and i am worried, after reading sara carter's piece yesterday.ossible that susan rice who is being investigated in an unmasking, how did she get that waiver? what happened there? that doesn't make any sense to me, kellyanne? >> so i've asked this question. the spokesman has informed me that it's common for former directors to get these clearances or to keep them, i should say. i'm told that all of them have been granted. in other words, there are many former directors who now have it. now, you're raising a separate and very important point. that does not stop those that are in challenge of investigating unmasking and anything that may have happened between president trump's surprising and historic victory over hillary clinton and anything that they did do in the time he won to the time he left the white house a month later. we know all these people are in the news now as folks who -- and we are obviously monitoring that closely. but i have to tell you that i know this is of interest to many people and to the extent that people are investigating.

we continue with sara carter, gregg jarrett. let me go back to your piece. inside the white house, why would h.r. mcmaster allow susan rice who was investigated for unmasking like samantha power, like ben rhodes, like the general counsel of the fbi, like comey and so many other deep estate people. why would he possibly grant a waiver and is it true mcmaster disagrees with the president on the issue of iran and the obama deal? does he support that? >> this is the concern. according to the sources that i've been speaking with in the west wing and the intelligence community. h.r. mcmaster is completely at odds with the president on the iran deal. this is one of the biggest issues. this concern in the intelligence community as well as the west wing that he is moving people out who would give reason or cause, people like derek harvey and others. ezra: :, people who would stand with the president's policy on iran. >> sean: aren't they also involved -- i know two of the people. i interviewed one person and talks to another. when they be helping to expose the deep s

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sara carter was circuit news spoke with bannon earlier this morning. eporting that dannon resigned from his white house post about two weeks ago. sara joined the is now along wh charlie hurd. how did this all play out and wanted to hear about why he does resigned? >> he offered his resignation two weeks ago. and he always said and told me that that from the beginning he never planned on being at the white house more than eight months to a year. august 14th was the year mark for him. he was ready to move on. he's at a point where he can. we have seen this big turnover at the white house. a restructuring people within the white house. general kelly is there now. he's taking the home. this was a way for mr. bannon to move on with what she would like to do. and give that space so kelly can do what he needs to do. >> kimberly: did you call him this morning or did he phone you? >> i did. i contacted him directly. the rumors were swirling around i wanted to know what was going on. i just asked him straight up, or these rumors true? can we talk? he very frankly

director of national intelligence, and we have the issue of susan rice, then we learn from your friend sara carter that the general counsel of the fbi is being investigated for also leaking intelligence information, why is this unmasking story so important? >> he goes to a very important issue, the founding fathers created the separation of powers. they said that the congress and the executive branch, and the judiciary were supposed to be independent coequals.at if the executive branch could on its own begin unmasking information about neighbors of congress, it opens the door for them to spy on things that are being set about them, or things that they themselves were talking about when they are intercepted overseas. i think the standard is change. back in 1992, cia director for george h.w. bush, he put out a standard that made unmasking a last resort. you only unmask a member of congress if there is no others way to get foreign intelligence. james clapper, may be leading ua to the point where he issued this memo. a change to a standard of convenience. if it helps you to understand a report, you ca

sara bloomquist is here to explain the story. >> this is a dramatic end to a court case that drew national attention. michelle carter faced 20 years behind bar and she was sentenced to two and a half years and may spend half of that. michelle carter learned her fate for a crime no unwas convicted of before. relatives of conrad roy iii say they are haunted by the 18-year-old's suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning in 2014. >> it's crazy to think wherever i needed him he was always here for me and crazier now wherever i need him he will not be there for me. >> i cannot begin to describe the despair of the loss of my son. imagine the worst emotional pain you ever experienced and multiply it an infin ate number of times. >> roy filled his truck cab with toxic fumes and suffered from depression and at first rule aid suicide until they found hundreds of chilling texts between the two teenagers, carter was on the phone with roy at the time he died urging him to get back in the truck. >> your honor read thousands of text messages the defendant undertook a deliberate well thought out campaign to cause the death of conrad henr