now learn this morning that chairman nunez was at the white house the day before that event. doing what? we do not. mr. president, it could very well be the case. that chairman nunez is breathing members of the administration about an investigation of which they are the subject. chairman nunez is falling down on the job. and it seems to be more interested in protecting the president than in seeking the truth. you cannot have the person in charge of an impartial nation be partial to one side. it is an inherent decade of bipartisan cooperation on the intelligence committee. which handles such sensitive information paramount to national security. it undermines congress as a coat equal branch of government. and until the executive branch accountable for its actions. and it corrodes the american people's confidence in our government. mr. president, if speaker ryan wants the house to have a credible investigation, he needs to replace chairman nunez. congress was meant by the framers to be separate and equal. i sincerely worry that under his direction, mr. nunez is pushing the committee into a direction of o

paul ryan maintained yesterday to reporters that he saw no reason for mr. nunezo step away from the investigation. other republicans have said that he should do so. floyd in jonesville, virginia. republican. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call this morning. thankk mr. trump -- mr. trump for doing away with those cold regulations. -- coal regulations. my son is already starting back. he was laid off two years ago and they called him back. they are getting started back up. him for that. a lot of people think we cause global warming and all this, but it's not. the world is changing because we have three world ages. first, the dinosaurs were here. we were here in our spiritual body then. then come changed to this world age. there will be a third world age. it will change pretty soon. they can learn about that in mark chapter 13 or go to shepherdschapel.com. host: your son was laid off two years ago. why was he laid off then? host: he was off work -- caller: he was off work for two years when obama done what he done. then, he went to work, the

about three weeks ago, the white house reached out to mr. nunez to ask him to basically disavow a press report that had to do with trump's connections to moscow. mr. nunes agreed to that request. according to his account, he spoke to one reporter, repeating something he had already said publicly at the white house. for democrats, that was an interference in the integrity of the probe. they saw that as a sign that mr. behavings not objectively, basically running interference for the president. according to republicans, this was something he did publicly, speaking to one reporter. is katie boest williams of the hill. she was previously a freelance for publications such as the atlantic. you can watch this hearing at 10:00 today on c-span. you can find out more on our website, watch it on c-span, and view it on c-span.org. north carolina, independent line. go ahead. caller: this is political theater. this is a waste of time here. the republicans control both -- both branches of the house, the senate and the executive. this is a waste of time here. no

after mr. nuneznouncement, adam schiff the top democratic on the committee came and briefed reporters and said he was displeased. i asked him specifically, do you believe devin nunez should step down as the chairman of the committee. take a listen. >> are you, do you believe that he can still run this committee or should he step aside? >> you know, ultimately, that's a decision that the speaker needs to make. and i think the speaker has to decide just as well as their own chairman. >> so, that's a question going forward, john, how does this move forward? right now democrats do plan to participate on this committee. they do want to interview these trump associates and watch for paul manafort. that date it be announced some time soon and i'm told the senate intelligence committee also interviewing paul manafort and moving forward on that, in that area. will manafort testify in a public session? >> some progress getting witnesses in, but also a lot of partisanship. let's bring this -- this one to me is

. >> mr. nunez, aye. >> t barry, aye. >> mr. ross cam, aye. >> mr. buchanan, aye. >> mr. smith, eye. >> miss jenkins, mr. paulson, aye. >> mr. march aant aye. >> miss black, aye. >> mr. reed, aye. >> mr. kellie, aye. >> mr. re-navy, aye. >> mr. mean, aye. >> miss gnome, aye. >> mr. holding, aye. >> mr. smith of missouri, aye. >> mr. rice, aye. >> miss swieg aarswiegart, aye. >> miss colar ski, aye. >> mr. car bellow, aye. >> mr. bishop, aye. >> mr. neil, no. >> mr. leven, no. >> mr. lewis, no. >> mr. dog ggedogget, no. >> mr. thompson, no. >> mr. larson, no. >> mr. bloomen hour, no. >> mr. kind, no. >> mr. pass cell, no. >> mr. crowley, no. >> mr. davis, no. >> miss sanchez, no. >> mr. higgins, no. >> miss sul, no. >> miss bell ben nay, no. >> miss chu, no. >> mr. johnson, aye. >> miss jenkins. >> chairman brady, aye. . >>> the clerk will report. >> 33 ayes, 16 nay. >> the motion is approved. >> mr. chairman in less than two days that the bill text was released the president, vice president and secretary of health and human services consider the language today is still op

>> aye. >> mr. nunez? >> aye. >> mr. teaberry? >> aye. >> mr. reichert? >> aye. >> mr. rosskin? >> aye. >> mr. buchanan? >> aye. >> mr. smith of nebraska? >> aye. >> ms. jenkins? mr. paulson? mr. marchant? >> aye. >> ms. black? >> aye. >> mr. reed? >> aye. >> mr. kelly? >> aye. >> mr. renasi? >> aye. >> mr. means? >> aye. >> ms. nome? >> aye. >> mr. holding? >> aye. >> mr. smith of missouri? >> aye. >> mr. wright? >> aye. >> mr. sh wikert? >> aye. >> miss ma larkey? >> aye. >> mr. provelo? >> aye. >> mr. bishop? >> aye. >> mr. neil? >> no. >> mr. levin? >> no. >> mr. lewis? >> no. >> mr. dockette? >> no. >> mr. thompson? >> no. >> mr. larson? >> no. >> mr. blumenauer? >> no. >> mr. kind? >> no. >> mr. pascarell? >> no. >> mr. crowley? >> no. >> mr. davis? >> no. >> ms. sanchez? >> no. >> mr. higgins? >> no. >> miss sewel? miss delben nay? >> no. >> miss chu? >> no. >> miss jenkins? mr. paulson? >> aye. >> miss sewel? chairman brady? >> aye. >> >> miss sewel, do you wish to be recorded? >> yes. >> how would you like to be recorded? >> no. >> miss sewel, no. >> the clerk will repo

reporter: when you met with mr. nunez today, did he reveal of theg about the source investigation, whether the white house had any involvement of white house nto grounds? the new york times and michael ellis being involved? rep. schiff: we department get into details. wanted to get into how did and we esses testify were focused on getting the hearings back on track. length and breadth of our discussion. as i mentioned earlier, not an easy conversation at the moment, but and i'm has to go on willing to work with whoever i line o get to the bottom here. eporter: is there any way to get to the bottom of this impasse. it's my understanding you're from lding your signature a letter in bringing them back scheduling hearings. is there anything involved with that? say schiff: i wouldn't we're withholding anything. we signed the letter that the chairman wanted. invited directors comey and rogers to come back and testify provided aession and letter with a signature inviting yates to come back. the chairman has yet to sign that lett

mr nunez says he has no intention of the accusing himself.ommittee chair says he will not share his intelligence sources with other members of the committee. it is complicated but it gets to the heart of how these investigations are working and what relationship those overseeing investigations have the president. our reporter is live in washington, dc. anthony, when we are talking about the source mr nunes got his information from, we are referring to someone inside the white house? certainly someone inside the executive branch of government, it could have been an intelligence officials who works at the executive branch. mr nunes went to the white house to meet with this person who showed him the documents, the intelligence reports that had data from those wiretaps that incidentally picked up trump's communications or someone close to trump. then he went back to the capital, held a press conference and them back to the white house to inform president trump himself about the information contained in these documents and holds another press conf

sean spicer saying i'm not going to comment because we don't know what mr. nunez is going to tell us, but he's on his way to the white house this afternoon to brief the president. hello, everybody, i'm cheryl i'm in for trish regan, we would like to welcome you to the intelligence report. one of three breaking news stories we're following including of course confirmation hearings on neil gorsuch. we want to talk ab london police say that they are treating this attack today outside of britain's parliament as a quote terrorist incident. officials say a man with a knife attacked a police officer was then shot by police after he ran over several people on the westminster bridge with his car. now, scotland yard confirming four fatalities, including the attacker and one police offir. several being described as catastrophic injuries. we're going to go to adam shapiro with the latest of what's happening in london right now and what we're learning from scotland officials there. back here at home, again, a lot of breaking news. several items of course what sean spicer just

. >> eric: for now, mr. nunez will stay.peaker ryan has expressed support. >> jenna: in the meantime, some new evidence in the rape case. one of the fathers of one of the suspects has been arrested. both suspects are illegal immigrants, but that doesn't seem to have changed public opinion of the county's sanctuary policies. there's a lot to unpack here including some new evidence that is confirmed. doug joins us live from city hall in maryland. >> the arrest of when the fathers is a strong signal that ice is stepping up their enforcement, even in century cities like rockville. yesterday, police arrested -- ice arrested the father for unlawful entry. in other developments, and last night's city council meeting, the scheduled 50 minute public comment. mac stretched to over an hour with -- this occurring after attorney sunil jeff sessions warned it to withdraw federal money. >> we must not enact collective guilt. >> i believe he built a great america. tonight i brought my passport to prove that i am a u.s. citizen. i do not wan

mr. nunez? >> aye. teberry?very? -- >> aye. >> mr. buchanan? >> aye. >> mr. smith? >> aye. >> miss jenkins? mr. paulson? >> aye. >> miss black? >> aye. >> mr. reid? >> aye. >> mr. meehan? >> aye. christmas are holding? -- >> mr. holding? >> aye. >> mr. rice? >> aye. >> mr. schweiker? >> aye. >> mr. bishop? >> aye. >> mr. neil? >> no. >> mr. neil? >> no. mr. lewis? >> no. >> mr. thompson? >> no. >> mr. lawson? x -- >> no. prestel -- preschell? >> no. >> mr. davis? >> no. >> mr. higgins? >> no. chu?ss >> no. >> mr. johnson? >> aye. >> ms. jenkins? -- chairman brady? >> aye. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> 23 aye. 16 nay. >> the motion to table is approved. >> point of order, mr. chairman. in the less than 40 hours, less , the bill text was released, the president, vice president, the secretary of human services has said that the language we consider today is still open to consideration to the work in progress. surely, this -- >> if i may -- >> mr. chairman, i am getting to my question. is this a discussion draft before us which these comments seem to indicate? o

own hearings into interfere in the elections and "the new york times" says who gave information to mr. nunezach is covering the story. r rrom washington, d.c. live with the details now. >> reporter: hi there sharrie, big developments on this stohei today. the white house is offering to share some secret documents with the ranking members of the respective intelligence commit es, but adam sch frf the ranking member sent a lepder to the white house and a public statement saying that this needs to be shared with all the members of the committee as this investigation continues. >> the white house will not say how devon nunez received secret incomes or if it was done with the direction of president tcommmp. >> was anyone at the white house or national security team tried to find i is wormation to backup -- >> i don't -- i'm not aware of anything directly. lou would have to look into that. >> they are report that two white house officials gave nunez lou is wormation that somewhat valgh wated president trump's claims of wiretapping. and they wondd share the infoat nation but sean spicer would not s

we have also learned that mr. nunez visited the white house grounds to meet his source but still hasn't shown any evidence. >> are you going to stay as chairman and run this investigation? >> why would i not? you need to ask them why these things are being said. >> they are saying it cannot run with you as chairman. >> you have to talk to them. that sound like their problem. my colleagues are perfectly fine. they know we are doing an investigation. that will continue. >> back to you, jim. we talked so much about his visit to the white house and this super secure place known as a skiff but we don't know what he saw. we still don't know who cleared him to get to where you are. >> that's right. sean spicer was asked about this during the briefing today. he was asked, do you have any more information to provide. yesterday, at the briefing, sean spicer indicated that there would be some more information coming at some point. he just did not answer the question when asked, well, who cleared devon nunes on to the grounds of th

mr. nunez's visit to the white house, and now they're talking about it in the way that we're now hearing, but they clearly don't want her to testify. >> and you know that he is defending his decision to review the reports in a secure facility on the white house grounds. he says that information was not given to continue. you know what he said, you know what you know about how washington works, do you believe he should rescues himself? >> i think he should have shared that information with the ranking member, his staff, and the republicans and democrats on the committee. going to the white house shortly after learning they're the subject of the investigation of the surussia-trump probe. i ask with the greatest respect, let someone else do this. it is apparent you can't serve both masters and you should rescues yourself at this time. >> do you believe you will get the information that others have asked for? even lindsey graham said unless he can give democrats the information he says he has, he can no longer function as chairman of that committee. do you believe you will get that informatio

why this is significant is a lot of critics believe that mr. nunezave gotten some of the information from people sympathetic to the white house, maybe the white house itself, in order to provide political cover for the president at the time where he was contending that he had been wiretapped under the orders of president obama. and the suggestion that perhaps that he may have been, at least in some way, to muddy the waters a little bit, could protect president trump. so, that's why mr. nunes has come under a lot of scrutiny for this. one other thing, john and poppy, i asked mr. nunes repeatedly, did you get this information from the white house. he would not rule that out, but he was on the white house grounds the day before the announcement. >> thank you for the reporting. again, the background of this is, remember, the president said just about a week before nunes came forward with that information that, indeed, we would be presented soon with information in the coming days that would back up his wiretapping claim against president obama. of course

they still say they have full faith and confidence in mr. nunez. >> casey hunt, clearly in the bowels of congress for us this morning. there is a pipe just a few inches from your head there. casey, do be careful, for us. let's bring in the panel here. >> i'll look out for it. >> john nixon a cia analyst for more than a decade his book "debriefing the president the interrogation of saddam hussein" and with me mike, with "slate" and msnbc political analyst and "time" columnist alicia jordan. thanks for being with us on this tuesday morning. john, can you shed some light on this trip to the white house? again, nunez says this was no big deal, just wanted a secure spot to see these documents, so he picked 1600 pennsylvania avenue. does that seem reasonable to you? >> no. it seems a little unreasonable. it seems a little bit out of protocol. if a member of congress wants to look at sensitive compartmented information which is what i think the chairman was going to look at, you know, all he needs to do is walk across the street in his house office build

we'll get to mr. nunez who, by the way, is the house intelligence committee chairman. what does he know about possible surveillance of the trump transition team? maybe president trump himself. we're following that story. also watching a couple of major stories developing at this minute. four dead. 20 injured in a london terror attack, including the suspect and a police officer. the gop health care plan inching toward a vote tomorrow as the freedom caucus finally resists day three for judge neil gorsuch and, oh, yes, wall street reacting to it all. let's go back now to devon nunez house intelligence committee chairman. see what he has to say as he leaves the white house. listen in. >> i know a lot of you aren't from the u.s. congress, so i haven't had a chance to brief a lot of you in the past. but just in order to keep you all fully updated on what's happening with this investigation, today i briefed the president on the concerns that i had about incidental collection and how it relates to president-elect trump and his transition team and the concerns that i have as i

the revelation on thursday that officials disclosed the reports which mr. nunez then iscussed with mr. trump, is likely to fuel criticism that the intelligence chairman has too eag tore do the bidding of the trump administration while his committee is supposed conducting an independent investigation of russia's presidential e election. yesterday, white house spokesman spicer was asked about this. let's look at what he said. you won't identify congressman nunez's sources but that it abundantly clear at least some white house officials had to get involved to gete information here him access? sean spicer: i cannot get into that was. if i go down the path of confirming and denying one a very e're going down slippery slope. i've made my position clear on that. host: and we are talking to you president trump's claim that we must fight house republican caucus. that, l get right back to to talk take a moment about the -- north carolina's transgender bathroom bill this week. stom d craver of "the win salem journal" business and on theare reporter there line to give us the

democrats plan to continue to participate in the investigation as they have been frustrated with how mr. nunezt to the white house and briefed on new information before talking to the committee, but schiff believe if democrats don't participate this investigation into russia will not happen but as you see, a sharp disagreement between the two over central question, what the actual evidence they are talking about is in raising a question about whether or not the committee can ultimately produce a bipartisan report. anderson? >> man knu raju, thank you very much. >>> he said he felt vindicated with the wiretapping but he saw no evidence president trump was directly or personally wire temperatured. in the latest issue "is truth dead," they embrace the untrue claims, the article is called can president trump handle the truth? it was wrote after interviewing president trump yesterday and joins us now. michael, thanks for being with us. fascinating interview and article. i want to get into some details what the president told you but on the timing of this, when did he reach out to the white house ab

democrats plan to continue to participate in this investigation even as they've been frustrated with how mr. nunez went to the white house, briefed the white house on this new information before talking to the committee, but schiff believes that if democrats don't participate, this investigation into russia will not happen, but anderson, as you see, a sharp disagreement between the two over a central question about what the evidence that they're looking at is, and raising a question about whether or not the committee can ultimately produce a bipartisan report. >> all right. thank you very much. shortly after the house intelligence chairman said what he said yesterday, the president said he felt somewhat vindicated with respect to his wiretap claim, even tle there was a point of saying there was no evidence the president was drelktly or personally wiretapped. is truth dead, "time" the article is called can president trump handle the truth. it was written after interviewing president trump yesterday. he joins us now, michael. it was a mas nating interview and an article. i want to get into some of t

mr. nunez's claims a week ago, we on the senate side still have no idea what he's talking about. >> stillpromised, we have a new twist on what went down in the presidential debates and the presidential campaign in general last fall. that question, how did donald trump win? what did he tap. >> here's an interesting way of trying to figures out a gender reversal of sorts. it's getting a lot of attention. the team behind it, thea actors who did this will join me in studio. you will not want to miss this. before that let's take a quick look at wall street. it had been a pretty rough eight days. was it a ninth day of a slide or a turnaround? here's hampton peterson with the market wrap. >> hey, steve. we did have the markets shaking off that losing streak, ending in positive territory. the dow higher by 150 points. the s&p up 17. the nasdaq rising by about 34 points. and that is it from cnbc. first in business worldwide. i mean wish i had time to take care of my portfolio, but.. well, what are you doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's bas

schiff, mr. nunez and democratic counterpart adam schiff made this real show of working together. even add monday's hearing the body language between the two of them was incredibly positive and yesterday, it seemed to blow up. and it is not really clear exactly what happened there or why. but it does seem that there is a real lasting damage there. >> sreenivasan: there was calls from senator mccain on the republican side and i think joe biden even tweeted where he wrote checks and balances, ime mark. chair of committee investigating white house, can't share is info with white house, mccain is right, need select committee. is that gaining any momentum? >> it's hard to say right now. the house has been deep into the health-care bill over the last day and a half. the senate is obviously dealing with the gor shuch nomination. so i think we're going to see am the incomes few days where this goes as those issues fade and this issue comes back. and there are supposed to be more hearings next week by the house intelligence committee. >> sreenivasan: all right, matthew rosenberg of "the ne

mr. nuÑezas on the campus to say we do not know who let them in the gat apparently it is -- and you describe that as a normal process. tell me if it is normal the way i am describing. thisuÑez the head of committee is allowed to remove around the executive complex, we do not know who let him in, to speak to two deputy level members of the national security council. he is then allowed to see information. he then obtains an appointment with the president of the united states to the scorched that information. he then goes public with that information, then seven or so days later, you say it would be appropriate for everybody to come down here and click at it. is that a normal process? a, i would take the issue with a number of things in your chronology. number one what you are forgetting is initially, he is the one that said publicly before any of us came to light in terms of the presidents march tweet, that he was looking into this. accordinto john roberts, he said that neither of those individua

mr. nunez, aye. mr. teaberry aye. mr. roscum. mr. buchanan, aye. mr. paulson, aye. mr. marchant, aye. ms. black, aye. mr. reid, aye. mr. kelly, aye. mr. ranacy, aye. mr. meean, no. mr. holding, aye. mr. smith of missouri, aye. mr. rice, aye. mr. schagart, aye. mr. carbello, aye. mr. bishop, aye. mr. neil, no. mr. levin. mr. lewis, no. mr. doggat, no. mr. thompson, no. mr. larson, no. mr. bloomenhour, no. mr. kind, no. mr. pascral, no. mr. crowley, no. mr. davis, no. ms. sanchez. mr. higgins, no. ms. sewell, no. ms. delbani, no. ms. choo, no. mr. roscum, yes. ms. jenkins. ms. sanchez. chairman brady, aye. >> the clerk will report the vote. 23 ayes and 15 no. >> the motion to table the agreement is agreed to. for what purpose does this gentleman seek recognition? >> i have an amendment, mr. chairman. >> can i stop you for a minute. >> i have respect and trust his judgment, but not always. i'd like to reserve a point of order. >> the point of order has been reserved. ask the gentleman to suspend while the clerk distributes. >> thank you. >> gentleman from new york is recog

there is a gray cloud quote-unquote, as my good friend mr. nunez said. and a senior member of this committee i might add. and the cloud of smoke has become too large, grows pretty weak to ominous to ignore any longer. just this week we learned that the presidents top advisor and son-in-law jared kushner sat down with the chief of russia's largest state-owned bank during the presidential transition. the united states had placed this bank on its sanctions list after president vladimir putin of russia annexed crimea and begin meddling in the ukraine. despite claims that nothing of consequence was discussed of the meeting, mr. kushner took this meeting at the behest of russian ambassador just react, which was intended to quote-unquote -- ambassador kislyak, to deliver a message. last week the fbi director james comey confirm testimony to the congress that his agency and began a counterintelligence investigation into russian interference into whether any associates of the president might have colluded with the russian government or the 216 campaign. i didn't

out mr. nunez misled mr. lake.e house is going to assist a working president with covering up actual allegations? >> several sources on the committee told me and the second point about who will be assisting them with the operation. tricky it has proved because this continues in the policy implications. the fact he is requesting immunity hurts president trump's ability to get through other policy items. >> what are we finding out about economic policy from the trump administration? >> all eyes will be on the floridahen they meet in . those tweets coming out in the last 24 hours saying they are going to talk about trade. , we don'tf specifics know yet. so far, that all is going to be handled. all eyes will be when they meet next week. thank you so much. try to get some rest. at the end of the first quarter, always a good time to speak. his expertise particularly in at foreign exchange market bank of america and now at amorous. why didn't the dollar move? his dollar resiliency back to where it was early 2015? what is

"mr. nunezat the incoming administration on subjects has had nothing to do with russia." all this debate about open hearings, closed hearings, what was seen, what was not seen, is that a possibility, if not that fact, about a crime? >> first of all, you have to subpoena and i would assume the trump white house would turn them over, all the obama administration records about these decisions. those are very strange decisions made early in january by the obama team. if they would allow gossip and things that were not proven to be spread widely within the intelligence community knowing they were likely to leak. why was i decided, who made that decision? this stuff -- i write novels occasionally about terrorism -- this is beyond anything i could have put in a novel. it's so bizarre that you would have this going on right now. frankly, they probably need three or four parallel investigations. one into what happened in the white house, one into the whole process of relationships with russia, but if you

representative nunez acknowledged he had a secret meeting with an unidentified source on white house grounds last week. during which he says he viewed highly classified documents, about mr. trump's surveillance claims, nunez then briefed the president about it before talking to members of his own committee. >> i'm sure the democrats do want me to quit. because they know that i'm not quite effective. >> the development came on the same day the president's son-in-law, and senior advisor, jared kushner, voluntarily agreed to be interviewed by senate lawmakers, as part of their probe into russian meddling in the 2016 election, a mid revolution kushner sat down with russian ambassador at trump tower during the transition. and met with the head of a russian bank. deep ties to president vladmeere putin, and russiintel. >> that was part of his role. and he executed it completely as he was supposed to. >> a date for kushner's testimony has not been set. hena cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> also, the white house says the orders president trump will sign today direct the epa to suspends or advisor re sends the clean power plan which limit greenhouse gas emissions from it existing po

and every time mr. nunez has said something. adam schiff from california.ack obama wiretapped president trump. brian: this whole thing started on thursday. one of the typest talk show hosts in the country. "the washington post," "new york times," daily times off the top of my head have gone over and talked about surveillance being done. steve: wiretapped. brian: wiretapping being done. these are reports out there cited by donald trump the next day, picked up by driven organizations. and the next thing you know everything hit the fan. well, who are those people that had those sources that said that that story was true? steve: it's all a good question. and so we don't know exactly how that particular committee is going to continue. but we do know over on the senate side, apparently according to adam housing report at fox news, senate judiciary committee is investigating whether the fbi properly included political opposition research. remember. ainsley: the dirty dossier. steve: thank you very much. by a former british spy initially. he was hired by republican

director nunez, the chair of the committee mr. nunez saw some information.e then apparently according to kasie hunt told speaker ryan who evidently we don't know what speaker ryan said and we will find out today. he then held a press conference after talking to speaker ryan to lay out these anonymous source he he heard about. he was then asked was the president specifically targeted? his answer was we will have to wait nell the end of the week to get information on that. i don't want to respond to that because that is sensitive information and while he is doing a press conference stating what he learned about anonymous sources relating to the president's comments he might have been wiretapped and gave no info to the community. this is the intelligence community. not the education or ways or means or commercial committee but the intelligence committee. he then traveled to the white house to share with the president an anonymous sources he had seen or read and had not shared with anyone else that suggest that the president communications might have been interc

it was revealed that nuÑez secretly met with a source on white house grounds and was told by intelligence officials that they may have inadvertently picked up communications of mr trump and his team. nuÑez confirms that he met with a source at the white house complex, but denies coordinating with the aids of the president. >> new developments out of colorado, police arresting a suspect in connection with the vandalism of a mosque. a 35-year-old man was caught on camera throwing rocks and the bible inside, facing an array of charges, including a bias of motivating crime and suspicion of criminal mischief. he could face up to $100,000 in fines. larry: happening today, william keeler, being remembered as the third archbishop of baltimore, known for building strong interfaith bonds and he worked on establishing a catholic jewish partnership. he died when he was 86 years old. statue the fearless girl will stay in new york city at least until next year. she was installed international women's day. 28,000 people have signed a petition larry: to make it permanent. -- petition to make it permanent. larry: i like that. autria: avella, rain jacket? galoshes? portion of th

mr. trump's team were intercepted during legal surveillance of foreigners. congressman nunez spoke after briefing the president. he said the new details don't change his view that the president's tweets that president obama wire tapped trump tower were false. >> the reports they was able to see did not have anything to do with russia or the russia investigation or any tie to the trump team. >> president trump today said he feels somewhat vindicated by the report, but the top democrat on the intelligence committee lashed out saying he was not briefed on the new developments ahead of time. >>> president trump spent part of his day personally calling members of congress trying to sway them to support the gop healthcare bill, which could be voted on tomorrow. this is the latest poll that shows the president's job approval rate suggest at a new low. just 37% of americans approve of the job he's doing. 56% disapprove. 7% had no opinion. joe with the latest now on the president's fight to fulfill one of his key campaign promises. >> reporter: president trump acbigiously responding t

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him he does not think it's time for a special prosecutor, and devin nunez, standing behind adam schiff and said do you agree with mr. schiff and he shook his head an said no, so you are seeing the dividing line on capitol hill even as more republicans are saying sessions should at least step aside, recuse himself, because of all these questions involving jeff sessions and those meetings he did not disclose. >> thank you. the house's top democrat nancy pelosi is making it clear she wants jeff sessions to resign immediately. the white house is pushing back against claims that the attorney general lied about meetings with russia. >> we've been calling for weeks for him to recuse himself from investigation into the personal, political and financial connections between the trump operation and the russians. recusing himself because his connection to donald trump campaign. and now, we see that he himself needs an investigation for lying. it's against the law. and the top law enforcement officer should know that. >> there's nothing to recuse himself. he was 100% straight with the committee and i think people are choosing t

nunez says the national security agency director, mr.s, is also confirmed to testify at the march 20th hearing, and the house intelligence leaders also say that they still want the fbi to provide evidence on any possible wiretapping, but they say there is no evidence at this point that trump tower was wiretapped, and they do not believe it happened. carl, i'll send it back to you. >> all right, sue. thank you very much for that. we'll be in touch with you, i'm sure. meanwhile, you're looking at a live shot of washington, d.c., the department of justice announcing charges related to that massive hack against yahoo! a statement is expected in a few moments. we're going to bring that to you live. but guys, obviously, the questions here will intersect with questions about larger potential hacking on the part of foreign agents, maybe particularly russia, at a time where the white house is trying to iron out exactly what relations are going to be between that country and ours. >> we have the issues around china as well during the election. the

mr. secretary, listen to republican senator lindsey graham weigh in today on the house intelligence committee chairman devin nunezs. listen. >> the problem that he's create said that he went off on a lark by himself, inspector clue sew, unmasking some incidental in a trump campaign with russia. i this can only be repair fed he tells his colleagues whoe met with and what he saw and let them look at same information. >> you agree with this inspector clue sew reference? >> lindsey graham has a great way of framing those kinds of issues. it's pretty simple, wolf. you cannot have a credible investigation by a committee at a congress without a close working relationship between the chairman and the ranking member. that's absolutely essential to an objective and fair hearing. what he did was wandered off, went to the white house, got secret information there. went to the president and then briefed the press without telling his ranking member what he was doing. that's major beach in the ability of both of them to trust one another. whether it can be repaired or not, i don't know. but it cannot work. you cannot have a cre

now we learn this morning that chairman nunez was at the white house a day before that event. doing what? we don't know. mr. president, it could very well be the case that chairman nunez was briefing members of the administration about an investigation of which they are the subject. chairman nunez is falling down on the job and seems to be more interested in protecting the president than in seeking the truth. you cannot have the person in charge of an impartial investigation be partial to one side. it's an inherent contradiction, and it undermines decades of bipartisan cooperation on the intelligence committee, which handles such sensitive information paramount to national securit it undermines congress as a co-equal branch of government, meant to hold the executive branch accountable for its actions, and it corrodes the american people's confidence in our government. mr. president, if speaker ryan wants the house to have a credible investigation, he needs to replace chairman nunes. congress was meant by the framers to be separate and equal, and i sincerely worry that under his direction, mr. nunes is push

nunez allowing officials to testify beginning march 20th. the top democrat on the committee confirming the alleged wiretapping will be part of the investigation. >> mr. president, we accept. we accept. we will investigate this. >> despite three top republicans saying they haven't seen any evidence of it. >> a lot of that, the multiple tweets were perhaps a little bit strung together. >> even imlying that the allegation filled tweets were maybe questions instead of outright declarations. >> the president has been doing this a little over a year and i think a lot of the things that he says you guys sometimes take literally. >> meanwhile president trump's pick for deputy attorney general refusing to say whether a special prosecutor should investigate russia's election meddling. >> i'm not in a position to answer the question because i don't know the information they know. the folks in the position to make that decision. >> if confirmed he would head any russia probe after emotioje sessions recused himself from failing to disclose two meetings with the russian ambassador during his confirmation hearing. >> it's hard to come to any other conclusion that

reporter: nunez blew off democratic calls to recuse himself from the investigation into russian interference into the election. >> same thing as always around this place. i am not going chairman's ties to mr. trump's campaign conflict with his ability to conduct a proper investigation. they point to him viewing secret documents on white house grounds and briefing the president afterwards. >> given his role in the transition team and events of the past week, it has too much called into question whether he has objectivity necessary to oversee the investigation. >> the white house denied it pressured congressman nunez to prevent sally yates from testifying. >> i hope she testifies. i look forward to it. if they choose to move forward, great. we have no problem with her testifying. >> reporter: cbs news learned yates was prepared to contradict previous white house statements about firing of michael flynn. general flynn was forced to resign after the press revealed he misled mike pence and the american people about conversations he had

mr. spicer is most certainly going to be asked about, peter, this report that's surfaced in "the new york times" it was two white house officials that actually helped give devin nunezence reports. what more do we know? >> yeah, craig, you're right. this scoop first coming from "the new york times" moments ago, what sean spicer will certainly be pressed on through the course of this news conference coming up right now. it's important because when chairman devin nunez came to the white house a week ago and met privately with these individuals in one of the secure compartmentalized locations here on the white house grounds, he then came back the next day to brief the president. all of this has raised questions about his impartiality, about his independence from the white house right now. sean spicer at this very podium just a matter of days ago said it didn't pass the smell test to think nunez would come here to the white house to get that information and then come back to brief the president if the president had already known about it. he's pushed back on this fiercely over the course of several days. he also hasn't provided any information about who the source is of

mr. spicer: no. reporter: you said it should be more about the substance. that would be one way to get directly to the substance. he --nunezat was evidence that showed they were monitored. today he said, as if trump or his associates were monitored are mentioned, he said we don't know. we will not know until we receive the documentation. the president says he is somewhat vindicated. the fact that kevin new nest doesn't actually know the president was monitored or mentioned, policy vindicated by? -- what was he vindicated by? mr. spicer: their documents showing that people were surveilled or monitored to some degree. he made it clear he will have a hearing later next week with several members of the intelligence committee. let's wait and then see what -- the president said he felt somewhat vindicated because i think there is a technology that he -- as we proceed down this discussion it continues to show there was something there. and despite the constant discussion about the process -- hold on, peter. i understand. i understand that. he said he will have a hearing and call the people back and he's waiting for the documents.