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Moves into other areas, you can t predict. this investigation started purely as russian interference in the election. trees of documents, stolen e-mails, et cetera. that expanded to a number of issues, one, the possibility of collusion between trump advisers and the russians. and now you have the question of donald trump s possible interference if that continuing investigation. and in addition to that, we know that also subject of the investigation is any financial entanglements or his advisers had and whether that leads you down the path we re not there yet but whether that leads investigators down the path as to russia having this famous compromise, compromising material about the president. so open questions, but questions to be pursued. is it likely that coyle will ta in advance talk to mueller? yes, i think so. and it s entirely appropriate ....
Memos that he wrote. obviously, coyle s memos will play a big role in this. i understand they have not been provided to congress yet. and they don t haven t expect to see them before the are they actually going to see the memos? is comey going to be able to read from the memos? it looks less and less likely. the republican chairman, richard burr, and the ranking democrat, mark warner, were asked about this again today. and they say they asked the acting fbi director, andrew mccabe, about those memos, asked for those memos, and he told them that was a justice department decision, therefore the attorney general s decision, although he s recused himself. but not the fbi s decision. and we heard from richard burr, of course the republican chairman say today, that he may not see those memos before the testimony on thursday. and that s telling in a number of ways. of course, there s a lot that director comey or fired director comey can say himself, but the memos are kind of a written d ....
Going to go with his investigation. obviously, the most fascinating is going to be, what those conversations he had with the president were separate from the memos that he wrote. jill, obviously, coyle s memos will play a big role in this. i understand they have not been provided to congress yet. and they don t haven t expect to see them before the are they actually going to see the moiem? is comey going to be able to read from the memos? it looks less and less likely. the republican chairman, richard burr, and the ranking democrat, mark warner, were asked about this again today. and they say they asked the acting fbi director, andrew mccabe, about those memos, asked for those memos, and he told them that was a justice department s decision, therefore the attorney general s decision, although he s recused hills, but not the fbi s decision. and we heard from richard burr, of course the republican chairman say today, that he may not see those memos before the testimony on thursday. ....
Question last night, as capitol hill was abuzz with the news that the president of the united states had shared classified information. the senator from maine asking, can we have a crisis-free day? that s all i m asking. the answer might be no. on top of that, republican senator jeff flake said today, it would be nice to have a drama-free week. think about it. eight days ago, just eight days ago, we learned that president obama had warned then president-elect trump about michael flynn. the next day, president trump fired fbi director james comey. then on wednesday of last week, the now-infamous meeting with russian officials. thursday, it was president trump admitting that he was going to fire director comey, no matter what the deputy attorney general recommended. then on friday, president trump tweeted suggesting that he had tapes of coyle. on saturday, we learned about the potential replacements for comey. this past sunday was president trump playing golf. and then the big one. ....
And jack kingston, former congressman, also former senior adviser to the trump campaign. that s not helpful when it comes to timing about why donald trump fired fbi director comey now. well, i don t know. he s criticized for dragging out an investigation. this has been going on, apparently, since 2015. he has had no proof whatsoever that there was any collusion or coordination between the trump campaign and russia. and then he s criticized for going slow on it. and he does what every bureaucrat in washington, d.c., does. that is, i need more money. so i don t know so what? you tell to speed up, that s the response in washington, d.c.. now, this isn t the reason given. the reason, i would assume, is sort of music to democrats ears, although it seems a little questionable. because the deputy ag in his letter recommending that comey go is talking about the hillary clinton investigation and how that was handled. and that coyle made mistakes in this, brian. right. and there s a lot ....