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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The drama over the Representative Devin Nunes memo about the FBI that may well be released tomorrow by President Trump despite the opposition from FBI director Christopher Wray & the Justice Department introduced. Live discussion held with CNN's Democratic Representative Jim Himes about the memo. [HIMES - offers views on how this "second-rate hit job" that {according to Trump} could be used to discredit the Russia investigation, how it is unfounded attacks on the FBI/Justice Department being accused of bias aa is based on classified information, how there were no hearings on the matter, that the Democratic memo will not be released unless the president approves it, how we asked the FBI/DOJ to come in & talk to us, but the committee refused: it is a political hit job & a "shoddy process".]
- Reporter(s):
- Cooper, Anderson
- Duration:
- 00:08:20
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