high priority for this administration in its communications of any kind, so we have this situation where we have a president who s constantly spoiling for a fight, who always needs to have somebody, the enemy that he s working against, whether it s hillary clinton or iran, and we end up in this situation where a president who has spent the last two yearsintegrity of the intelligence community, constantly making them his whipping boy, the cia, the fbi, or any of the other agencies in the intelligence community, and now a grainy video, asks the world to believe it, and people aren t germany became the most recent country to say they need more evidence. up next, president trump trying to revise what he said on wednesday turning a maybe into an absolutely that he would tell the fbi if he was offered dirt on a political opponent. hmm. exactly.
challenge to the united states, to our system of government, to our way of life and so they ve been on the case, and i regret the fact it s taken so long for them to have this press conference but i m very confident that this is something that they ve been focused on for quite some time. i think part of the challenge we have here is we have the president who is not precise in terms of describing what he refers to when he talks about a witch-hunt. i would like to think he s only referring to this notion, this investigation that he somehow cooperated with russia in connection with the 2016 election, and that he s not referring to the actual investigation by the mueller team into russian meddling. it s the second thing which is v-very important and which i think today members of the intelligence community highlighting to american people they are focused on it and working against. you see it as the president not being precise. you, sir, with all of your experience inside of an
from what nunberg said, there might have been some working against. it was interesting to watch it play out. before i let you go, the white house, they have come back, they reiterated some things. they played this kind of on the low key. as an attorney, i would think that would be something you would like. yes. first of all, nunberg is not a big fish in the situation. he s a minor fish. if you re an attorney, just comply. don t go to the media. harris: i m sure he tried. thanks, john. appreciate your time. thanks, harris. harris: paul ryan is pushing back against the president s tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. the president says he s not going to back down. we ll talk to the chairman of the finance committee were republicans will take action or if there s something they like about the plan.
part of some people and we want to know a lot more about that. we ll be continuing our joint judiciary oversight investigation. this makes watergate look like you know, stealing a snickers bar from your local candy store. it s that big. it s that corrupt. it s that deep. it s that profound. i m not surprised there s a secret society within the establishment that was designed to get rid of trump, to deny trump the election. we were never supposed to know any of this. don t you love that right wing inflection? it s a certain way of talking. last night on fox news, senator johnson said he had an informant claiming some sort of secret conspiracy within the fbi working against president trump. let s watch the senator. what this is all about is further evidence of corruption more than bias but corruption at the highest levels of the fbi. that secret society, we have an
long-term cooperation this you re going to need in a difficult problem such as north korea or the other kinds of problems that the u.s. is facing where it needs cooperation from our friends and adversaries at the united nations. i want to listen with you here to something that u.s. baeed to the u.n. nikki haley said just a couple of days ago. as to tastart off with the speech the president is going to give you can see it for yourself. i think he slaps the right people and hugs the right people and comes out with the u.s. being very strong in the end. he slaps the right people and he hugs the right people. who do you think he ll slap and who will he hug and how will it make the u.s. stronger? the problem it s a person you slap today, you might need his help tomorrow. things change. situations change. working against about north korea, for example, it s going to take some patience and take a lot of cooperation from a