be a little concerned. little concerned, especially since your new boss, you know, who comey helped to put in office will not look kindly on any investigations like that. scott, on the question of why this matters now. do you have a concern that some of these connections that donald trump built up over the years whether it s the russian connections or these mob connections could end up radiating into his presidency and into policy areas where the average american ought to be concerned? you know, i think that people need to know that what s a lie and what s not. and that s why trump leaks exists in the first place. we re american run. we get all of our documents obtained legally and everything s posted publicly on twitter. i think exposing his scandals will make it clear that we can focus on the policy. and the garbage that they re going to try to pour out because a lot of these things will be distractions. we cannot afford to have these
the president does, he has the right to fire bob mueller. you re right this is something that he thinks he has the right to do. something he has thought a lot about. this is not a new thing. the president has thought about getting rid of sessions, rosenstein and mueller since last may. when the special counsel was announced. actually when it happened, the president going immediately to try and get rid of sessions, sessions surviving. the biggest question now is, is maybe not mueller as much as it is rosenstein. rosenstein someone who comey had called the ultimate survivor. now once again, under the president s you know, the president coming after him again. really wanting to get rid of him, seeing him as the person who oversees mueller if trump were able to install someone more loyal to him. that would, that could have a more of an influence over the investigation. that s the thing that the, that we heard yesterday repeatedly was something the president was looking at here. look, t
russia. and offered no proof of obstruction of justice in the firing of comey last year. from his mar-a-largo resort, the president tweeting, james comey memos just out. and show clearly there that there was no collusion and no obstruction. also he leaked classified information. wow! will the witch hunt continue? i knew there would be a record of what happened. reporter: republicans requested the memos but it is unclear they got what they were looking for. the heavily redacted writings reveal his early interactions with the president. the president had concerns about michael flynn, the fired national security adviser. who pleaded guilty and now cooperating with the feds. comey writing, president pointed his finger at his head and said the guy is seriously judgment issues. the memos also disclosing new information about former white house chief of staff reince priebus who comey said asked him whether flynn was under surveillance. do you have a fisa order on mike
counsel robert mueller, who should be closing up shop. one, he has stunning conflicts of interest, like the fact that he has known james comey for years. they are good friends. in fact, comey testified that the reason he had a friend leaked the memo, which we believe is illegal to the new york times, is to bring about the appointment of a special counsel good and big surprise, it ended up being robert mueller, and fox news previously reported, comey s testimony last week was called closely coordinated with the special counsel. think about this for a minute. you have a disgruntled former fired employee in james call me, clearly spiteful and now one of his closest personal friends is now leading the investigation into president trump, who comey is accusing him of wrongdoing. there is no way that this investigation can be fair or objective. it is now impossible. so, who do you think mueller is going to side with? his friend or the president?
as teams on both sides of the investigation beach up their staf beef up their staffs. and the senate judiciary committee could receive the comey memosup their beef up their staffs. and the senate judiciary committee could receive the comey memos as early as monday. the committee requested the m o memos on friday from the man, comey s friend, who comey testified providing them to a reporter. on tuesday attorney general jeff sessions will testify before a senate panel where he will likely be grilled on his own alleged contactswith the russians and the firing of james comey. here now to did you all of that is ryan nobles and laura jarrett. ryan, dianne feinstein is pushing her committee to look into potential obstruction of justice. yeah, that s a very important development mainly because diane