he asked me to share that with him and that s what i ve done. do you think it is appropriate? it is so odd. it is the same check-in calls that he would make with comey is that asking comey to make the russia case go away. to shoot down new york times stories. to make the case against flynn go away. she cooperate with the investigation. and get to the business of putting to work the people who he promised jobs are coming their way. and that is what is so frustrating. the cost of this has been an economic agenda that has not seen anyone s paycheck grow. so i want to ask but some bizarre high jinx. the house intelligence committee where one of the congressional investigations is headquartered. devin nunez, the chair, he has recused himself. there is the infamous dossier performed by an officer known as steele. this is a bizarre story. the gop sent committee staffers to look for steele in england. hunt for trump dossier reveals tension. and it looks like they were going to discredit
someone the white hat to come riding in to save us. i tell constituents at holme, w have to save ourselves. they keep looking to other way. we have to make sure the american people understand that we were attacked. that we were just, we are just as vulnerable going into the next election. if anything comes out of this, the criminal probe aside, we must make sure the next election is secure. that s why i wrote the independent commission investigation to take this out of congress and put in independent appointed experts on the case. the u.s. reporting late faye the president has sent private messages to the special counsel, robert mueller. he appreciate what s he s doing. he asked me to share that with him and that s what i ve done. do you think it is appropriate? it is so odd. it is the same check-in calls that he would make with comey is
worry kind of shutdown at this point. they re not really all that concerned. you see jared kushner, the president s son-in-law, smiling, almost laughing in the room there with the press secretary and so on. it is rather remarkable, the level of passivity that they have over here with this shutdown. the government is not up and running. it won t be up and running it looks like on monday, and yet they re all smiles here. yeah. we ll talk about those pictures. interesting they are all smiling when the government is shut down. some people are being furloughed, not getting paid and so on and so forth. it all comes down to the president, really. whatever deal they come up with, it has to go to the president s desk. he s going to have to sign it. is he taking any steps to fix this, to get them closer to some sort of deal? reporter: he did some check-in calls with the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, the house speaker paul ryan today, but perhaps the only thing that was produced out