somebody that s got the document, they need to get that document and get it released. all right, you are served, jeff, where do you go with that. everything he said seems very sober. everything he said also ties in with what representative chaffetz is saying which is that people wanting to see that memo. you are right it s important to see where republicans are siding on this. democrats as well. but representative chaftsd is a republican. and he has said that this is material he wants to see and that was also supported by speaker ryan whose spokeswoman said last night that it was important for the oversight committee to get ahold of that material. brian: kayla, overall the big perspective is do you feel as though the media is treating donald trump different than any other president? well, i don t know about that. but i think that everyone can agree that this story deserves a fair amount of scrutiny until we can get to the bottom of did. and richard burr saying that the burden falls
cooperate with representative chaffetz who you quoted earlier as saying he has requested that the fbi turn over any memos, any recordings about the conversations between president trump and former fbi director comey. i think the question that we posed to sean spicer today and other people at the white house is what kind of recordings are there? have they seen these memos? and to what extent is there documentation of at least three conversations that we know already that they have had based on president trump s own letter when he fired fbi director comey week ago. brian: so far sean spicer hasn t said much after the president s tweet that there may be recordings. he has not commented on that. where do you expect to go today. that s exactly right. i spoke with multiple administration officials last night and they don t really have an explanation for what happened beyond a denial. we haven t heard donald trump s side of the story what he says was said during that
eventually all, you know, kids get older. ainsley: baby goats. i grew up in a city, columbia, south korea, almost a million people. brian: meanwhile, if anyone grew up anywhere on the planet had you a chance to pick up and seat breaking news that happened yesterday. that s the new york times story that evidently a source close to james comey, the former fbi director picked up the phone and called in to a new york times reporter and says i have a memo to read you because james comey kept copious notes of his meetings. one of which was the president of the united states, donald trump, at which time there was some explosive allegations there this is according to a source who read this excerpt which is allegedly to be james comey s noits about a meeting with donald trump. steve: an associate plaintiff comey s. ainsley: that s right. he says in the memo that james
jillian: welcome back to fox & friends on this wednesday. headlines. shut down donald trump jr. destroy the heckler who brings up his father s tax returns. take a look. tax returns. i would like to see them. i don t know. i think rachel maddow already showed he made 150 million bucks and made 45 million in taxes] crowd booing] showed he paid higher in tax than bernie sanders and barack obama. i really appreciate it thank you for the intro to that because i wasn t going to go there. [applause] jillian: all of that unfolding montana rally for republican looking to fill ryan zinke s seat. the washington post writer slammed senator marco rubio for sharing bible verses on twitter. rubio not shy about his faith shared this verse peace i leave with you. my peace i give you.
ainsley: we talked to steve hilton who was a brit. he lives in america now. advisor to david cameron. prime minister. he said he has never seen anything like this. listen to what he said earlier on fox & friends. what really makes me so angry about all of this is the way that the people are attacking the administration. just loving the sound of their own outrage. but where is their outrage about the people who are looking for work, people who have got work but can t afford to live on what they earn. people with kids in failing schools, so many things going wrong. but there is no outrage about that. all of that is really hard to fix. they say we can t do tax reform. that s really difficult. we can t do healthcare reform. we can t do any of these things. it s so easy for them to jump up and down on these scandals and washington games. it s really sickening. steve: american people elected donald trump the president, back in november. i understanding a lot of people didn t vote for him