over. they are going to join trump in saying oh, nothing happened her here? who saw anything? jim comey, a leaker. greg, the whole issue this hasn t changed any narrative. the white house said he leaked the document into some kind of crime. did jim comey commit a crime? greg: that s so funny. juan: that s epilation by a white house on the defense. trying to point a finger at somebody. it s not a shift in narrative. greg: it wasn t just the white house. that was the washington post kimberly: the media is covering it. greg: the bully media. juan: you know who the big bully is? president trump. greg: we spent eight years of being bullied into submissio submission. juan: i never heard a word from her gut felt negative about
special prosecutor, which it did? i think it was enhanced. he was honest about it. comey created himself a serious problem. he is damaged goods. the leak does matter. at the fbi web site has specific rules about how you can handle fbi documents. in my view, he violated all those rules. maybe even federal law. dana: kimberly, last night we heard it your opinion and that you feel strongly that its work product. there is a question that president trump sometimes threatens he s going to file a lawsuit and it doesn t actually come. will they pursue it? kimberly: they might pursue it. a violation, when you work for the fbi and as a prosecutor for the government with a lot of rules let alone as an attorney, when you prepare a document like that
contemporaneous with it in the interview or discussion with the president of the united states, that is absolutely work product. privileged. and the fact that he made it and went and made a conscious decision to leak it to an outside civilian, a professor, in order for that person to give it to the press? it s just mind-boggling. he it. there s no question whether he did or didn t. he was very specific in terms of how it was created and how it came about. dana: he specifically wrote it so it would be classified. juan: yeah, that s what he did. dana: do you believe his credibility was advanced, do you agree with bob woodward? juan: he was honest, very straightforward. he didn t need to be kimberly: well, he was under oath. juan: this all came about because the president of the united states was going after him on twitter.
democrats behavior being called into question. nancy pelosi is having trouble with her words. are you concerned about the president s health? i think he should be concerned about his health but the fact is, this is hopefully not repairable. he is the president of the united states. we hope it is repairable? yeah, yeah. yeah, it s not irreparable. [laughter] kimberly: interesting. the house minority leader also first he tries to charm you. sorry, i meant to say it s hard for me to say it president bush. kimberly: and then there was this abomination this morning from new york senator kirsten gillibrand. has he kept any of these
citizen. kimberly: and he leaked it. jesse: in the next segment, loretta lynch tried to influence the fbi investigation. we are going to talk about juan: get out of here. jesse: will james comey get in trouble for leaking to the press. should he? that s next.