yourself why you still trust people who gave you bad info for so long, including the president. still no reaction to this from president trump or from the white house. we did hear from senator lindsey graham about this, who in a statement said the inspector general s report is a stunning and unprecedented rebuke of a former director of the fbi. this is the first of what i suspect will be several ugly and damning rebukes of the senior doj and fbi officials regarding their actions and bias toward the trump campaign of 2016. because don t forget, dana, this inspector general s report was just one of two. there was another one that is on going that will be coming out soon looking into the genesis of the russia investigation and whether the fisa court and surveillance system was abused at all to spy on the trump campaign of 2016. dana? dana: thank you, john roberts. let s bring in james trusty, former doj prosecutor. you know the fbi. you ve been involved in the
groceries and you write that down. that s literally it. anything that has to do with work is an official document. dana: how did he try to split that? it s not even really splitting a hair. there s a pretty stark difference. look, this is kind of like the one-man prayed he s leading today to celebrate this. it is literally narcissism to sit there and say as the director of the fbi, hey, these were personal memoirs. these were my own personal documents. there s no such thing. certainly these documents don t come close to qualifying this. this is the thing that brought him down, thinking the rules are for other people. dana: why do you think the department of justice declined to prosecute? partly it s the subject matter of the leaks. if you re talking about information that s got foreign agents killed or had american spies that were imprisoned in foreign countries based on the types of information he was capturing, it would have a different flavor to it. these are much more munda
curry favor with law enforcement, trying to end an investigation into someone who s engaged in wrongdoing. he is in a tough position. history can judge him. i m not going to. the presidesenator lindsey g toadie called a stunning rebuke of the former director of the fbi. this is the first of what i expect. this is senator lindsey graham talking. this is the first of what i expect will be several more ugly and damning rebukes of senior doj and fbi officials regarding their actions and biases toward the trump campaign of 2016. and house oversight committee ranking member, ohio republican congressman jim jordan, a tea partier wrote now we know why comey didn t want to prosecute clinton. he didn t see a problem handling sensitive information after clearing her. he did it too. comey, like clinton thinks he s above the law. the lindsey graham quote,
suicide watch, why was the most high profile prisoner not being watched more closely? sources tell fox news two senior doj officials have arrived to investigate. we are told there are some jail staff that have not been initially cooperative with investigators. shannon: we will continue to follow it, we know you are on it. the court of appeals and legal victories to donald trump tonight, declining once again to halt the new title x family planning rule. the trump administration policy bars taxpayer funding clinics from referring patients for abortions or performing abortions. planned parenthood asked the ninth circuit to intervene in tonight the court declined. that ruling makes it likely planned parenthood will leave the federal program as soon as monday saying it will continue
infamously circulated a memo of his yoan accord before he was selected as the nominee that he didn t believe there was an obstruction crime here, that there couldn t be any prosecution in this area. so we have to see if he continues to stick to that belief now that he has access to all of the evidence joyce, let me ask you a followup question on that front, i imagine once he s been confirmed, he will be briefed on the furl scope of tfull scope o mueller probe. is he someone from your years of knowledge with people in and around him who could have his opinion changed once he has his arms around the facts? or do you think the words and sentiments conveyed in his memo that was widely circulated in senior doj and white house circles, do you think the dye is cast in terms of his world view on the obstruction case mueller is investigating? i don t know the new attorney general personally. i was a young prosecutor in birmingham on his first tour of