Justice department tonight. This is cnn tonight. Im don lemon. Sources telling cnn Deputy Attorney general Rod Rosenstein and the russia investigation are at the center of the friction. We will explain why in a moment. President trump admitting in a tweet that he is under investigation but once again slamming the russia probe as a witch hunt. Theyve been at it for about five days now, but jurors dlib rating the case against Comedian Bill Cosby unable to reach a verdict. Theyre back at it in the morning. We are outside the courthouse in this broadcast. I want to begin with david rohde, michael isakoff, for yahoo news and cnn political commentator david swerdlick. Im going to start with you, david rohde. Tension is building tonight in the Justice Department with a lot of people feeling it wasnt necessary for Deputy Attorney general Rod Rosenstein to bring you special investigate mueller, at least not yet. Theres also a question on whether he has to recuse himself on this. What is your ta
Send deceased agents to college and help fbi families in need they said on social media. Over the weekend, the editor of the legal news website law fare called for donations in the names of Andrew Mccabe and james baker after Congressional Republicans and the president criticized them, former cia director john brennan tweeted he had personally donated this as republicans continued their attacks including Frances Rooney of florida. In this exchange yesterday with Halle Jackson here on msnbc. Im very concern thad the doj and the fbi whether you want to call it deep state or what are off the ills rails. You look at the strozic texting and the Clinton Research people. This mccabe guy takes donations while running for state senator. Congressman you called the don and fib football off the rails. Fundamentally how is that something that are you okay with here. How does that not undermine the work these agencies are doing . I think the American People have high standards, to see those examples
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