he's also slamming rod rosenstein.ake a look. >> i think the threat for a civil subpoena was reckless. he shouldn't have done that. he is subject to the oversight of the house and senate committees. these committees have a history ofher poor oversight. for those of us who have argued for years that these committees need to exercise real oversight, demand documents are not backdog trend. the allegation thaone party used the fbi to investigate the opposing party, it's one of the most serious matters for oversight in our system. it goes to the very heart of our electoral system and our governmental system. there is every reason for the members to want to see these documents. >> sean: some members of congress, they are also firing back. congressman gowdy and meadows revealed the resolution calling out rod rosenstein for his threats to subpoena. of course it all comes in c the shadow of the rampant obstruction of justice thatt we know has been going on with the doj not willing to hand over documents. including specific requ

rosenstein, and that's why they're pushing back and giving rod rosenstein some defense, but rod rosenstein not quelling any of his republican critics so far this morning, john. >> we'll be back in that hearing momentarily. in the meantime, let's bring our crime and justice reporter, evan perez. he got a little defensive at some points about the questioning of his own political party. >> john, this is a man -- rod rosenstein is someone who i have known probably close to a decade, and i've never seen him so fiery and so passionate, really, because he was coming under personal attack. again, as you mentioned, the fact he is a trump appointee. he's a lifelong republican. christopher wray, the fbi director, is the same. he's a republican who served in the bush administration. i knew him then when he was in the criminal division at the justice department, and now he even made a joke saying he didn't know in the first ten months of being on this job that he would be staring down the barrel of a contempt citation, because that's what the republican members of congress, at least some of them, are s

rod rosenstein, really, when is this and?od, it is your constitutional duty, checks and balances, coequal branches, to provide members of congress with the subpoenaed documents and information they need so they can doey your job -- their job d check your department. in seven days from today, if the doj continues as obstruction, i urge every single member of the house to now take action to, yes, move to contempt, and he has, impeachment. enough is enough. trey gowdy was right. of course, many democrats are perfectly fine with doj obstruction. their friends in the deep state have a lot to hide. meanwhile, as robert mueller's witch hunt is producing literally zero evidence that the president did anything wrong, the people on the left are now predictably beginning to unravel. f their favorite new target, the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agency, it's doing the job that congress passed, their laws. throughout the week, hundreds of left-wingin protesters, they "occupied" fisa offices across multiple cities, forcing some

>> i think republicans need to figure out where they land on rod rosenstein's future.ht to zero in on his future. that's because president trump in the past, any number of investigations or findings or classified memos that the house republican committees have declassified has used this to try to discredit in some way, not just bob mueller, not just the justice department at large, but rod rosenstein. and if you look at it, firing rod rosenstein from trump's perspective makes a lot of sense. constitutionally he can do it, where as it gets really iffy on firing bob mueller. and rod rosenstein is the person who oversees and approves all of the special counsel's work. and so i have heard from capitol hill a lot of red line from republicans on whether the president fires mueller, or even attorney general jeff sessions, rosenstein's boss. i have not heard a clear red line on rosenstein. that's what i'm watching for today. i think you're right, poppy, to zero in on that. >> thank you, all. amber philip, laura jarrett, josh campbell, stick with me as we wait for this hearing

the house republicans and rod rosenstein went to battle.ve been battling for months and months over a range of issues, namely the presidention of documents related to the clinton investigation and russia investigation. the justice department has provided documents. in fact, christopher wray and rod rosenstein testified yesterday they've provided 880,000 pages of documents. nevertheless, republicans are just not satisfied. they say that these documents either have been heavily redacted or aren't responsive to the request and a sign of the tension between conservatives and rod rosenstein. very feisty exchange between jim jordan and rosenstein at a contentuous hearing yesterday. >> i don't know why you won't give us what we've asked for. >> i certainly hope your colleagues are not under that impression. that is not accurate, sir. >> it is accurate. we've caught you hiding information. >> mr. chairman, will you allow the witness to answer. point of order. we can go to mr. jordan's press conference and listen to him but we came here to listen to

rod rosenstein is protecting an ongoing criminal investigation. >> harris: so you like rod rosensteinurse i like rosenstein. can i finish the point before i get interrupted? >> harris: yes. >> you said witnesses backing the house staffers. actually three witnesses in the room who corroborate rod rosenstein that is the trump is the doj senior ethicsthat adsor and that is also the assistant attorney general for legislative affairs. there is enormous evidence to suggest that rod rosenstein was simply responding and defending himself against a bogus contempt complaint against him by saying that i will ask for documents that show you are liars. >> harris: here would be my follow-up. why would staffers lie? >> can i answer that? >> i don't know that that is even significant? >> harris: that's what zac is saying. calling everybody else in the room other than three people a liar. >> you are calling rod rosenstein a liar. >> put everybody under oath and make them testify to what happened there. >> harris: is it that critical? is it that important? >> i'm not sure. i do know this. the doj has n

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how do you respond if your republican counterparts move to impeach rod rosenstein? >> that's an absurd assertion. we have to take a step back and look at what's happening here. there is a concerted effort led first and foremost, by the president of the united states. you saw just this morning he sent out a number of tweets attacking comey, mueller, the fbi, seemingly everyone who has had anything to do with the investigation into his campaigns connections to russia and by some of my colleagues in the house who are pretending that the fbi is not cooperating, that te department of justice is not cooperating with them. they've sent over a steady stream of documents to comply. they're going to turn them over -- they're only going to comply as their obligated to. they don't turn over documents having to do with ongoing investigation. >> that's an interesting point. you have goodlatte and stuart of utah saying, let's pause and see what we have in these current documents. they're not supportive of what we're hearing from meadows. let me get you on the president's tweet thi

what jim jordan and rod rosenstein were going back and forth about. this gets to -- there are many elements of this, right? it all kind of centers around the russia investigation, the origins of it, and that's what this gets to. jim jordan says, we have the sound pulled, i'll play it for you again, why are you keeping information from congress? and rod rosenstein threw out, said that is not accurate. we are not hiding information from you. i think we actually have it reracked. let's play this for you guys. >> -- congress. >> congressman, i'm not keeping any information from congress that it is -- >> in a few minutes, mr. rosenstein, i think the house of representatives is going to say something different. >> i don't agree with you, congressman. i don't believe that's what they're going to say and if they do -- >> i disagree. i think in a few minutes the house of representatives is going to go on record saying you haven't complied with requests from a separate and equal branch of government, and that you haven't complied with subpoenas, and you got sev

what may be coming for rod rosenstein. but first, pride, bitterness, and the refusal to give peace a chance. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." remember when the left was all about love, peace, and understanding? >> ♪ all we are saying is give peace a chance ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: you remember those great musical numbers at those nukes concert in the late '70s, early '80s, jacks brown. the left thought we should stop being so belligerent towards the soviet union, we should engage with the soviets all for a better world. some even admired the castros in cuba and they forward with marxist ideology here at home. so one would've thought that many of the same people and their ideological offspring will view presidentmp's summit with kim jong un as a moment to savor, a real chance to create a more peaceful planet. but no. and you know what? because the man is doing the outreach in negotiating is donald j. trump before, during, and after his whirlwind trip to singapore for theim meeting come his critics and both parties kept reveali

and whoever is going to impeach rod rosenstein has to do it. if jeff sessions can't do his job because he's too scared, maybe he should resign. but main that's just me. -- but maybe that's just me. this week will mark president trump's 500th day in office. joining me to discuss is counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. thank you for taking time. >> good evening, judge jeanine, and happy, healt birthday to you. jean rs -- judge jeanine: 500 days. what has the president accomplished. don't give me a long list. >> there is so much that happened. the sheer volume and velocity. we are more prosperous, we are more secure and our government is more accountable. any one major achievement taken by itself would be enough in the first 50 some days. but when you think all this put together, isis is decimated. we are being respected on the world stage. this president's leadership has brought north korea literally to the discussion table. as the president said yesterday, a meeting will take place june 12. south korea and japan have been successful in

>>> plus rod rosenstein shutting down house republicans pushing back on conspiracy theories. rosenstein's long-time friend is "outfront." >>> president trump privately polling aides on who's going to replace john kelly as chief of staff. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, a war zone. those are the words being used to describe the deadly mass shooting that happened late today in the newsroom in annapol annapolis, maryland. we are awaiting a press conference. here what is we know right now as we await that, and we'll bring it to you live. so many details to learn tonight. we know five people are dead, several others injured. and we just know some of the chilling details about the attack here just coming into cnn. witnesses say the gunman shot through a glass door. it happened at about 2:30 this afternoon. and then started shooting in the newsroom. >> i saw a guy holding a gun. the door of the "capital gazette" had been blown to pieces in shattered pieces all on the carpet. this guy was holding what looked like a big shotg

robert mueller and rod rosenstein are republicans.tein. >> we are all over you, mr. president. >> nicolle wallace, thank you very much, and congratulations. >>> ifs monday, allow myself to pardon myself. tonight, absolute power, and absolution. >> the president hasn't done anything wrong. >> then why is presi

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rod rose enstein, a life long. >> they're yelling and shouting. for them to be so unhinged and screaming and yelling like that at two of america's top law enforcement officers. a lot of americans are looking and saying why are they so unhinged. >> because they're worried. it's that simple. if they weren't worried, they wouldn't about. i thought with the tie undone, they are worried. if you're backed in a corner and think a train is coming, you're going to be worried. >> i know what i would be worried about. if i were wearing a bow tie like you today. >> this is once again -- >> what's going on? >> i know you're going to the hamptons this weekend but this wasp. >> it's called sartorial splendor. >> don't ever -- >> don't have kids watching. >> the poliest ter. >> this is a blend. >> by the way, the kids that wat watch. >> with us we have donnie deutsch. we re- >> $400 million gets you? >> by the way, that number you threw out there. >> is that low? >> the number's robust and it was good out there. >> republicans -- >> political analyst susan -- hop

and i think rod stood up. he gave it right back to him. he's a tough guy, and i think rod's going to weather the storm. i really do. >> all right. well, thank you for that prediction. jill, do you think rosenstein is a bigger witness for the prosecution or the defense in this case, and what does all that mean for him? >> i think he has done an admirable job in withstanding the attacks on him, which have been viciously personal and completely inappropriate. it's almost unheard of for a republican senator to attack in the way he was attacked. he's done a wonderful job of keeping his head and answering the questions as best he could even when being cut off and not being allowed to speak. i think that he ultimately is going to do the right thing and keep this investigation going as he has unless they continue to attack him and actually fire him. and that would lead to a huge public outcry by republicans and democrats. so i think he's much more on the prosecution side and in defending mueller and the special prosecution going forward. >> josh,

director and rod rosenstein. they'll be in there a day after the anti-trump agent peter strzok faced 11 hours of questions from republicans. jim jordan was in that room and one of six doing the questioning. good morning to you before you head to the hearing room. i was surprised by john ratcliffe's commentary a moment ago. he said peter strzok did not help himself and did not help bob mueller. what happened there? >> very true. well, we can't get into all the details until the transcript is released but when mr. ratcliffe was questioning mr. strzok yesterday about the day he was kicked off the mueller team, about the day he was fired, frankly, and what took place in that very short meeting i think john is right. it doesn't help peter strzok or bob mueller. >> bill: does it make you wonder? >> i can't get into the details until we release the transcript. >> we'll be patient on that. we have a hearing coming up and the story will take on a new flavor in 15 minutes. do you wonder if peter strzok will testify publicl

host: rod rosen stine? guest: rod rosen stine.o rod rosen stibe is a card-carrying republican but he checks his politics at the door. he is a person of rep tude and total integrity. doesn't mean i agree with every judgment but i don't have the basis for assessing the judgment because i don't have all the facts i'm not going to jump to any conclusions. but the control mechanism again that i think should provide assurance to the american people is that a duly appointed by the president of the united states official is ultimately in charge. host: did you read about yourself during your five years as independent counsel? guest: i did. host: we all did. i was wondering. guest: what an unfriendly question. i read some. but what i encourage my colleagues to do was shut it out. it's self-discipline. and i would violate my own sermon from time to time. we had to be aware of what was being said out in the third or fourth estate, whatever estate you're in and so we would be aware of it but i didn't have a public communications officer, publi

you touched on this, but just detail how complicated it is to be rod rosenstein. we're going to get to yesterday's fiery testimony. i talked to senior justice department officials today who said they welcome the opportunity to show how even keeled the deputy attorney general is. but your reporting certainly doesn't describe that side of him and his role is treemly fraught with peril from all political directions. >> well, it's so conflicted. and as he is the chief or very important witness in the comey firing, he is also dealing with this issue on capitol hill where he has these republicans that are going after them. he's trying to buy them off, trying to give them this information on an ongoing investigation, a highly unusual thing to try and give mueller more time to do what he's going to do. it is a very, very interesting spot for him and it's all because jeff sessions recused himself. that is the original thing that gets us to where we are. sessions stepping aside, allowing rosenstein, and the president obsessing over that decision. the president very upset th

rod blagojevich, who is in federal prison, and martha stewart, who did time herself.ght "the washington post" reports that we should get ready for more. quote, a senior white house official said as many as a dozen other pardons are under consideration by trump, adding that most of them are likely to be granted. there are going to be more, said the official, who spoke, you know the rest, on the condition of anonymity to comment candidly on the issue. in the past, presidents have worked with the justice department's office of the pardon attorney, a whole department dedicated to that one task. but so far the president has bypassed that route. it's one of the topics we want to discuss with our friend, presidential historian and author doris kerns goodwin who is here with us in new york, and that is notable, because i'm going to hold your hand as i say this, you lost your husband just a few days ago, and we join everyone else in extending our condolences to you and remembering him. >> thank you, brian. indeed i'm so glad to be on with you because the tribute you gave to hi

he mentioned martha stewart and he mentions rod blagojevich.ake jack johnson out of it. that was righting a wrong long in the making. what is the theme? >> he is flexing his presidential power and saying the law is unfair in many cases and i am going to defend those oppressed by the law. he is helping celebrities which i don't think is an accident. i think he is someone who understands what the public likes to read about and pardoning celebrities will get attention for this message he wants to send. >> if you are inside the halls of the justice department and your job is to root out public corruption and prosecute it. does this have a chilling effect? >> absolutely. it sends a message that the president is not necessarily going to stand by you. the president very early in his term is willing to flex this muscle aggressively and frequently. that could turn to other issues like the russia probe. >> patti blagojevich, rod's wife, talked about this last night. here is that from last night. >> the same people that did this to my family. secretly tap

rod rosenstein said he is not aware of a. so it possible mueller has conflicts of interest that are perhaps being overlooked? >> no. that completely fits with the narrative that continues to come out of trump and the trump camp and his surrogates. the suggestion of a conflict of interest is done to discredit the basis of the investigation. who else to target better than robert mueller. but the thing about rocket mueller, because he keeps his mouth shut, keeps his head down and works steadfastly forward, that is exactly what the house republicans are trying to do. we saw during the congressional hearing this week where rod rosenstein and chris wray were attacked. ultimately we got that resolution that said they have to turn over the documents by july 6th. >> to that end, i want to play awe bit of what deputy rosenstein said in his exchange with jim jordan. >> i don't know why you won't give us what you asked for. >> sir, i hope your colleagues are not under that impression. that is not accurate, sir. >> it is accurate. we have

but to rod rosenstein, oh, it's just inappropriate. >> sean: the things that stand out. all three of us talked to at least one person. sarah carter, how much sources do you have about his temper and he made the threat he denied today? >> i have at least four sources. >> sean: you are working harder than greg and i. his refusal to recuse himself. and strzok's actions, highly inappropriate? no, that would be rigging an investigation to influence the presidential election and trying to clear hillary clinton and frame trump. that's what happened. >> rosenstein said today if it's appropriate i will recuse himself. it was appropriate a long time ago. he is a witness, investigators, prosecutor, judge, and jury all rolled into one. supervising the prosecution and the judge and jury because he decides whether any charges would be brought. >> sean: why is he only mad at me and not you and sarah carter? >> we are feeling jealous, sean. >> sean: they tried to undermine the election to favor one candidate does screw the other candidate. that's why this matters. why the rest of the me

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>> rod rosenstein is in an awkward position as he often is. what is unusual about this is we now see rod rosenstein is a fact witness employees like to say, he observed things that were relevant to potential crimes that may or may not have been committed and at the same time is in charge of the investigation. this is an unusual position to be in, tough to reconcile those two, a witness in the investigation into be running the investigation. rosenstein, it will be interesting to see if he can maintain his position as the investigation moves forward. shannon: his attorney said all along we knew this was going to play out. we were confident that unless there is inappropriate pressure from high levels of the administration the attorney's office would say it is -- our view has not changed. we will watch and wait and see what happens. the issue of pardons today. leading the charge to get the pres. impeached, no secret about that. is anyone else noticing how donald trump pardons the same crimes that are alleged in the mueller investigation, obstructi

rod rosenstein at the hands of jim jordan. a fact check for trey gowdy and a republican party buoyed by a supreme court pick. >>> and protests across the land on immigration as melania trump makes another appearance at the southern border. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a thursday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 525 of this trump administration, which now finds itself facing twin battles that will likely define the trump presidency for years to come. for starters, there is that opening on the supreme court, which the president made sure to bring up again today. >> we're going to pick ourselves one great united states supreme court justice. we're going to start working on that process. we're already started. and hopefully we're going to make you very proud. >> and tonight there was confirmation that a formidable white house lobbying effort aimed at potentially wobbly republican senators is already up and running before there is even a nominee that we

rod rosenstein sitting there, the president despises rod rosenstein. rod rosenstein saying the president is a bad actor. >> this is not going to make the president like him more. he feels this was politically motivated and he'll keep saying that. we now know that an independent and well respected inspector general has said otherwise. but we know he'll seize on this report where it says comey acted wrongly, because he will use that as a reason to fire him saying, this wasn't an act of injustice, it was an fbi director who was off the rails. >> will he accept that his current team can handle the cleanup or will he accept the calls from capitol hill saying three trump appointees are part of the problem now. >> when they started, there was no white house briefing -- they have now scheduled a briefing. i'm sure sarah will be asking for recommendations from the president. >>> wolf picks up coverage right now. thanks for joining us. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer in washington. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we s

he said eric holder, rod rosenstein's predecessor blocked that. in one exchange, rosenstein said nobody is above the law and i'm not above the law and issa cut him off very quickly and said, i will take that as a yes. the final point i would make is deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has also confirmed the special counsel, robert mueller, has taken specific steps since the termination of fbi agent peter strzok from the russia special counsel investigation to determine if any of his actions on that investigation were driven by political bias, dana. >> dana: thanks, catherine. that hearing is still ongoing. let's listen in. director wray is being questioned right now. >> that is correct. i will say congressman, i take very seriously our job to do our job right. and we don't subject to a political litmus test. our agents have to check their opinions at the door, not unlike in this system judges, all around the country, who have their own political views that range across the spectrum. sometimes hold them very deeply or juries that have all kinds

rod rosenstein hasn't complied with devin nunes' subpoena and chairman goodlatte's subpoena.heard them hiding information in the strozk/page text messages. we are learning that the head of the justice department rod rosenstein was threatening members of the house intelligence committee for doing their job, trying to get answers for the american people? and the attorney general says that is okay? >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge who broke the story live for us in d.c. with more details. >> thanks, harris. the e-mails reviewed by fox news were sent to the house office of the general counsel, the house's top attorney to document the january meeting that included the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, the f.b.i. director christopher wray, their senior advisers as well as the republican house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes and his senior staff. the account claims rosenstein threatened to turn the tables on the committee regarding the russia probe. "the deputy attorney general rosenstein criticized the committee for sending our reques

but first more sound from jim jordan going after rod rosenstein. why you won't give us what we've asked for. >> sir, i certainly hope your colleagues are not under that impression. that is not accurate, sir. >> it is accurate. we've caught you hiding -- >> mr. chairman could we allow the witness to answer. >> mr. chairman, point of order. we could go to mr. jordan's press conference and hear from him but we came here to hear from the witness. >> your statement that i'm personally keeping information from you and trying to conceal information. >> you're the boss mr. rosenstein. >> that is correct. and my job is to make sure we respond to your concerns and we have. >> did you threaten staffers on the house intelligence committee? media reports indicate you did. >> media reports are mistaken. >> sometimes this is what they said, having the nation's number one law enforcement officer threaten to subpoena your calls and e-mails is down right chilling. did you threaten to subpoena their calls and e-mails. >> no, sir, and there is no way to subpoena phone

kennedy: a lot of questions people have particularly about rod rose rosen sine. rosenstein. as to whether or not he threatened to subpoena some of your peers e-mails or text messages. >> yes. i was not in the meeting. that is the subject of that controversy. but i will say that it is very important for any official in the department of justice to treat the congress with respect. and understand that we have a right to see these documents related to investigations that we're conducting. and it is not appropriate to counter with threats to the congress. kennedy: absolutely not, especially when you have the time of power where you can make people's lives miserable with that type of capability. rod rosenstein is obviously an interesting and critical figure in this entire things but he's essentially been acting as rney general because jeff sessions recuse seems to extend far beyond any russia probe. rod rosenstein is also the person who helped jes comey fired and he's also the one who is going to brief the president on this report. tell me your thoughts about rod rosenstein and ho

it was designed in a way to publicly shame rod rosenstein.said, come on, guys, this isn't going to change anything we do. do you think it might have an impact in his testimony on paul ryan, who is enabled the jim jordans of the world? >> paul ryans of the world is trying to let the air out of the tires by letting them have their moment. i don't think the speaker wants to take this fight all the way to the mat. the question is going to be how parliamentary wise -- how far do the numbers push it. it seems like there will be a clash within the gop before you have the clash with the doj. that's been a long time and coming. we are bound to see it happen. >> karoun, phil mudd, who is going to go get chamomile tale and rest for a bit. >>> does president trump want to undo international alliances? there is new reporting this morning. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysit

rod rosenstein.o let's gain this out. the report says that fbi director james comey was right to not charge hillary clinton regarding her extremely careless handling of e-mail. but it criticizes comey for being insubordinate to loretta lynch. he should not have spoken publicly about an investigation that did not result in an indictment. in doing so, he ignored both practice and protocol. but the report concluded that he did not act with political bias against hillary, hence there was something for everyone to point to in the report. plenty of blame to go around including for the fbi agent and lawyer who had an affair and exchanged inappropriate texts, including agent struck saying he'd stop president trump's election. even if his bias didn't impact his work. the ig report will soon fade but the issue that will remain is special counsel robert mueller's probe which is investigating whether the trump campaign cocluded with the russian meddling and whether president trump obstructed justice with regard

the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, it's time for you to answer those questions. we know the answers and then recuse yourself and get out of the way. you are the most conflicted person in all of this. not the attorney general jeff sessions and great news for me tonight. pay close attention. remember when chuck schumer said don't mess with the intelligence committee because they will get. there is a book on amazon point comcalled "killing the deep state." remember the group against john kerry, vets for truths. that i sean hannity is the next target of the deep state. wow, it is great to know that corrupt officials with the backs against the wall and desperate people who desperate things and are powerful tools of intelligence are now going after me? okay. really? so sadly after all we have learned, now we have jerome's rediction. it doesn't surprise me. we the united states of america, are we the former soviet union or venezuela. i will never stop ever. here to brake down the damming new report. john solomon. good to see you, sir. quick question, you think that corz

let's talk about rod rosenstein. obviously putting this story out from lindsey graham saying there's a conflict of interest for the russian investigation for rod rosenstein from his point of view. could we see rosenstein recuse himself? >> it is definitely a possibility. we know this isn't a new issue. we knew rosenstein was involved in former fbi director james comey's firing since last year. we saw the infamous memo. it is not a new question, but what i thinks stakes is the "new york times" report that says former director andre mccabe wrote a memo which said that he suspected rosenstein may have been involved in providing some cover story for the comey fi it is unclear what mccabe was thinking at the time when he wrote that, what he knew at the time. but certainly rosenstein has been in contact with top justice department officials about this. he has been talking to the ethics advisers about this, consulting with special counsel, robert mueller. >> he has been forthcoming. >> he has. he said if special counsel bel

i think chris and rod got that ssage. i want the documents. i don't want the drama and i don't want the floor fight. but they need to know we are willing to do it and unless they were in a different meeting. i have never seen paul ryan as animated as i saw him friday night. he is sick and tireof the delay and he communicated that point very effectively. >>chris: thank you. always good to talk with you. you had a lot to say today. thank you sir. >> happy father's day. >>chris: same to you. we will bring in our sunday group to discuss the handling of the clinton investigation and what it means for the mueller probe of president trump. that's why he uses the chase mobile® app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. ♪ ♪ we believe nutrition is full of possibilities to improve your pet's life. we are redefining what nutrition can do. because the possibility of a longer life and a better life is the greatest possibility of all. purina pro plan. nutrition that performs. and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of s

they gave the president an excuse to fire rod rosenstein so they can alter the course of the mueller investigation. but make no mistake, they will continue asking for documents in the pending investigation, something the president has no right to, so they can be fed either directly or indirectly to the president's legal defense team. this is what rudy giuliani has made so clear. it is his expectation. but more than that, they're interested in a fight with the justice department to give this president a pretext to take action against rod rosenstein. >> you saw this this morning on the president's twitter feed. he was really going after the entire russia investigation. let me read to you a couple of these tweets and get your reaction. when is bob mueller, the special counsel, leading the russia investigation, he says, when is bob mueller going to list his conflicts of interest? why is it taking so long? will they be listed at the top of his $22 million report? and what about the angry democrats? will they list their conflicts with crooked h, hillary clinton? how many people will be sen

he was using rod rosenstein and i can certainly understand why rod rosenstein was angry about that. >> guys, thanks very much for joining me this evening. congressman ted lieu and matt miller. >> thank you, ali. >>> for more on whether the president should be able to nominate a supreme court justice while he's under investigation, i'm joined by former democratic senator barbara boxer of california who now hosts the podcast "fight back" and former republican congressman mickey edwards of oklahoma. welcome to both of you. thank you for being here, i want to pick up where we left off. mickey edwards, this is, as congressman lieu said, just a weird conversation that we are having but the fact it is has been had before during president nixon's term and the watergate investigation. he appointed four justices before the burglary and justice rehnquist recused himself for having worked in the nixon administration even though there was no accusation of anything else there. so tell me with this context how you feel about this discussion. >> first of all i think not only whoever he nominates now

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