when you look back at andrew mccabe the deputy fbi director the person in question in this particular part of it, with the clinton investigation of e-mails his wife received $700,000 for her campaign from terry mcauliffe. that was over in regards to the e-mails with clinton before it began but still as a politician said about this, zach, you never really forget when someone gives you half a million. it's a nice piece of change. should he have recused himself and does that throw his credibility into question? >> is the insinuation the phish was not hard enough on hill clin chin or they're in the tank for the democrats? because as a member of the clinton campaign i can assure you that's not the case. the letter director comey sent before the election may have tanked the entire campaign in and of itself. i don't totally understand the insinuations regarding mccabe. but look, we'll make you a deal, republicans are not crazy about the number two from the fbi, mccabe. democrats are not a big fans of the number two at the department of justice, rod rosenstein. let's get both out of the pictu

he sent a letter to the fbi about andrew mccabe who was the number two person at the fbi. andrew mccabe's wife received $700,000 in political contributions arranged and facilitated by none other than clinton friend terry mcauliffe. and his concern is that all documents be preserved, all communications better be turned over about what andrew mccabe knew and when he knew it about the unmasking of individuals who were surveilled during the trump transition or during the trump campaign. if it turns out at the end of all of in that the fbi and our intelligence agencies have turned into partisan, political operations with an agenda, then republicans and democrats should be very concerned. if it all turns out this is just a routine investigation, the trump administration will be egg on its face. but i have a feeling that we're going to find out a lot more about who was involved in the unmasking and who had an agenda. chris: julie, it was devin nuÑes, the chair of the white he intelligence committee, who indicated that he got information about surveillance and unmasking from an o