Covering the story every step of the way. Break it down for us. This latest development, give us the details and what does it mean. One thing that is really important is the context of this firing order by President Trump. It came in june. The Mueller Investigation only just begun at that point but it was already clear that it was going in dangerous directions for the white house. Recall President Trump told russians that he thought by firing james comey hes would relieving pressure on him regarding russia but that was not the case. The white house learned in june that Robert Mueller was investigating whether the president himself obstructed justice in addition to russia collusion. And so now trump gives the order, mcgahn refused to carry it out and now this is part of the Mueller Investigation into obstruction of justice along with trump asking comey to drop the fbi investigation into mike flynn, the firing of comey, and trump asking intelligence chiefs to state publicly there is no c
That was this only way to get to our dreams. Martha house intel chair, devin nunes and the man at the center of the fire over the questionable tactics by the fbi saying this tonight, having stone walled congresss demands for nearly a year, its no surprise to see the fbi and doj file objections to allow the American People to see information related to surveillance abuses to the agencies. That in response to the nunes stories that says omissions make it inaccurate. The president said he will authorize the public release of the memo. 100 , Trace Gallagher in our newsroom as the memo fight gets hot. Reporter while the president said hes 100 planning to release the memo, Sarah Sanders appears to be tapping the brakes saying theres always the chance the memo wont be released. The president had not been breached on the content and the white house plans to complete the security review of before deciding to release it and sanders comments conflicts with others after the meeting with deputy ray
we re in washington, d.c. with senators and they re listening and taking action and wanting to help us. we haven t seen that kind of help or support in our whole careers. and to have it be from people that can make differences and change the course of history is amazing. martha: it would have never happened if you guys didn t have the strength to stand up and talk about what happened and share it with everybody. mattie, what do you hope for your future? i hope this will never happen to any other child again. no child deserves how we were being treated. it s amazing what s happened. i literally it s still upsetting to me that this had to happen after 156 women had to
martha: it was working for him. it was an opportunity for him to abuse sexually. martha: mattie, do you think the karolyis knew he was abusing gymnasts. it s hard for me to believe they didn t and think they honestly did not care. they didn t care they didn t ask with the injuries or how they re doing. they just didn t care. i feel they kept larry around because larry was willing to let us compete with injuries. at one point i sprained and dislocated both feet at the same time and larry didn t even tape them. he didn t even get me a wheelchair to walk around. i had to find an office chair
without their parents and put under their care and what about the u.s. olympic committee. today the gymnastics governing body tweeted this, we received resignations from all the board of the directors as required by the oic. we are grateful for the time and effort each has devoted to usa gymnastics. but many of nassar s victims said the investigation is only beginning. today, i sat down with three of larry nassar s victims, olympians and national team members, mattie larsson, jennette antolin on this exclusive story. when you look back and think about larry, everyone said he was one of the few people that was nice to you. tell me about your first