it s not clear what changed and led the administration to get rid of everyone all at once. that recommendation was adopted. it s not clear what changed. so something happened in trump world between the inauguration, january 20th, and march 10th when they fired them all. something happened that made administration throw out their own previous overt well-thought-out plan. to instead decided they had to fire all those prosecutors, no warning, no plan to replace any of them, got to go including brar ra. everybody out. why did they change that plan? the administration obviously had a little bit of a melt down tonight. for the past week really over the trump russia story. when they started to unravel, coincidentally or not is also when we started to get detailed
mr. trump s favor. i really think the trump people are skequealing like stuck pigs here. i think the republicans are aiding and abetting them. nothing wrong happens. only people trying to leak those names were the trump white house. ez sra cohen is the one who cald devin nunes to the white house. that s not official. we know he helped him get on the premise. we don t know he called devin nunes. okay. we know he was poring through these documents. we know general mcmaster warranted him fired on february 10th. we any that on or on march 10th, rather. we know that he went to see steve bannon and jared kushner. then four days later general mcmaster s order was reversed. and then a week later he goes and calls devin nunes over. susan rice did nothing wrong. what she did is exactly what the nsa, the flashl security advina advisor should do when you know
you can have small arms, of course, the secret service can defeat one man with small arms. but an intruder getting in the other side is biological weapons or chemical weapons. then you can contaminate an area. i don t think the president was in danger. i don t think that s true. i think the secret service is correct about that. but cautionary. they have got to fix this. stand by, kelly o donnell is still at the white house. sorry to interrupt you again. she s got a statement for us i want to bring into the conversation. kelly what do you have? reporter: we said a statement was imminent and we now have it. this is from the united states secret service. i m going to read you the full statement so our audience can have all the facts here. on march 10th, 2017, at approximately 11:38 p.m. an individual scaled the outer perimeter fence by the treasury building. as our audience is watching that, that is on the left side of the white house as we see it on the screen about a block hal
transparent than anybody else ever has been. you didn t say more transparent than anybody. you said more transparent than anybody else ever. now, my definition of transparency includes being honest and straightforward, and being honest and transparent right from the start, right from the get-go. let s look at a few things you said. on march 10th you said this, you provided all work related e-mails, erring on anything might have been a federal record. you revised the statement and said mr. blumenthal had e-mails you didn t. the revised statement was after we interviewed mr. blumenthal about benghazi and found out we didn t receive from you and the state department the same information we received from hill. in march you said it was your practice to e-mail government
went over the side of the rail. that s where they eventually found him. in terms of my experience in having looked at thousands of homicide cases, it just didn t make any sense. reggie admits that he killed robert silk, but we know that. still, he is essentially blaming robert silk for, in a sense, causing his own death. on march 10th, 1995, six months after robert silk s disappearance, detective steven toth and robert vancura are summoned to a patch of woods in rockland county. we were called by some kids playing across the street, found a body in the water here where this culvert meets. it was partially decomposed,