the one who has been standing up to russia. they talked about javelin missiles in that call. president trump sold javelin missiles to nknocks those tanks out that russia was sending into the ukraine. you might want to ask president obama or biden why they wouldn t sell the javelins, but president trump did, and continues to provide relief. we have given a lot of relief. in fact, president trump has probably given more help to ukraine than any other president. it seems as if you endorse the president s sort of one-man operation by rudy giuliani to go around the government and try to do his own investigation. i have not understood this. if the president doesn t believe the u.s. government s assessment of what the russians did, why doesn t he ask the fbi to investigate? why is he asking rudy giuliani to go to a foreign country to do that? do you understand have you been able to understand that? you can ask rudy giuliani. that and the chairman himself
once you get the foot in the door, it can give you a basis to conduct much broader surveillance. in some cases, agents can search a target s historical data. if you can persuade a judge that there are communications that are out there that are relevant to what you are doing and readily accessible and, again, linked to the purpose of the surveillance, you can go back. the assembly of the documents. the sculpting of the document is not a one-man operation. jim maxwell is familiar with the fisa process from his three decades at the fbi. we need to know ahead of time whether or not the information in the document is reliable. and it s constantly tested and challenged. [cheers] one month before the presidential election, the page application was filed and with three renewals lasted 11 months. this heavily redacted version shows it relied on the democrat funded unverified dossier compiled by former british spy christopher steele. buried in a footnote the application suggests th
page at the center. once you get the foot in the door, it can give you a basis to then conduct much broader surveillance. in some cases, agents can search a target s historical data. if you can persuade a judge that there are communications that are out there that are relevant to what you are doing and are readily accessible and, again, linked to the purpose of the surveillance, you can go back. the assembly of the documents. the sculpting of the document is not a one-man operation. jim maxwell is familiar with the fisa process from his three decades at the fbi. we need to know ahead of time whether or not the information in the document is reliable. and it s constantly tested and challenged. [cheers]tl one month before the presidential election, the page application was filed and with three renewals, lasted 11 months. this heavily redacted version shows it relied on the democrat-funded unverified dossier compiled by former british spy christopher steele.
situation. i would try to obviously build it but if you re chief of staff and president can t build that there s no way chief of staff can. i don t think the president even though he ran a business it wasn t it was a one man operation basically. john kelly has an all most impossible task or whoever else, whether it is kushner or whoever it is trying to instill loyalty of a group of people who right now are questioning each other at the most senior level of our government. look, it s pretty clear to me that john kelly doesn t have the full confidence of the president. if you didn t have the full confidence of the president
you want me to answer that? yes, please, sir. okay. it s not that unusual. the client doesn t always have to follow your advice. you give advice as a lawyer. a client isn t required to follow that. there may be a point in time where you say, you know what? you re ignoring everything i say and i m going to quit. ultimately most many of these decisions are up to the client. okay. and you don t okay. i m going to leave it there. on the president s personal legal team that exists right now, the times has reported that it s essentially this one man operation, jay sekulow leading the charge for now. this however many months into this russia investigation. how worrisome does that have to be for the president? it s worrisome if there isn t really a big team of blue chip lawyers and that would include associates help iing out.