sitting at the same table looking at each other in a showdown. before there are any negotiations there has to be a change of actions. this is nuclear blackmail. can kim jong who never be reined in? and top officials and they are all over those questionable text messages trashing president trump and the president says he has no plans to fire special counsel muller and also what does that mean? moments away. give ancestrydna, the only dna test that can trace your origins
leaks, leaks from within the government and perhaps the special counsel itself and maybe even from within the administration. these are the kind of leaks that attorney general jeff sessions said that yesterday he intended to crack down on and so did republican senator lindsey graham. i will hold muller accountable for this. he s running the grand jury process and i will respected, do your work doors professionally work with the trump team when you need to but if we get constant leaks coming out of the grand jury that he needs to be held accountable. reporter: senator graham also said he would be trying to hold president trump accountable if the president tried to fire special counsel muller and, in fact, this past week there was a bipartisan pair of bills introduced in the senate that would designed to do just that, protect the special counsel job. rick. rick: this has been a working vacation for the present. what is he a plant over the next couple of weeks? reporter: we believe he
but they claim gsa has no right to handle the transition private data about the special counsel s office saying when we have obtained e-mails we have secured the consents or the appropriate legal process. they have not accused special counsel mueller or his team to do anything illegal expressly or criminal activities but it is however asking congress to take action because of something is not done then the same thing could happen to future transition teams. or it could be misappropriated by the government agencies t6 but the president was pretty critical of this. yes. so they are continuing to fully cooperate and they expect that to be wrapped up
so under attorney-client privilege but they are pushing back tonight going through all proper channels. we are live at the white house. what are in those tens of thousands of documents? tens of thousands of e-mails by the top transition members between the election and the inauguration. back in august the special counsel s office obtained those e-mails for the investigation but they are complaining that the e-mails were turned over without their consent and without a warrant. saying they receive those e-mails from the general services administration that provided the transition team with e-mail services.