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Russia Investigation
The Fox News host gives the network's viewers a reality check with "10 instances of apparent obstruction of justice."
The president dismissed the one-time counsel to President Richard Nixon as a "sleazebag."
But the Vermont senator cautioned that the Senate is unlikely to convict President Donald Trump and oust him from office.
"So... uh... you know, then-then, you know, we need some kind of heads up."
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Intelligence officials reject claims that "spying" occurred during the 2016 election, but the president keeps calling for an investigation.
The Michigan congressman continues to say that the president has "engaged in impeachable conduct."
Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan became the first Republican congressman to call the president's conduct "impeachable."
The president's son struck a deal Tuesday with the Senate Intelligence Committee for a private, limited interview, according to The New York Times.
Former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein defends his handling of special counsel Robert Muellers investigation, calling James Comey a partisan pundit.
"My soul and character are pretty much the same today as they were two years ago," the former deputy attorney general said.
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