the fbi doj side. there s nothing to actually substantiate. michael shcmidt, jeremy bash, carol leonnig, thank you. attorney general barr, two former justice department officials are waiting to join us to weigh in and later she knows a thing or two about russia s tactics because she has seen a thing or two as u.n. ambassador. pulitzer prize winning author and diplomat samantha power is with us tonight as the 11th hour is just getting started tonight in view of the west wing. iew of the west wing [sneeze and sniffles]
michael shcmidt, jeremy bash, carol leonnig, thank you. attorney general barr, two former justice department officials are waiting to join us to weigh in and later she knows a thing or two about russia s tactics because she has seen a thing or two as u.n. ambassador. pulitzer prize winning author and diplomat samantha power is with us tonight as the 11th hour is just getting started tonight in view of the west wing. can my side be firm?
did to collect intelligence about the trump campaign. the core statement in my opinion by the ig is that these irregularities, these misstatements, these owe missions were not satisfactorily explained. and i think that leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith. here for our lead-off discussion on a tuesday night, carol lenic, washington post, jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the pentagon and formerly chief counsel of the house intel and michael schmidt pulitzer prize winner for the new york times. jeremy bash, first off, what are we watching here? is the attorney general deciding on his own independent truth as the saying goes, all evidence to the contrary?
irregularities, these misstatements, these owe missions were not satisfactorily explained. and i think that leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith. here for our lead-off discussion on a tuesday night, carol lenic, washington post, jeremy bash, former chief of c, staff at the pentagon and formerly chief counsel of the house intel and michael schmidt pulitzer prize winner for the new york times. tz jeremy bash, first off, what are we watching here? is the attorney general deciding on his own independent truth as the saying goes, all evidence to the contrary? what s amazing, brian, is that the attorney general is complaining in this interview with pete williams.
let s talk about all of it, shall we, with our guest tonight, ambassador samantha power. she was u.n. ambassador under president obama where she also served on the national security council. she happens to be a pulitzer prize winning author and a professor up at harvard s kennedy school and at her alma mater harvard law school. her latest book is called the education of an idealist:a memoir. it strikes me it takes idealists to travel the world and fill up the ranks of foreign service. in your view, what s been lost thus far? where to begin? i mean for starters, i think the hardest thing to recover is just trust, not just trust in america s word for the time period in which we have somebody who doesn t tell the truth and whose violated commitments that