so, i have always been hesitant to, although i appreciate with the ig is doing, they are limite w looking at this. so there are a lot more people to need to be interviewed, even in our investigation peered we would love to have a law enforcement arm that we could go out and conduct more interviews. but, the fbi and the u.s. attorney in connecticut, they have, they are building their team. they have a lot of people out. a lot of people are interviewed because we want to make sure is that it s not just james comey that gets looked at but this whole fiasco that is a part. you just touch on it a little bit in her opening. the worst that s been done, the leaking is really bad and it was wrong but it was done to incite a special counsel an employee a
house right now and his name is larry kudlow. maybe she deserved to be arrested but the timing is certainly spirks and if we re use the law enforcement arm to enforce trade policies, i think we re in new territory. no, no. i don t know. truly the treasury department does iran sanctions and the justice department executed this. these are career people. not necessarily in cahoots, but it does seem like the markets are very uncertain of how much strategy is going on here hand whether or not president trump, his word can be relied upon when he and says president xi came to an understanding. and it s about the timing, really of it, the tombing is very on opportunity and we had a more chomp hencive more logical policy this would make sense but markets are reacting to the uncertainty of the president s economic strategy. it s like if steve jobs was
jon? jon: gillian turner, reporting, thank you. major efforts to make sure the president and other world leaders kept safe during the u.n. general assembly. fox news getting a behind-the-scenes look at the security operations there. jackie has more. jackie? reporter: this week is not just drawing 95% of world leaders, but plenty of protests, too. nypd says 67 protests are planned are in week and 100 motorcades could be rolling through the city. it has law enforcement working round the clock to keep public dignitaries and others safe. the diplomatic security service calls it super bowl. it s the largest protective effort each year, when the law enforcement arm of the state department is tasked with protecting world dignitaries as they descend on new york for the united nations general assembly. what you re seeing is the culmination of nine months of planning. reporter: from monitoring threats against attendees to
above you in the chain of command to ask you to take it easy on someone. that is corrupt. we can have whatever debate about the legality of it. anyone at home realizes it is corrupt to tell a subordinate when you are heading up or in charge of a law enforcement arm of the government to let someone go or take it easy on somebody. there is clearly a difference there. that is why it is relevant to bob mueller and it will be discussed at length in the report that mueller sends to congress. can i ask you about the strategy of the trump team? on friday giuliani and the president s other attorney hosted sean hannity s radio show and talked about the investigation about their strategy. here is a short clip. a lot of people interpret it this way, if he is telling the truth why wouldn t he testify? welcome to the real world. the reason you have to worry about it is we are giving away
but at the same time, it s also not surprising because this is consistent with so much that we ve heard already about how trump treats the justice department and his attitude toward the justice department, which as your previous guest alluded to is really he sees it as a political institution, as a political arm, not as an independent law enforcement arm, but as a political arm. and we saw that in the testimony from james comey. just like jeff sessions, james comey said that trump demanded loyalty, and that it was like a mob boss asking for loyalty. it s the same thing here with what he s asking from jeff sessions. alex, i just want to get your perspective on this case for obstruction, when you look at what the special counsel is doing and what we ve learned about it through reporting and indictments that we ve seen here. how robust a case do you think that is at this point? well, i think and i ve written a blog about this, that