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Trump / FBI / Nunes Memo / The Reaction #1120654

CBS Evening News for Sunday, Feb 04, 2018
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(Studio: Elaine Quijano) Report introduced.

(West Palm Beach: Errol Barnett) The reaction to the release of the Nunes memo accusing the FBI/DOJ of bias against President Trump in its use of FISA warrants examined; Trump statement based on a "Wall Street Journal" article quoted; details given about the issue of the release of the Democratic memo. [Representative Try GOWDY - backs special counsel former FBI director Robert Mueller & the need for an investigation of Russia.] [Representative Adam SCHIFF - comments on the probe triggered by George Papadopoulos meeting with Russia.] [Representative Will HURD - comments on the memos.]

Reporter(s):
Quijano, Elaine;
Barnett, Errol
Duration:
00:02:10

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