around the president who seem very confused about the boundaries between taxpayer money and their own personal expenses, as though there s no rule book that is being given out on day one in the trump administration. or that and to be clear, i don t have reporting on this, so i m going off the politico story, but i know the two reporters and i m confident it s accurate, there are a lot of people who did not end up moving to washington from where they lived. i believe that brock long was one of them. and they ended up looking for ways to justify certain commuting costs. again, as you note, this is yet another alleged example of somebody misusing a government car. this has come up before. this was one of the things that john kelly mentioned in getting rid of omarosa, was a misuse of the government taxi service, which is actually a thing. this would be yet another example. it is not i don t think it s that nobody is putting out a rule book, per se. but i think there certainly is a se
and today, we are learning about a letter from democratic senators franken and leahy asking the fbi back in march to investigate any contacts between sessions and russian officials. with me michael smith, the new york times reporter writing about how trump could should he choose attempt to block comey s testimony. robert deets former counselor at the cia and nsa, and ken delaney national news reporter. first ken to you. my eyes have been on for the last couple days the possibility we may see the comey memo at the hearing next week. do you have any more information? is it all likely we re going to see that memo? that will maybe corroborate what he s going to testify to. i don t have reporting on this, greta, but i tend to think the answer to that is no because so far the fbi has declined to produce those memos and the justice department has a long history as you know of fighting against producing things that could be evidence in a criminal investigation. does is it only the fbi