co-authors. >> talk to me about what you were able to up cover and the names of the two white house staffers that helped, according to your reporting,

. ♪ we continue discussion of the house intelligence hearing with karoun demirjian and matt rosenbergwill we look back at this and maybe see it as a historic turning point in the investigation? >> it is a very remarkable thing when and at -- an fbi director says there is an active investigation going on in solving the white house. that is historic. majornly, there were two things that came out today. the president's accusations of the wiretapping had no evidence. there are still a lot of unanswered questions. not answered during the hearing. where this will continue, certainly it will be under a cloud of politics the whole time. it is certainly a notable day in the progress. charlie: was this a hard decision for the fbi director to make? karoun: the fbi director said he had gotten permission from the department of justice. there are rare circumstances were in the public interest it makes sense to break the public ruled that he doesn't comment on ongoing investigations. this has been many months in coming. he's getting a lot of pressure to say what he said, especially with the press re

. >> matt rosenberg, thank you so much. this is a great story. people can look at it online. thank you. appreciate that. >>> meantime, jared kushner also expected to get a new role in the administration today, leaving the effort to overhaul the federal government. he's going to lead the white house office of american innovation described as a kind of s.w.a.t. team of con still tants who will infuse washington with fresh thinking. joining me is ashley parker, political reporter at "the washington post" who first broke this story. ashley, so the presidentold "the washington post" in a statement, i'm going to read it here, i promise the amecan people i would produce results and apply my ahead-of-schedule and under-budget mentality to the government. so tell me how this is supposed to look. what is this going to look like? >> sure. so they are sort of still figuring it out what this is going to look like, but this is supposed to be kind of an internal consulting group, like a mackenzie, for instance. it's very small, very nimble, a small group of aides who almost all of them have

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we continue our discussion of the house intelligence hearing with karoun demirjian and matt rosenberg of "the new york times." karoun, tell me whether you think we'll look back at this and maybe see it as a historic turning point in this investigation. >> it is certainly a very remarkable thing when an fbi director says yes, there is an active investigation going on, basically a counterintelligence investigation that does involve the white house. i think that's certainly a historic thing. certainly this is also there were two major markers that came out today, that being one of them and the fbi director saying that the president's accusations that ot bama administration was wiring tapping the phone there is nothing there. that is not the final word on the investigation. there are still a lot of unanswered questions, many of them we heard comey not answering during that hearing. where this will continue is certainly going to be under a crowd of-- it certainly is a notable day in the progress of how that has been going. >> rose: was this a hard decision for the fbi direct tore make? >>

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we've got matt schlapp joining us. simon rosenberg former campaign adviser for president bill clinton. good of both of you to hang on. we've only got a few minutes left, matt. i want to get your take on what you just heard. tom price did read things off. he was really trying to sell this new gop health care plan. dy this help convince some of those that are even on the right that are skeptical of what has been unveiled? >> first of all tom price has a stellar conservative voting record. his voting record is in the high 90s. he is reassuring. he's a doctor. he's an expert on this policy. he led the charge in the house. he reminds conservatives is this is how it startsit issen necessarily how i ends. but there are principles that we have to lay out. i think he did a great job explaining those. >> he was pressed on whether he supports every aspt ofhis bill. he has said it has been a work in progress. that president trump and his administration support this step in what they believe is in the right direction. he said that we will work wit