if you're still confused, rob bliss found a way to make this point. >> i'll create slow lanes of trafficht on the street. >> he's going outside the sec create literal slow lanes of traffic but not just going to slow down traffic. he's going to give them freedom to choose. >> for just $5 a month, drivers can upgrade themselves to priority access and as chairman said himself, consumers can pick the plan that's best for them. >> so how will these drivers take to the newfound freedom? >> road rage! >> he got himself some cones and blocks off one of the lanes and gets to work. he has that sign on his back. if you are being slowed down right now, you can if you want to pay a little bit extra and get into that fast lane. before you know it, the cops do turn up. >> the thing is if i let everyone go at a normal speed, you know -- >> okay. >> the genius of this video is the argument for net neutrality keeps being made to him by people born out of frustration. so he's done, not coming back. >> day two. [ bleep ]. >> getting cussed out, getting congratulated, getting told you got to do what you got

it is the fbi, what did they know, did they just -- was ignorance bliss in a way in keeping rob porter in such a key role where he's privy to so many classified information, where he's so close to the president. and this makes it clear that there were multiple -- it does not stand to reason that the top aides at the white house were not aware of the type of allegations that were being made about rob porter. >> exactly. what we just heard from the trump appointed director of the fbi is that ignorance was not bliss because there was no ignorance. the white house knew at multiple stages, at least maybe -- he didn't say who was informed. you have -- it would be very difficult to think that at least the white house counsel didn't know. and then that white house chief of staff ultimately in november when this -- the full report was completed, and certainly by last month, in january, when he said the administration closed the case. so this completely throws the revolving, evolving white house explanations of what happened into disarray. it completely counters that. and i think at the end of t

rob porter. >> i closed the door and locked it behind him. he returned a moment later and punched in the glass on the front door. >> you were frightened? >> yes. >> and you call the bliss? >> yes. >> obviously the underlying story is ugly. it does not look good. >> the real question is what did john kelly know. even if he knew only some of the allegation why would he allow rob porter to get so close to the president. >> sources telling cnn that senior white house officials knew about the allegations for months and scrambled to protect porter. howie: as journalists pounce on the president for his public comments, is the press turning on general kelly. a leaked story in the "new york times" says the president's lawyers don't want him talking to bob mueller. >> trump could have every intention of telling the truth and being completely factual. and the way he talks and goes off on tangents. he would be in major jeopardy. >> mr. president, your own lawyers think you are too stupid and too much of a liar to stand up to the heat bob mueller is sending in your direction. >> the president stands at odds with his own public the statements. howie: what about those newly disclosed

rob porter. >> i closed the door and locked it behind him. he returned a moment later and punched in the glass on the front door. >> you were frightened? >> yes. >> and you call the bliss? >> yes. >> obviously t

rob porter. >> i closed the door and locked it behind him. he returned a moment later and punched in the glass on the front door. >> you were frightened? >> yes. >> and you call the bliss>> yes. >> obvious