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louisiana congressman mike johnson. welcome, sir.would you like to ask ramblein rod rosenstein. >> transparency is important. and for all intents and purposes we believe rosenstein has been stonewalling us. we have been asking for documents related to the russia probe for over a year now. many of the documents that have not been forthcoming including the mccabe memo and things related to the peter strzok-lisa page paramour. all of these are related to us in our oversight responsibilities and all the bucks stop at rosenstein's desk. kennedy: why has the president not pressed on his calls to release the information you just mentioned. >> if he presses too hard, then his opponents the democrats will say he's trying to interfere with the mueller investigation. i don't think that's true. i think desperate times call for desperate measures. kennedy: do you think rod rosenstein and jeff sessions should both go? >> we are at a critical point. i think the american people have had it with the muter investigation. we have seen the evidence, eve

office for both member and staff, please stamp it offices of representative jim banks, mark, hank johnson and mike kelly. ladles and gentlemen, the finalist. [applause] to present the award for the winners in this category for the democracy award please welcome to the stage one of our platinum sponsors mary popovich, vice president of gas engineering and supply at cms energy. [applause] >> thank you. i'm honored to celebrate the men and women who go to work each day in service of the american people. these words have a special place in our hearts at cms energy because we also go to work every day with the service mindset. in each task we take on we look at it through the lens of our corporate purpose which is world-class performance delivering hometown service. that means we put all of her work on keeping our focus on the people we are serving. it's more than doing the job but taking care of friends and neighbors who depend on us. the category of constituent service honors those who organize this mindset and make it their duty to carry out in their daily work. it's my pleasure to present the const

office for both member and staff, please stamp it offices of representative jim banks, mark, hank johnson and mike kelly. ladles and gentlemen, the finalist. [applause] palkovich the mary award for the winners in this category for the democracy award please welcome to the stage one of our platinum sponsors mary palkovich, vice president of raul grijalva and senator john boseman, republican from arizona. [applause] and accepting on behalf of senator boseman is his general counsel susan olson. [applause] >> my sincere appreciation. it's a democracy award and is a very important confirmation and their fine staff that her finals. many times work goes unrecognized and unappreciative. this recognition is important. it brings attention and honor. eople that come to our offices come seeking out and they come confused and come to vet and it takes a certain kind of people to be able to help them navigate and advocate for them and treat them with compassion and attention that they and respect hey deserve. in a way the staff at these offices are showing this constituent the samaritan, this resident how democr

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johnson joins us from the newsroom with more on a good day forethe kins. hey, dave. >> well, yeah, it has been that long. wow, you've been counting. mike shanahan was the head ach, robert griffin iii the quarterback. that means it's the first opening season win for coach gruden, and a big rson why the redskins are finally winners week one is because ofpl the ay-off two players in the first year in thend burgundy a gold. alex smith making his first start for the redskins, looking for the road win, and smith finding a new farth target, chris thompson. with a catch, takes it 13 yards into the end ne, one of two touchdown passit. and redskins out to a-0 lead. and they wouldn't give it up. later in the quarter, another w redskin making h mark. adrian peterson scores the 100th rushing touchdown i his career ng tenth all time in rus yards. redskins win it, 24-6. the first season opening win under head coach jay gruden, a topic he couldn't escape in the postgame. >> you guys kept reminding me all week about the thing,4 start. i think it'sne game. win or lose, i told the team we're 1-0. now it's time to put back-to-back games together. >> i fee

for msnbc and nbc news, philip rucker and joshua johnson, the host of public radio series 1a distributed nationally by npr. good to have you on. >> mikeard for a little while. what's your take away on the book? >> take it to the bank. if you edit woodard's stuff, some would say bob is plotting. that's a compliment because he is fully versed in everything he brings to the table, fully sourced out. i mean, take it to the bank. take it to the bank. >> elise, what about you? i know you're from the south. maybe the president will listen to you any way. >> i'm kind of slow, but thank you for still respecting my opinion. according to donald trump. but i was impressed by the call, the transcript of the call that bob woodward had with donald trump, how much information just in that one call where donald trump thought that he could woo bob woodward into shelving a book and started out by praising him and slid huddenly he knew i going to be a bad book and it was over. no one on the staff thought it was a good idea to sit down with bob woodward. >> philip rucker, you are looking at the book as well. and getting a sense of not only just the emotio