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along. listen to the horowitz account. >> the fbi investigation that is the subject of this report crossfire hurricane was open july 31, 2016, days after the fbi received reporting from a friendly foreign government. the reporting stated in a may 2016 meeting with the friendly foreign government trump campaign advisor george papadopoulos suggested the trump team received some kind of a suggestion close quote from russia that could assist in the election process with the anonymous release of information during the cap pain that would be damaging to candidate clinton and then president obama. lou: can you imagine? and the doj inspector general declared a failure by the entire chain of command involved in the operation of crossfire hurricane. horowitz details the negligence

and errors by those in the fbi, then claimed as he did in his report that he could not find any evidence of political bias whatsoever. apparently content to not consider the remote and unlikely odds that downer and papadopoulos would be in the same bar in london at the same time, and the fabulous nonsense that downer maintained papadopoulos uttered in that bar which he then shot should be of interest to the fbi. talk about -- well, a fairytale. consider the fact that all 17 of the egregious errors as horowitz put it, fell in only one direction. think about that. all 17 errors just happened to smear and implicate president trump. the biggest of which was the steele dossier used to defraud the fisa court in order to spy on former trump campaign manager

carter page and the campaign itself. inspector horowitz confirmed the phoney clinton and dnc steele dossier played a central role in the spy operation against page and indeed the trump campaign. >> the fbi told us the reporting pushed the properral cause over the line and we concluded it played a central and essential role in the decision to seek a fisa order. lou: horowitz exposed the lies of the deep state who spent years lie together media and the american people about their use of the discret -- the discreditd dossier. >> we did not use that as a source for our intel community

assessment. it was based on traditional intelligence sources. >> it did not play any role whatsoever in the intelligence community assessments presented to then president obama and then president-elect trump. bret: why did you use that to ask for surveillance for carter page? >> that's not my recollection. my recollection is it was part of a broader mosaic of facts bret require was more than the fisa application. >> there was probable cause to believe page was a agent of a foreign power. lou: three lies. the launch of the investigation into president trump set off years of investigations that engulfed the entire trump presidency. president trump reacted at his rally in pennsylvania. >> they spied on our campaign. the inspector general found the

fbi's spying application contains 17 error and omissions commonly known as lies and deceit. when the fbi uncovered evidence showing that we did absolutely nothing wrong, they hid it so nobody could see it so they could keep this hoax going on for two years. lou: the culmination of those efforts and what appears at the very least to be a conspiracy to overthrow the president took place this hour on capitol hill. the house judiciary committee holding its first mark-up session on the two articles of impeachment brought against president trump by the radical dimms in the house. our first guest tonight, he bolsters the trump administration's impeachment strategy every day. joining us, special advisor to president trump. former treasury spokesman, tony sayegh. good to have you with us.

your blood must boil as you hear this recount from the inspector general. then to white wash the absence of political bias in its very origins. i can't contrive myself any path to a conclusion that there was no political bias. but your reaction? >> it's good to be with you. every american who actually gets to understand what is in this i.g. report from the inspector general horowitz from the department of justice has to be shocked that our government from the fbi to others at the highest levels during the obama administration spied and lied about looking into a political opponent. it sound familiar, right? when you have governments interfering with the campaign of then candidate now president donald trump. the abuse of power here is on so many different levels.

and you are right, it does get your blood boiling. for the president and for any american who who believes in their privacy rights. we don't often find agreement with the president or people running to his defense from the left. but even the aclu pointed out the abuse of this fisa process. the "new york times," too. because people understand you have to have fundamental rights protected. when you don't that's when you have a main issue in this country. lou: i'll be more impressed when the aylu and the "new york times" demand an end to the impeachment proceedings. actually apologizes for their roles as complicit actors in the attacks on this president over the course of the first three years of his presidency. just apologize for what they have done to a sitting

president. it's beyond comprehension that the democrats are going ahead with impeachment on two issues. on abuse of power. it's really extraordinary. and of course the obstruction of justice is one way of putting it, it's almost like -- i won't go into the metaphor. it's so aggravating to even imagine he has to face this impeachment effort. can you imagine how this is going to unwind? where are we headed? and what do you expect? >> lou, the obstruction charge is completely made up. they know they can't get him on obstruction of justice. so they come up with this obstruction of congress term. everybody knows they are a separate branch government that are coequal and have protection of privilege under separation of powers. they never went to the court to

challenge that or get relief. it's the democrats abusing power. they trivialized one of the most monumental tools the constitution gives them, the power of impeachment. to go down this path without any evidence of criminality whatsoever. they shall impeaching the president because they don't like him. and they have been trying to do it from the beginning. tonight you have the judiciary committee which his tore you canally has -- which historically has run impeachment. they have not called one fact witness. not one person to testify on any evidence or fact in front of the committee trying to run impeachment. it shows what a sham it's been all along. lou: an absence of fact has not been any kind of impediment to the radical dimms and this farce they call an inquiry.

tony sayegh. thanks so much. up next, inspector general michael horowitz is trying to knock down the notion that his report clears james comey of wrongdoing. at the claim of james comey. we'll take that up with the "wall street journal's" kim strassel. we'll talk to house minority leader kevin mccarthy after these quick messages. stay with us. the epson ecotank. no more buying cartridges. look at all this ink it comes with. big ink tanks. lots of ink. no more cartridges. incredible amount of ink. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill.

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president trump signed an executive order to crock down against anti-semitism on college campuses. his order classified je -- classifies judaism as a race. he ordered two universities to remake their middle east studies program. cnn hiding the truth about the deep state spying on the trump campaign. the anti-trump network skipping lindsey graham's opening statement at today's hearing for michael horowitz. cnn, the only one of the three major networks carrying it. instead they covered stories on the divide between trump and mcconnell impeachment and mocking the president's rally

last night in pennsylvania. joining us is republican house minority leader kevin mccarthy. i have to say, congressman. that's an extraordinary decision on the part of cnn, even by its standards. political bias being absent in the origins of this assault on the presidency is stunning to me. i look at it as a pure white wash at the very inception of the inspector general's report. how could you not find bias in what the fbi and the justice department and even interest thanksal agencies obviously conspire to do? >> you look at this report, you are 100% right. look at how many times they were found that they did something wrong. more than 17 major items in there. they always went one direction,

against this president, never for him. they spied on this president. unheard of in this country. this is the closest we have ever come to having a coup in this country. we have to make sure this never happens again. what they have done by being a law enforcement agency inside america to use that for their own purpose, their own political gain, is wrong. lou: it's congress and it's been destructive of this president's first three years in office. they spied on him from the middle of 2016, in the middle of a presidential campaign. it's stunning stuffed. but instead of the two parties coming together to condemn it, we see the radical dimms exploiting it and using it as another avenue with which to attack the president and to obstructed his agenda.

it's outrageous what the radical dimms who responsible for in -- are responsible for in this notorious act against the presidency. >> remember who they called who support the president back then. they called them deplorables. now they want to disqualify their votes by trying to impeach him. they dislike the president, they dislike everything about them in the instance of what we believe in. country is -- america is more than a country, it's an idea. if you are going to impeach a president it has to be overwhelming, compelling and bipartisan. they don't meet one of those criteria. they have no facts. they change the entire system just as we are finding out in this i.g. report to rig his system against this president. what comes out of it? the american public sees the

truth and they are opposed to it as well. lou: the american people have a lot to pay attention to in all of this. there is issue after issue here to deal with. but i think the american people have no problem just simply looking at one fact. and that is that the fbi never once warned the president of any suspicion that there was a russian influence anywhere in his campaign. it was proved that there was not. but the fact that they did not go to the president himself or at least some member of his campaign somewhere and carry out a defensive briefing. let's listen to graham on -- lindsey graham, the head of the judiciary committee on this very issue. >> was there ever a defensive briefing given toy the fbi or the department of justice to donald trump about the concern? >> there was not.

>> what would you call a counter-intelligence investigation that never had a protected element. >> i am not sure -- sorry. >> did they ever try to protect donald trump from foreign influence? >> they did not. lou: how in the world -- the fact that he doesn't know what you would call that kind of a surveillance operation on a president. can you imagine there being a surveillance operation against the president of the united states and his campaign without the full knowledge of every head of every agency, principal head of every agent sit in the intelligence community without the attorney general and the president of the united states knowing as well. >> not only didn't they tell the president. they told the russians and called them. but they never talked to this

president. they had a responsibility as one web's the nominee, to become the leader of the free world. and they bring people in to try to spy on him, then they lie about the outcome and give that falsifying to go to the fisa court to continue this further after he's elected president. that's why i say this is the closest this country has ever come to having a coup. lou: the effort by the way is unrelenting. no one should mistake what this impeachment process is from the house. these two weak and ludicrous charges against him, notwithstanding, the radical difficulties want to overthrow this president because they know full well once all the facts are out, or at least most of the facts are out about the special counsel. about the witch hunt as the president called it against him.

the efforts to overthrow him and then this mad impeachment farce, the american people are going to reject the democrats, i believe at every level of government at the polls in november. >> they loathe this president so much because they know they are going to lose to him. but you are correct, they started from the beginning. remember when they took majority. you had nadler campaign for the position of chairman for the committee that overseize impeachment saying he would be the best for impeachment. the new freshmen democrats that came in on the night they were sworn in said they were going to impeach the mother. remember when adam schiff you came forward and said he was upset because he thought the administration was going to keep the whistleblower from coming forward. the only reason the american people haven't seen the whistleblower is because of adam schiff. he knew who the whistleblower

was because he met with him. it's nothing but lie after lie. all they want to do is impeach this president because they know they cannot defeat him in the polls. lou: congressman, go ahead, please. >> look how successful this president has been. he got united states, mexico and canada trade agreement which no one said was possible. this is the art of the deal. business schools will study what this president has been able to accomplish against all of this, making the strong jest economy, rebuilding our military. think about how much more we can do as a nation. the only thing they can say is they issued more subpoenas. lou: congressman, always good to talk with you. kevin mccarthy, we would like

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report vindicates him. is that a fair assessment of your report? >> i think the activities we found here don't vindicate anybody who touched this. lou: wow. joining us is kimberley strassel. member of the "wall street journal's" editorial board. let's start with this report. why do you believe that michael horowitz went to such extraordinary efforts not to find that there was political bias in this -- in all of this, and in fact while at the same time reporting much of that bias later in the report. >> i think it's important we be clear what what he did and didn't do. too much of the media is misrepresenting this. he went to great effort to say

he didn't find documentary evidence. he didn't find a memo from andy mccabe saying operation take out donald trump on formal letterhead. but that's different from whether he found personal bias which he went out of his way to put in the report, in particular text messages between lisa page and peter strzok which came within days of opening the investigation. and he went out of his way to say all of these instances that happened, nobody ever provided me a reasonable explanation for why they happened. to me that is an i.g. and very i.g.-like language saying, look, guys, something stinks and i'm putting it out for the american people to make their stone judgment that's yes there was bias. lou: and not to in any way go beyond surface, talking about alexander downer.

the australian ambassador who happened to be in a pub in london at the same time as papadopoulos. and to overhear this conversation about russians with their campaign with russian intelligence, i guess. whatever it is. scuttlebutt. whatever. whatever would possess him to insinuation to the fbi that he had a suggestion of possible wrongdoing? it seems like just an absolutely absurd contrivance, common sense tells you this is bunkham. >> i think that gets to the misrepresentation of the horowitz report which so many people are saying the fbi was justified in doing what it did. it was reasonable. that's not really what the i.g. said. what he said, the fbi met the low threshold they are required to open an investigation.

he stressed several times that's threshold is very low. you can open an investigation into a ham sandwich at the fbi. the difference is, is it justified? is it appropriate? that's what john durham, the attorney is looking into and will present a lot of important evidence on that question. >> i would agree up to a point with the inspector general. but to carry out this operation, hurricane crossfire against the president of the united states. that's not a low bar. that's a high bar. top suggest no one above the assistant director level knew about it is patently absurd. particularly when you consider the comments of james clapper, the director of national intelligence. john brennan, the cia who said very clearly that he immediately started a fusion cell here.

to what degree do you think there is any likelihood the president of the united states and the attorney general of the united states didn't know they are carrying out these actions against both the candidate and then a sitting president? >> well, look, remember, too, lou, this dossier information was not just going to the fbi. christopher steele's ultimate boss was the dnc and the hillary clinton campaign. the notion that's many democrats in washington didn't understand this was coming in and going to the fbi strains all credulity. i think that's why we have to have durham who is looking at this more widely. and is going to be able to give us better answers about who knew what when and how did this all get started. lou: how did it get started. that's the task william barr has given it. the attorney general has been

extraordinary in his straightforward assessments of what the inspector general has produced. also very clear about what he expects which is a lot more than was delivered by the inspector general. do you have the sense durham is going to get to the meat of the thing? >> i think if there is anybody who can, it's going to be him. that's also to bill barr's credit. it's rare you get a guy who comes-and isn't captured by the institution. but instead says it's my job to make sure this institution is respected and i will do what it takes to get there. and his second decision to appoint someone who has a straight down approach. i think we have a good team in that office. lou: talking about the inside the beltway pitter patter.

we watched a lot of it in that committee today. senator cornyn trying to talk about good old anglo saxon words like spying and being met with the bureaucracy's resistance. it's good to see durham express his disappointment with that report and the attorney general making it clear the american people deserve far more and far better. up next. china's huawei earning a potential major stake in the future of an american ally. jamie dimon stepping into share his view on the china trade talks. isn't that helpful. we'll take that up with gordon chang after these quick messages. most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company.

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lou: two top stories of the day. nadler's next hearing underway. members of the house judiciary committee making remarks about the radical dimms efforts to construct articles of impeachment. and they will send the two articles for a full vote. that will be fascinating to watch. horowitz, the do jirntion spector general detailed to the senate judiciary committed the

fail university entire chain of command involved in the launch against president trump, the operation crossfire hurricane which turned out to be further witch hunts analyze. huawei's 5g technology soon will be expanding to germany it appears. the chinese company will build part of germany's 5g network. the contract requires the approval of lawmakers in berlin. jpmorgan's ceo and head of the business round table, jamie dimon, doing what billionaires do these days, weighing into oppose the president on his trade policies and tariffs. dimon it appears expects a phase one agreement on the u.s.-china trade deal, but he claims it will be hard to negotiate the rest after that.

he added the business round table wouldn't have used tariffs against china, no, no, no, but did admit it brought the chinese to the negotiating table. congratulations to the president for his efforts. joining us now, gordon chang, senior fellow at the gai -- the gatestone institute. jamie die plon, every policy he espoused when he considered running for president sound like the policies of donald trump. i wonder if that's where he gave it yupped. >> the thing about dimon, he said we wouldn't use tariffs. what would you use. china is stealing hundreds of billions of intellectual property from the u.s. lou: not a single reporter asked

him. what would you do, mr. dimon? and i would have loved to hear the answer. nothing the establishment and all the previous presidents to president trump came up with a single idea and traded off economic growth by the trillions of dollars to china. >> one thing dimon doesn't say about a phase one trade deal. we want chinese to buy agriculture. the chinese have to buy agriculture anyway. lou: you are spoiling it. you are saying there is a market basis for what is being done to the chinese and gordon chang happens to be exactly right. they have a little problem with their pork. they have a little problem actually with cross agriculture and those little pests that are prevent something harvests. so you have to be right. so what do we get out of phase

one. >> we don't get anything because the chinese have to buy our pork anyway. african swine fever killed more than half of china's pigs. in november the price inflation for pork, prices went up 110.2% in one year. inflation for food generally is up 19.1% last month. that means china has to buy u.s.ag. so we don't need to give anything up to that. lou: there is another up reply case in that. china's economy is facing new challenges and growth is hard to imagine it emerging from inflation rates of that order. >> when you look at the underlying indicators for october. it shows the chinese economy going down. it could be negative 2%, it

could be 1% growth. it's less than ours. lou: let's go to the deal itself. tariffs on, tariffs off on december 15. >> my guess just from reading newspapers is essentially -- lou: you mean watching "lou dobbs tonight." you used that yo euphemism. >> my guess is we'll see a deferral of those around rivers on chinese goods. if the president does nothing, they will go up 15%. you have got to give the chinese some incentive to deal. lou: they have an agriculture sector that's decimated and they have 1.4 billion people to feed. i would think that's part of the incentive? because they are taling from us every day, every hour inner way. >> also the trade violations

under xi jinping have gotten worse since 2012 when he took over. we have to impose these costs. we have had all these trade deals with the chinese over the course of decade and they violate all of them. lou: are you cynical? on what basis do you say such a thing about the chinese? >> china said our demand for increased agricultural purchases is going to violate the world trade organization. lou: let me test it another way. how many major agreements have they kept over the course of the last 29 years? >> zero, which is the reason why we shouldn't have a trade deal anyway. they will embarrass the united states when they violate the deal two months down the road. lou: i think we'll leave it right there. one more shot?

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[♪] lou: a new report finds china tried to get loans from the world bank. in a pro since holding more than a million muslim minorities in retraining cams. documents show china's recipients tried to secure tens of thousands of dollars to buy facial recognition and night vision cameras along with other surveillance technology. the world bank says the funds were not dispersed. -- disbursed. our next guest introduced legislation to stop world bank

lending to china, or at least curb it. anthony gonzalez is a member of the congressing financial committee. why should the world bank send money to china. don't they take enough? >> there is no good reason why the united states taxpayer should be backing loans to the chinese government for prison camp or for any other reason. china infiltrated the world bank and influenced it to such a degree that they have severely kurd our influence and theirs has accelerated. they have basically bought off the african countries and have allies in europe. anybody you paint this picture to comes to the same agreement if you are an american.

i introduced legislation that will encourage them to graduate from the program and not take loans from the world bank backed bit s. taxpayers. lou: good for you, and shame on us. we created the world bank. we created the international monetary fund. then we act like we are impassive investors. what more can we do? >> every world bank president is an american. >> he's always been a hawk on china. what happened. >> he's doing a good job of taming that down. the previous president was horrific. china doubled their loan capacity under him. you can look up speeches of the former president touting the bold road initiative.

that was under the obama administration. when malpas came in, we saw that amount diminish. we need to continue to push on this. it won't happen unless we do it. lou: i want to turn, if i may, to the articles of impeachment being marked up right now. what is your take on why we are even going through this process? surely nancy pelosi, even adam schiff understand that their farce as exposed them for the louts they are. it's just despicable that they even proceed with this. >> i can tell you back in northeast ohio in my district, this is very unpopular to be going down this impeachment path. you will be hard pressed to find constituents of mine who are excited about the impeachment

path. i am against it for a host of reasons. in an important swing state, the people of ohio are not for this at all. and i am with them. lou: those are good folks to be with, congressman. i'm with the rest of the country, too. most of the country is absolutely adamantly opposed to these articles of impeachment and carrying out this plot against the president. in fact everybody who voted for him. it's just unconscionable. >> especially so close to the next election. i am somebody who believes whenever you get the opportunity you put the faith in the american people and you let them decide. that's how self-government works. there are a lot of voters, even vote horse don't like the president, look at this and say it feels like a partisan exercise. let the american people decide

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jerry nadler apparently hasn't come his senses. he's still conduct hearing to mark up articles much impeachment. congressman kevin mccarthy, the house minority leader, blasted the process and the fbi efforts to overthrow president trump. >> they spied on this president. unheard of in this country. this is the closest we have verb come to having a coup in this country. we have to make sure it never happens again. what they have done by being a law enforcement agency inside america to use that tore their own purpose, their own political gain is wrong. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. tomorrow night, dr. walid phares, kt mcfarland and steve rogers among our guests. remember to follow me on wither

@loudobbs, like me on facebook and twitter @loudobbs tonig [♪] trish: 17 major errors and no one, not comey, not the so-called investigators or lawyers at the fbi, not anyone that was part of this scam to spy on the trump campaign can be virnld kate. that according to the justice department's inspector general, michael shore winds. michael horowitz on capitol hill to explain the findings of his report on why and how the fbi wound up with a fisa warrant to spy on a member of donald trump's campaign. something that's unprecedented in the history of this country. horowitz telling lawmakers no one is off the