might be hopeful that the comments from the president intemperatui intimidating the fbi director and the comments from bill barr will so chill the work of agents who might be looking into a second extraordinary unprecedented russia focused criminal probe into what was once a presidential candidate. they said it is so broken they can t do this again. chill them or inspire them to double down? in my piece i have quotes from jeffrey berman, the u.s. attorney that when he announced the indictments he said campaign finance violations are no something thing, voters deserve to fwhoe where everything is coming from. but just remember that bill barr has the power to stop any
the whistle-blower is someone who s amononymousanonymous, whoe protected according to the whistle-blower statutes. and interviewing them is not as simple as just the whistle-blower driving up to congress and going in and sitting down. and for whatever reason, that has still not happened yet. and i m pretty sure the committee wants that to happen and have heard that they want that to happen. but it still hasn t gone forward. in your reporting tonight, you mention that the president in his comments about the whistle-blower said that he singled out the whistle-blower s sources and calling them close to a spy. is there any indication that what the president said about those sources has something to do with provoking this possible second whistle-blower to come forward? i don t think so. the president is someone that has been obsessed with leaks,
essentially exfiltrated and absolutely if nbc news can figure out where he was located rest assured the russian intelligence services knew where he was located ch t let s put aside the issue that somehow this man has been outed or exposed. let s look at the reality that one in the u.s. government chose to leak this to various media outlets. that is what fascinates me. why now? why are we hearing this now and what s the motivation behind the leakage? you went to the man s house, the man we believe to be this gentleman. his name has been revealed by moscow. fwhoe we re not using it at the request of the government. other media have. you went to this house in the suburban washington area. tell us what happened. yeah, andrea. i went there and i can t even explain why i did because the u.s. government says that revealing those details would contribute to revealing this man s identity.
where the surge maxed out. i don t know if i have asked everything i could. what do you want people to fwhoe are watching who have not witnessed this up close? i want people to know this is the power of nature. i see it and hear it every time. i know as soon as i get on the ground tomorrow i ll hear the same things with michael and maria. and irma. it s what i hear from people. they told us to leave. i thought i had been in storms before. this is different. this is what everybody is going to tell me. if you re in the situation, mandatory evacuation. please leave. it s no point in staying. if you get hit like this there s nothing you can do. you re going to be miserable. no air-conditioning and no power. think about what you can do to help people. this will take an international effort to rebuild. it will take years and they need help. storm chaser. captured this unbelievable video
crimes. or impoochable offenses. dean is one way of grabbing their attention, but the other thing is that dean was in the white house. he himself was involved in obstruction of justice and was working with the president whoe. so he can tell us a lot about how the council s office works, what it means to be in that kind of situation. he has a lot to offer. the really sad thing is that the president of the united states is obstructing the ability of the committee to get the facts before the american people. that s what needs to be done. somehow, the committee has to dramatize the facts in the mueller report, the facts of the obstruction of justice, and that s what happened in watergate. had you the senate watergate committee, had hearings a small committee, select committee, seven people. most of the questions k s done lawyers and john dean riveted the american people, the one that brought the facts to life. that s the kind of thing they