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Trump / FBI / Nunes Memo / The Release #1120638

NBC Evening News for Saturday, Feb 03, 2018
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(Minneapolis: Lester Holt) Report introduced.

(West Palm Beach, Florida: Kelly O'Donnell) The clash over the released declassified Russia memo with President Trump claiming vindication from the Russia investigation examined; tweets from Trump & Representative Trey Gowdy about the memo quoted; details given about Republican allegations of partisan bias at the Justice Department because the opposition dossier was used to get a warrant to follow Trump adviser Carter Page. [White House deputy press secretary Hogan GIDLEY†- says it was paid for by opposition research.] A rebuttal memo from Democrat Representative Jerrold Nadler quoted. [NADLER - comments on the evidence.] The issue of Trump declassifying the Democratic memo noted.

Reporter(s):
Holt, Lester;
O'Donnell, Kelly
Duration:
00:02:40

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