i want to bring in congressman mike turner, republican from ohio, a member of the armed services committee and select committee on intelligence. congressman, good to see you. does this new reporting on rick gates indicate to you that mueller is still focused on this question of collusion? >> that is his mandate. as the intelligence committee took a look at this, as you know, we had comey and clapper and brennan and everyone who initiated the investigation coming forward saying they have no evidence of collusion or collaboration, but they have questions. that certainly was the mandate given to the special counsel. i don't think anyone should prejudge what's coming out of the special counsel one way or the other. i think we need to let the investigation go forward. i think throughout the investigation there will be steps in which we will look to, as you just did, your own legal analysis, to try to give us perspective. i think it's premature for us to determine at all either way as to what p special counsel is finding or what they're undertaking other than understanding that is their mandate,

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. >> just real quickly, when we spoke with representative mike turner and the last hour, he suggested that there could be a conflict with the justice department essentially investigating itself. you don't see it that way. >> no, i mean, again, let's be clear, the justice department would be investigating not itself so much as the fbi. and i know that the fbi is part of the justice department, but they're different for these purposes. special counsel regulation is very specific that we only need a special counsel in circumstances where the folks who are potentially being investigated are those who are in a position to alter and affect and impede the investigation. so senior doj officials, the president, other senior administration officials, if there was abuse of the fbi, and i think the jury is still very much out on that, you know, i think the attorney general's position is that's the kind of thing the justice department is very good at finding and basically everyone should, you know, trust the justice department at least here to run through its ordinary processes, to run the traps a

turner reporting, thank you. two senior officials tell fox news that mike pompeo will meet rex tillerson and senior staff tomorrow will then go to meet with stop senate leaders later in the day, including with bob corker. as you know, president trump fired rex tillerson last tuesday and nominated pompeo who is currently the cia director to replace him. meanwhile, bob corker saying he believes president trump will do away with the iran nuclear deal, making good on a promise not to extend waivers on economic sanctions during the next deadline in may. >> right now it doesn't feel like it's going to be extended. i think the president likely will move away from it unless my european counterparts really come together on a framework and it doesn't feel to me that they are. now as we get within two weeks of the may 12th date, that could change. >> do you think the president is going to pull out of the iran deal may 12th. >> i do, i do. >> rick: the president takes issue with iran's destabilizing activities including the test firing of ballistic missiles and supporting rebels in yemen as well as hezbollah in syria and leb

cia director mike pompeo prepares for a confirmation hearing to become america's next secretary of state. gillian turnerith what all that could mean. >> hi, leland. they may be treating threats for the past year, but now they are communicating with one another in a pastor is nuclear negotiations through south korea. ever since the white house announced president trump and kim jong said they would meet face-to-face, south korea has served as an interlocutor in cheerleader for north korea talks. for weeks, leaders have been urging the administrations towards a meeting, encouraging them to seize the moment and get together as soon as possible. south korea's foreign minister is urging both sides to be patient. >> we believe the north korean leader is taking stock. we give them the benefit of the doubt in the time he would need to come up with some public messaging. >> while there's lots of speculation surrounding the timing, location participants in the meeting, the administration has remained tightlipped. >> i can get into the details of the preparations on the progress being made, but i can tell you we ar