tomorrow. if you like there were jordan peterson segment tonight, tune in next month, the month of march, series on the state of men in this country. it's not good. we'll tell you why. good night from washington. sean is next. >> sean: great show. a son of breaking news tonight. liberal congressman adam schiff on the counter memo, the fisa abuses, a complete disgrace, complete fabrications, and it actually corroborates everything we have been telling you over a, year on this program. like that, the fbi and the doj, thickly lied about the fisa judge, the origins of the clinton bought and paid for dossier. full of russian government propaganda. they used that to get a warrant to spy on a member of the the p campaign. we will go through this memo point by point. we will separate fact from democratic friction. this is something to destroy trump media will never do.

also, the house until committee chairman devin nunes and carter page, the former campaign advisor at the center of all this, they will both join us tonight with exclusive reaction. also breaking tonight, growing callswa for broward county sherf scott israel to resign over new information about his department's repeated failures to stop and properly respond to the florida shooting. according to new reports, f a total of four officers did not enter the high school when they had an opportunity to confront the gunman and possibly save lives. we'll describe in complete detail the bureaucratic failure and how every sign was missed that could have prevented, definitely could have prevented this tragedy. t we'll have the very latest on that breaking news and a mini monologue. first, we get started with ever breaking news monologue tonight. a lot of breaking news. we'll go slow, a lot of details surrounding this democratic memo, put together by liberal, trump-hating congressman adam

schiff. we'll dissect this thing point by point, i give you all the information the media want to tell you about. but before we get into all of those details, here is the biggest take away: everything from a year ago that we have been uncovering and telling you about involving rampant fisa abuses, spying on the trump campaign, has actually not been corroborated by they democrats. now it's all true. the schiff memo supposed to take on the credibility ande challene the memo that congressman nunes put out but in reality, the opposite is happening. here's why. facts are facts, the truth is the truth.h. both republicans and democrats are now confirming that the completely unverified hillary clinton bought and paid for dossier filled with russian lies made up a large part of the fisa application that was used just by and a member of the trump campaign. here's another key point you have to consider. have you noticed the near radio

silence from fake news and cnn, conspiracy tv msnbc, when it comes to the schiff memo? the liberal media is not talking about it because they know that it proves all of the key findings and facts of the republican mamas. now that you are that important information, let's dive into this memo. here's what the schiff memo corroborates. just like the nunes memo, the grassley graham memo, they g lay out the fbi, the doj did in fact why and mislead advise the judge about the fact that hillary clinton and the dnc that she controlled actually paid for the russian dossier full of lies. now schiff quotes a section of the fisa application and his memo. it reads that the doj disclosed the course steele was approached by and identified u.s. person who's indicated to a source that a u.s. based law firm had hired the identified u.s. person to conduct research regarding

candidate number one's ties to russia, a trump. the identified u.s. person and source have long-standing businessno relationship. they identified u.s. person hired source number one to conduct the research. the identified u.s. person never advised source number one as to the motivation behind the research into candidate juan's ties to russia. the fbi speculates that the identified u.s. person was likely looking for information that could be used to discredit candidate number onecr campaign. hillary clinton, the clinton campaign, the dnc, here's the t shock. they are never mentioned. in other words, they are outright lying by omission. slowly, in other words, it is an indisputable fact that the fbi, doj lied to the fisa judge in order to get a warrant to spy on trump campaign associate --

he'll join us later -- carter page. they purposely and maliciously hit all ties to clinton and the dnc because there is no way on this green earth that any fisa judge would ever have approved the application if, in fact, the judge knew that clinton and the dnc paid over $12 million for dossier to influence the election. that last sentence about the fbi speculating about the purpose of the dossier, that's especially important, because that indicates that the fbi and the doj, they knew about the politicall motivations behind te russian paid for dossier and they used it anyway. sounds like a deep state? that key point hassi been prove, and it's undoubtedly true. understand how profound this really is. you have u the fbi, doj, they literally knew hillary clinton, her campaign, and the dnc she's controlling, they paid for a dossier filled with russian lies

and russian government lies. they covered up the fact before the fisa judge to get the warrant and in the process, what are they really doing? shredding the constitution. our fourth amendment protections. nunes is also exposing himself to be a big, fat liar. and that's more admits that ther had political motivations. but after this nunes memo came out, he put out a statement, and it reads in part, "the majority suggest that the fbi failed to alert the court as to mr. steele's political motivations or the political motivations of those who hired him." but this is inaccurate. so schiff is saying something it is an outright lie. the schiff memo was corroborating the nunes and grassley-graham memos becauser they exposed on the dossier was the essential part of the fisa application. if you look at the

grassley-graham memo, it finds "the bulk of the fisa application consisted of the unverified clinton bought and paid for dossier." wow. now he tries to downplay the reliance on the dossier by writing in t his memo, that it only made up a narrow part of the fisa application. that, too, was a lie. schiff also writes that a specific session of the fisa application actually references the completely unverified claims in the dossier about carter page and june 20th -- june 2016 in the meetings he had in moscow. paige has denied over and over again, it's never been confirmed. schiff is admitting that the dossier made up the bulk of the application to get the fisa warrant. the democrats current position on the dossier, and they are trying to minimize it, is the complete opposite of what they were saying back in march during a congressional hearing. this is all politics.

they are all liars and they are all phony and we have been right for a year now. take a look at this now. >> christopher steele, a british -- former british intelligence officer, he was reportedly held in high regard by u.s. intelligence, russian sources tell him that page has also had aag secret meeting -- according to him, page offered brokerage fees, also according to the russian sources, thela campaign was offered documents damaging to hillary clinton. according to steele, it was paul manafort who chose page to choose as a go-between. speak of my focus is to explore how many claims within steele's dossier are looking more and more likely is if they are accurate. theph reputation of the awesome, christopher steele, a former accomplished intelligence officer with a career brought on following russia, is important. this is not someone who does not know how to run a source and not someone without context. >> sean: they know better.

former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy, and other legal experts, are also pointing to a very key fact. in order to get the fisa i warrant to prove, because carter page, who will turn it in a minute, his american citizen, the fbi in the doj had to prove that they were acting as an agent of a foreign government, and that is clandestine actions to help russia were likely a violation of federal law. as we have been reporting on, the dossier will put the fisa warrant over the top. without the dossier, they wouldn't have been able to get any judge to sign off on the warrant. we've also been telling you that the fisa application, remember it was denied ton. the first probably second time but then it was use to help win approval, as a matter of fact, it was the box, probably why this nuneses memo says that the former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe testified without the dossier, a judge would never have granted the fisa warrant is a real carter page and by the way, they wouldn't have even tried for

that fisa warrant. speaking of mccabe, after the memo was released, they accused nunes of lying about mccabe's testimony on the dossier. interesting. the schiff memo doesn't offer up any evidence to refute that. now if nunes was wrong, why didn't s schiff on the democrats include a transcript about what mccabe's had to prove the point? my sources tell me that mccabe said that on much more. democratss didn't do it for the obvious reason, because the facts aren't on their side. the schiff memo also makes a big deal about the credibility given the fact that he had worked in the passed with the fbi. schiff is trying to change the subject and hide the fact that steele used current and former russian government sources in the dossier and that none of the information -- this is the important part -- none of it was verified by the fbi. it was never verified by the department of justice, fusion gps, which hired to

steele. in other words, one getting the fisa warrant, their credibility is not nearly as the important is the credibility of the sources. as we have been telling you, none of the information from russian sources was ever corroborated. none of it. so schiff on the democrats are trying to conceal this most important fact from you, the american people. here is another key truth. the schiff memo confirms about the trigger republican memos, the g.o.p. memos detail how the fisa application my pens that yahoo news article written by ml about carter page. but what he lies about is that steele was the source for yahoo! news, which the fisa judge was not madeg aware of. he is thinking these are two independent corroborating sources. no, one source, same person. the republican memos explained how the yahoo news article was used to independently corroborate the dossier as another source, but steele was

the only source. another lie to the judge and another key aspect of all of this is the t schiff memo is admitted to be true and that is that the former british spy christopher steele, why was he terminated as an fbi source? all, he was leaking to the medi media. what's schiff and the memo s conveniently leave out is that steele lied to the fbi about talking to the press and bringing thisg information to them, which is why senator grassley and senator graham made a criminal referral against christopher a steele. the schiff memo is full of other massivegh and outright lies, as well. schiff falsely claims that carter page was never spied on while a member of the trump campaign. that's not f true. with a fisa warrant, the federal government has the ability to access all of page's old electronic communications. old emails, old text messages, old phone calls, when he was a part of the trump campaign.

yes, the fbi spied on the trump campaign, and getting the warrant on page allowed them to doow it. that is why they lied, to get the fisa warrant in the first place. page will join us to explain later on. if the guy was a russian spy, carter page, like the schiff i memo is claiming, why hasn't carter page been charged with a crime? if the evidence against pages so overwhelming, that the fbi didn't need the phony dossier to get a warrant, again, just like schiff and the democrats are claiming, then why was it used? schiff t writes that carter page actually talked to the fbi in march of 2016, so after the fbi got the dossier months later, why wouldn't they talk to page again and find out what he knew? he he cooperated in march. getting a fisa warrant on american citizen is supposed to be the last resort. it should only be necessary when the foreign intelligence that the government is seeking cannot

bebe obtained from normal and tragic, investigative techniques. from what we now know, the fbi didn't get in contact with page when the bureau apparently got their hands on the phony dossier in the fall of 2016, only months before the election. why wouldn't the fbi do that when page had already been cooperating? none of this makes sense.. again, maybe he isn't supposed to. the truth is finally coming out. here's the bottom line. the fbi top echelon, not rank and file, lied to a fisa judge about clinton and the dnc, they never told the judge that she paid for thesese russian lies in this dossier. that was used to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. it is one, if not the biggest political scandal in our history. here with reaction, house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes. congressman, good to see you. thank you foroo being with us. >> great to be back.

>> sean: i am a bit stunned at the schiff memo. there is a reason why many in the liberal media aren't covering it because it corroborates settlement to mike much of what you said. the steele dossier, as aggressively-grandma ♪ ♪ says, with the of the information, the dossier was the bulk of the warrant. that is now on the record, correct? >> yes, that is the case. it is the bulk of the entire investigation, what thewh democrats have used over and over again.er they always went back to carter page. it wasn't until a couple of weekss ago that they started to distance themselves from the dossier, which was their information that they paid for. >> sean: what is so important to me, so hillary, bought and paid for, or in the dnc, it's used as the basis for a fisa warrant, but here is what is not addressed by adam schiff, and he loves television, he's literally

auditioning daily to be an msnbc contributor. the most glaring thing to me is that he never mentions in his memo at all clinton are the dnc, just like it was never told to the fisa judge. now -- >> that is our biggest problem from the beginning. this was only about a fisa abuse. phase one of the investigation was to say, fisa abuse continued. the reason we wanted the memo out, over two weeks ago, as soon as it was sent to the white house, we were like, we want it out. the white house came back, the fbi a and doj said, make the changes, and get it back out. what you had is this suppose that cover up, blaming the president, sing the president wasn't getting it out. that was the farthest thing from the truth. they could have gotten it out two weeks ago if they had made the reduction of the fbi and doj wanted and they could have gotten invalid. we wanted it out for the reasons that you are mentioning it tonight. >> sean: the doj and the fbi

never verified the clinton bought and paid for dossier, although they knew it was political in nature? she had paid for it? they never get the verification? >> that is what is more telling about the democratic meadow. -- memo. and they say in the footnote, they give you the verbatim, they go out of their way to actually say how this was used, how it was political but then they don't say specifically who paid forec it. we can't have a fisa court, we can have our intelligence agencies, and intelligence capabilities, used to target one political party against anotherh that is what happened. >> sean: isn'tng that lying by omission, sir? >> well, i'm not an expert on that, sean, but clearly the way we see it, it was a lot more complicated but what they put, with the fbi and doj presented to the fisa court, that would have been just as safe, here,

mrs. who paid for it. >> sean: we have out allegation after allegation, trump-russia collusion. is there any evidence to date of trump-russia collusion of any kind that you or anybody on your committee or anyone in the fbi or department of justice or robert mueller's investigation has come up with that you have seen? >> nowow that i have seen. the only collusion i continue ts say that i have seen and we have proof of it is that the democrats hired a former british agent who got dirt on the trump campaign. it is collusion, clear collusion, and nobody's investigatingg it, nobody's talking about it. >> sean: are crimes in your view committed here in terms of the fisa application, the role of high-ranking -- not rank and file -- high ranking people, what does it say about this whole year that this country has

been consumed with an g investigation that has no evidence whatsoever. should it go away? >> there is a variety of crimes that you have to look at. you have conspiracy, the largest, also the hardest to prove. you have lying and misleading congress, you have a court that can do something if they feel like they were lied to. but the bigger problem over all, just fisa abuse specifically, it is i think the american public is rejecting the idea that you can use a secret court to take political dirt from one person and use it against another. i think all americans can agree with that. >> did and glenn simpson also admit and testimony that in fact he never corroborated, never verified, and at times, may have been the senate, i believe he also admitted that they had coordinated in terms of media outreach to get out information that was never verified, that was clinton bought and paid for, that was connected to russia?

>> y you have to assume -- you know that they were meeting with numerous reporters. when i say the media is dead, maybe they are embarrassed. so many of them were briefed. maybe they can't write about it because the emperor would have no clothes.he the height of hypocrisy if the reporters would say, we were briefed on this dossier way back when and now knowing that it's false, and disproven, salacious and unverified. >> sean: this last question. you said this is phase one. at another point you talked about at least four other phases. canth you outline what else is coming in i the specific areas f interest that you have in terms of investigations? >> the areaht we are focusing on right now is a state department. if you look at the question are that we have sent out, we had a questionnaire that went out to current and former senior

members at the highest levels of government. we were asking them simple questions about the dossier, when they knew about it, who they told, when they knew the democrats paid for it. that questionnaire is due this friday. >> sean:n: did you find susan rice's note to self on the final day of the obama administration? tell my god? >> i would say it is another example of a long string of actions by susan rice that i think are hard. >> sean: does it scare you that unverified, political bought and paid for, documente full of russian lies, with all the talk about russia collusion, could make its way to a fisa court, the fisa judge is not informed about its origins, and that it becomes the basis despite on an opposition party in the lead up to an election? does that scare you as much as it does me? >> let me tell you what scares me more than that. it's that the party who did that, okay, meaning the

democrats in the house and senate, whose party did this, that they are actually, if you read the democratic memo closely, they actually say that that is okay. that, to me, is really bad. it's not oversight. i think it brings up many questions about when did they know about this dossier, it was actually their own dossier that they used to drum up an investigation on republicans. >> sean: congressman, thank you. keep up the good work. we need the truth. the american people deserve it. when we come back, we'll talk to sara carter and gregg jarrett. also an exclusive interview with carter page. he's mentioned extensively in this b-17 democratic memo and much more. straight ahead. my name is jeff sheldon,

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♪ >> sean: here to exclusively react to the democrats' fisa >> sean: here to exclusively react to the democrats a fisa memo, former trump associate carter page. how are you? >> you are not a traitor to the country? let me give you some background so the audience understands. you are a naval graduate, he went to annapolis. and you worked -- you were part of a foreign policy advisory council on the trump campaign. they met once and you weren't there. >> i had a previous meeting scheduled with some top military leaders can vary far from washington. >> sean: you m never met donald trump? >> no. >> sean: so you yourself as a junior, underpaid -- unpaid advisor. you did speak at a commencement ceremony in moscow at the new economic school. by the way, president obama spoke there, too? >> spoken out a lot of it universities in moscow going back 15 years. >> sean: why did you live in moscow? >> because in 2004, merrill

lynch -- they moved out in 1998 when emerging markets crisis occurred, and 2004, it was the fastest growth market in the world. me and another guy went over to get the office going. >> sean: you admitted to lawmakers, and the question you come i want to ask you about it, i don't that you can talk about it, certain meetings you might have had? while in moscow, you had brief encounters with people that may have been senior government officials? >> i said hello. one ofof the other speakers at e new economic school would say a government official, i said hello as he was walking off the stage. >> sean: the deputy prime minister of russia? >> i s have been asking to try o get footage of that because -- i've been asked about that and variousal interrogations, literally -- >> sean: in all your time on the campaign were not on my campaign, did anybody in russia ever suggest to you they had

negative information on hillary? >> not one word. nothing whatsoever. not even a glimpse of an offer or. >> sean: anyoneny ever suggest to you in any way that there was a hacking they were aware of? >> i heard about it in the news eventually. >> sean: you identified a lot in lot and must be 60 dossier, you know? page 90 betty says that you held meetings with two igors, i wille wrong way, and senior people. did that ever happened? >> when i heard the word -- they started calling me, while three journalists, like me in july ofd i kept getting these calls from people for the next couple of months until it finally broke in september. >> sean: is anything in the steeleer dossier written about your true?

>> not one word. >> sean: completely falls? >> a laughable joke. >> sean: i know trey gowdy ask you this. what is an what inaccuracies check out the most against you? >> the complete ridiculousness of it. >> sean: do you think you would have b been charged if thy had any evidence, considering that fisa warrants gave them an opportunity to get every text, email, phone call you ever made? >> i'm not -- i don't talk about those things. typically, if anyone -- i've never been given any information that i'm under any serious consideration over recent months. >> sean: i have no personal informationnt the russian government or anyone associated with it played a role in the 2016 election, you added that your visits to moscow, what do you make of the coverage in this country, as is been for the last

year, if that is true, what you said? you set under oath and to the house the house intelligence committee? >> sean, in that context, i have to thank you. you have been the edward r morrow of this whole process. >> sean: the media will love that comment. >> so completely out of control. going back a year and a half no now. your team, they used to call at the rural boys, your team with gregg jarrett and sara carter andnd everybody, to dig through and actually get to the bottom of things, a lot of people appreciate that. >> sean: has the country been lied to by the media and adam schiff on a regular basis? >> it has been nonstop. that is the funny thing about this, the memo from saturday. it's a continuation of the same game that the dnc has been playing since the summer of 2016. >> sean: do you know christopher steele?

>> never met him. >> sean: the government spied on you four different warrants for a full year. you know what they have on you, you know the emails they were able to get. is there anything that in any way would implicate you in any way to associate yourself with russians to impact the elections of this country? >> i have no fear whatsoever. it's interesting, they have these -- it's like mad libs almost normal, where they have -- typically in mad libs, you have to put in a word and it comes out with a crazy saying. but it's already these crazy ideas and the ten page memo, what is evered underneath in a blacked out boxes would be even more crazy. >> sean: in the case in great britain, steele passed out on the truth of his own dossier? >> big time. it's amazing how these defamation cases, myself, --

>> sean: you're suing? who are you suing? >> i'm suing the owner of yahoo! news, as well as "huffington post" ." yahoo! news -- >> sean: may be others for the time it's said and done? >> if you look at this fake intel report of january 6th, 2016, 2 weeks before the inauguration,re attacking -- throwing up plenty of dirt on the incoming new administration weaving up in all these questions, there is two questions to edge. one is the hacking, and we all know i have been hacked now. the other is the fake news media. my lawsuit right now it's focused on the fake news media. i am suing broadcasting board of governors, which is the funder for radio free europe. i have been back and forth with doj, going back many months now. so far they have been kicking t and screaming. i think now that the truth comes

out, they will be more cooperative. >> sean: carter page, we'll have you back. we appreciate your time. >> thanks for everything. >> sean: sara carter, gregg jarrett, way and next. stay with us. ♪

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♪wooooo oo waa ahhh ♪it's a beautiful mornin' thank you ♪ahhh, ah ahhh ♪each bird >> sean: joining us now fox news contributor inve >> sean: joining us not, fox news contributor sara carter. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett gregg jarrett. a lot to respond to. carter page and devin nunes. o >> adam schiff insisted that once his memo came out, it would contradict everything in the republican nunes memo, it supports nothing and it corroborates everything in the nunes memo. o schiff should be embarrassed and ashamed. for example, he said the fbi and the department of justice followed the fisa laws, did everything properly. we now know that is completely untrue. they broke the fisa laws.

schiff said that the fisa court will show, properly advised about the political inaction -- that is a lie, and as ♪ ♪ points out that he was lying aboutwa that. you go through every part of the memo, and it corroborateses and supports nunes' memo. >> sean: that is the point. that dossier was key, sara, no dossier, no fisa application, never mind warrant, they withheld the clinton bought and paid for part of it, everything was corroborated that a nunes and the grassley-graham memo said. everything, they corroborate. >> absolutely. the implicateve themselves. this is the fbi director, former director james comey, and others, implicating their cells with their t own words. if you think about the timeline, october 23rd, 2016, they get the fisa warrant to spy on carter page. then on january 5th, they

debrief and president obama on january 6,mp they briefed president-elect trump, and james comey himself said it's salacious, it's unverified. thenie you have christopher stee himself telling the court that he didn't verify anything in it. so everyone is using this dossier for a fisa -- this is a violation of the fourth amendment, if they lied to the fisa court. >> sean: big time. you broke this on the show almost a year ago. that is how long we've been unappealing this onion. what you think of carter page? >> you got to feel sorry for him.oc he's completely innocent, there is no evidence to suggest that anything that is claimed in the dossier is true. here's a guy who -- >> sean: wouldn't have done mikey have been charged by now? >> of course. >> sean: you don't think is? >> one of the things that they are required to do, they'll talk to the subject of the dossier,

carter page, did they ever do it? he would have sat them down and told them his whereabouts, who he talked to, and his brief stay ine moscow, where he is delivering a speech. in the fbi, if they had an ounce of brains, what have said, this is obviously a fabricated dossier. >> sean: sara -- >> unless they needed to open up this investigation into carter page because they were planning on doing it. s and that is something that should be very concerning.nd they slandered carter page and when christopher steele leaked information from the dossier to the media, and violated his fbi rule -- >> sean: at best, it was unverified. it is still viewed as a lie. most of it has been debunked. they lied to the court. i wish -- we'll bring you back tomorrow. this schiff memo literally has backfired big-time. thank you, both. many monologue, i will take on thee broward county sheriff scot

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>> sean: less than two weeks ago, on february 14th, a deranged psychopath murdered 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high in southern florida. after dozens of encounters with law enforcement on multiple dire warnings to authorities, many are wondering why nothing was done to prevent this lunatic's rampage. more questions are being raised about the timid response on the day of the shooting. from some on the broward county sheriff's department. at this hour, there are port growing calls for scott israel to be suspended or to resign or be fired. that is's tonight's mini monologue. let's start with four important words.

"see something, say something." that's what happened in the case of stoneman douglas shooter nicholas cruz. the fbi was warrant twice about him, including one called weeks before the shooting, where none do unidentified woman told authorities that she feared that he would shoot a school up. according to thehe naples daily news, the broward county sheriff's officell received 18 morning calls since 2008. law enforcement visited the home of him 39 times over a seven year period. we also know that while enrolled at marjory stoneman douglas high, he was not allowed to wear a backpack out of security concerns, ultimately expelled because of its violent behavior. despite all of theseau warnings, cruz was not in jail or a mental health facility. or even being observed by law enforcement. instead he was easily ablent to enter the high school with a large bag containing an ar-15. school resource officer scott peterson, armed with a gun and a bulletproof vest, took a

position behind a concrete column outside the building when the ranch page was taken place. as one witnessed observed, he stood still, shot after shot. scottin peterson ever enter the building. here's how one student described the officers in action. >> the school resource officer was behind the stairwell wall, just standing there. he had his gun drawn and he was pointing it at the building. and shots started going off inside. you could hear them going off over and over again. he's the only one of the gun, wearing a bulletproof vest, and he has all of that while school security guards, coaches pretty much, were running in, shielding kids, and losing their lives while he did nothing. >> sean: that is the opposite ofen how 99% of law enforcement would respond. this officer resign but he is claiming that he followed protocol, did nothing wrong. according to multiple reports,

we know that three other broward county deputies who first arrived on the scene were also taking up stationary positions outside of the school when in fact coral springs officers arrived on the scene and rushed into the school. a simple question for the broward county sheriff tonight: why didn't they enter the school? here is what he said yesterday on cnn. >> at this point we have no reason to believe that anyone acted incorrectly or correctly. that is both an investigation is. everybody's entitled to their own opinion, but nobody's entitled to their own set of facts. >> coral springs sources say that one coral springs police arrived, there were broward deputies they are in addition tu peterson. >> and i don't dispute that. but that is an active investigation. >> do you think that if the broward sheriff's office had done things differently, the shooting may not have happened? >> listen, if if's and bus were candy and nuts, o.j. simpson would still be in the record

books. >> i i don't know what that mea. there are 17 dead people and a whole list of things her department could have done differently. >> sean: because the timid response in the aftermath, coupled with the obvious missed signs about the increasingly deranged cruz, dozens of florida legislators are calling for a share of scott israel to be suspended immediately. unbelievable. the aftermath of what some are calling a total breakdown as it relates to law enforcement. israel is praising his own amazing leadership. wow. watch this. >> jake, i can only take responsibility for what i knew about.si i exercised my due diligence. i i have given amazing leadershp to this agency. > amazing leadership? >> yes, jake. there's a lot of things we have done, you don't measure a person's leadership by a deputy not coming in. as you noticed, and to make t it one of the worst ms

shootings in american history, sheriff israel has been quick to get in front of a camera with multiple appearancese all over tv, and everywhere. you've also noticed that during his tv appearances, he has been quick to blame just about everything for the shooting, lack of police fund income of the nra, but what you won't see israel do is take the responsibr his department's failures during this horrific mass shooting for his department's response was anything but quick. i think it is time for sheriff israel to take responsibility. here are the reaction, former white house press secretary sean spicer. from "the hill," joe concha. i look at -- i think it's important to point out, 99% of police, law enforcement, we do the opposite. what is the point of having an armed guard on campus if he is going to stay outside as the shots are going off? >> you said that in the singular. there were three other officers reportedly that were outside, as well. the coral springs officers, they

showed up and when they went in, they didn't a even join them at that time. that goes, despite what sheriff israel says, that goes to leadership. that goes to the top. i can't get over it this one answer he gave jake tapper yesterday when tapper said, if you did thingser differently, could you have prevented this? and he says, "if it's an buts were candy and nuts, o.j. simpson would still be in the record books." it's a flippant analogy while you are playing cya on national television. i hope the next time he goes in front of a reporter or a host and he seems to gravitate toward the spotlight, i hope they ask, did you know during that cnn town hall last week that one of your deputies did not go in? three if you deputies did not go in? if not, why did you didn't share that? why did you grandstand during that particular town hall and go after dana loesch knowingness is

making a name for yourself? he seems to be seeking higher office. i doubt that will happen after the scrutiny. >> sean: i'm very careful as it relates to -- i really support law enforcement. these guys on the ground, most of them would take a bullet for anybody, and then when you look and see that they were two burnings of the fbi, it never got to the miami field office,er where it should have gotten, and i'm sure would have been dealt with, it seems at least at the level of being advised, you can't miss these opportunities when peopleeo are saying, look,e says he wants to be a professional school shooter. he's going to shoot up a school and nobody did anything. >> h that's right. we got to remember, this is a massive tragedy. there are so many families that are hurting right now. as we search for blame, one of theha things we have to do is lk back and recognize that as you pointed out, the fbi was

notified by 18 times local authorities were notified. people were calling out to make it very clear that this person was ao danger to his community, his neighbors, those around him. yet nobody acted. how many times does somebody have to reach out to law enforcement at various levels to make it clear? >> sean: is that the lesson? the lesson is, see something say something. people saw and said. >> if you get on a metro bus or subway car in any major city, that is what they tell you. if you see something, tell us. we exhibited the lessons from 9/11 and not father, when he met with president trump, we've gote warning signs were there. there areotog things we can be doing. when somebody yells out that many times that there is a problem, and government fails to act at the various levels, the problem isn't with everybody else. as with the government. >> sean: joe?

>> there was a concerted effort to blame the nra. i never picked up a gun in my life. i will be honest with you. i have no dog in this fight. >> sean: i will take you to my range and help you. >>th i will stick with super soakers. if president trump or marco rubio, to blame them, even a successful boycott campaignst against the nra. you had delta, metlife, hertz, no longer giving nra -- it seems to be backfiring. that is the point now.ow another narrative has shifted and it seems to be poking more on the failures of local law enforcement to not renting this from happening. the fbi as well. i think that's a good thing. >> sean: thank you for being with us. we have a lot more "hannity" after this. control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪let's groove tonight. ♪share the spice of life. ♪baby slice it right.

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