executive privilege. we have question about who signed him in. and let you know more. they said look, we re not going to say who swore him in, who escorted him in. but talking to former government officials, we know that even house intelligence chairman, even members of commerce must be escorted in the same way as everyone else. the log could easily access it but they have chosen not to at this point. they re not releasing their visitor logs as they did during most of the obama administration. the only person who knows for
her lawyers argued on friday that in fact most of this has been in the public domain, so she can testify. then suddenly on friday, that hearing today was cancelled. so chairman nunes, is the administration offering any new details about who signed him into the white house grounds last week to see the classified information that he claims he saw? reporter: in a word, no, they re not, and the white house said, look, i will follow up and let you know more information. he did not take questions on that today. and the white house in fact said, look, we re not going to say who swore him in, who escorted him in, but in talking to former government officials, we do know that even house intelligence chairman, even members of congress must be escorted in the same way as everyone else. so there is a log of him visiting, the white house could easily access it, but they have chosen not to release their visitor logs as they did during
but she read the new york times on wednesday night. she saw two other women who had been victimized in her view, and she s right. far more seriously than she had been shelf read the first person account of a people magazine reporter. and yesterday morning, i was on the phone with kristin and she said to me two words. she d, i m in. we got a videographer to her as quickly as possible i interviewed her by phone while she was being interviewed and that s how we produced the story today. one of the things we ve seen over the course of the week, as several women have come forward. the reporting process you re describing. the trump campaign and mr. trump denying each of these allegations, you as reporters are having to verify. can you shed some light on your thinking, the paper s thinking,
he said they weren t a real problem. we now know once again he was wrong. the way he was wrong about the iran deal. the way he s been wrong about so many things in foreign policy including inviting russia to come in to prop up assad and bomb american-trained syrian rebels. it s a disgrace. he s a disaster. you don t mean that he literally invited putin in. obviously the united states doesn t want putin there. no, no, no. jake, let me stop you. he literally invited putin in back when he drew the red line. when he drew the red line and said if assad uses chemical weapons against his people, that we ll take him out. and then he used them. he invited putin in to broker an agreement with assad to give up his chemical weapons, which assad has not done. once you invite putin in for that part of it, you can t then pick and choose given the obama approach what you do. so he did invite him in, jake. and it was wrong. it was wrong headed. and everything that s happened with russia and syria s
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