Republicans plans release of House interviews in Russia probe
Nunes said he would make transcripts available from the House Intelligence Committee in the spirit of "full transparency"
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Nunes said he would make transcripts available from the House Intelligence Committee in the spirit of "full transparency"
The DOJ and Republicans in Congress have clashed over access to information
Despite Republicans announcing the Russia probe had officially ended, they indicated they would hear Wylie
"It was an ill-conceived idea that would have forever changed the character of the committee," said one official
The White House communications director is scheduled to appear Tuesday before the committee
The memo claims Christopher Steele's dossier did not play a key role in the surveillance application process
The committee is preoccupied with two things -- uncertainty about whether Bannon will show up to testify before them Thursday and the fate of the Democrats' written response to the GOP-backed memo
The White House released a letter Friday night saying the president would not release a Democratic rebuttal to a GOP memo
GOP committee members plan to build literal barrier separating their aides from Democratic staffers in panel's secure spaces
The White House said it will follow the "same process and procedure" with the Democrats' memo as it did with the Republican's memo
Officials worry that the memo's release could impact the amount of intelligence shared with members of Congress
Democrats on the Committee have a 10-page memo rebutting the GOP-backed memo released Friday
Democrats on the Committee will be angling to have a 10-page rebuttal memo made public as well
"Even this very flawed memo demonstrates what the origin of the investigation was and that origin involved the issue of collusion," Schiff told "This Week"
Gowdy, one of the key authors of the so-called Nunes memo, joined us to discuss the Russia investigation, FISA and the Justice Department
CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid says the biggest question that remains is how the memo's release will impact deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein
A day after the memo's release, President Trump said in a tweet Saturday "their was no Collusion and there was no Obstruction"
Trump and his supporters are using the memo to raise questions about the origins of a federal investigation
"I've been in public life for over 50 years. I have never in my lifetime seen anything like this happen," Panetta said of the memo release
Friday's release of a once-classified CIA memo is "unprecedented" and could have far-reaching effects in foreign policy, Leon Panetta said
Breaking down what the GOP majority on the House Intelligence Committee released on Friday
A White House official told CBS News "there is no conversation or consideration" about firing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein
Former Bush homeland security adviser says release of the memo "really undermines the integrity and credibility of the FBI"
The redactions reflect "primarily" concerns expressed by the FBI, CBS News' Major Garrett reports
The impending release of the memo has touched raw nerves in Washington as the White House squares off with the FBI