as you can see there, secret society, secret societies, off-site meetings. but then some more facts started to come in. and turns out that secret society was a reference in la text when you heard about the calendars there to a gag gift of vladimir putin themed calendars. it was sort of a joke. making it text the day after the election joking about they did certainly they felt sad that donald trump had won and maybe they didn't want to give their calendars out. and they were joking about a secret society. and now the same republicans who were quick to talk about secret society being some massive thing in the fbi are now not so sure. >> senator, text message seems to be common about secret society in gist. do you agree it could be in gist? >> it's a possibility. >> and here is another important. >> you talked about it perhaps this is the first meeting of the secret society. you didn't give any context. okay. what was the context? did they elaborate? what are we talking about secret society? >> here are two bureau agents talking about a secret society. i don't

secret society?e have an informant talking about a group that we are holding secret meetings off-site. there's so much smoke and suspicion. >> stop there. a secret society? secret meetings off-site of the justice department? >> correct. >> an informant said that? >> yes. >> but the funny thing happened on the way to the inquisition. the message came out, and it seemed possibly to be just a joke. fbi lawyer paige wrote, quote, are you even going to get out your calendar? seems depressing. maybe it should just be the first meeting of the secret society. cnn learned the calendars referenced there was a gag gift. there's a real possibility that the secret society comment was just made in jest. as for those missing text messages, the justice department inspector general said there's been a problem with fbi phones, missing texts, nonetheless, have been recovered. a good lesson for everyone, democrats, republicans, the media, when it comes to this investigation, when it comes to everything, stick to the fac

has a secret society that they call "the secret society"?hat's really sinister and a little obvious. ( laughter ) i mean, calling your secret society the secret society is a weird way to keep a secret. that would be like if batman's real name was bruce batman. hey, bruce! are you related to batman? never heard of him! what's the suit in the background? it's a sex thing. ( laughter ) , like, if you're in a secret society that controls the world, you would give it a boring name like world economic forum and hold meetings in a swiss mountain resort like a super villain. that's what i would do. ( laughter ) one development in the story you have to admit seems a little suspicious. >> during the department of justices investigation into strzok, it found texts were missing between december 14, 2016 and may 17, 2017. those dates span the presidential transition and the day robert mueller was appointed. the f.b.i. blames software and technical issues saying employees with many samsung 5 mobile devices did not capture texts during that time. >> trevor

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i will say i think there is a secret society. asha is hiding things and we'll tell you all about it but then we have to kill you because that's how secret it is. this is so out of bounds right now. and so let me just add to your list of theories against mueller that have fallen apart in 24 hours. this is why looking at it at 64,000 foot level i think the white house must be incredibly nervous about what's about to unfold in the next couple of weeks. the third piece -- right so they go after the lost texts. that's already undermined. they go after the secret society. we know that was a joke text. but the third piece is the crazy nunes, devin nunes released the memo. nunes's speculation, his statement that he alone as has the information follow expose the fbi appear hillary clinton is somewhere in there. right now nunes won't share it with senate republicans and the assist attorney general for criminal i believe at the department of justice has essentially sort of publicly shamed nunes to say if you release it you're going to -- fir

the anti-trump secret society. >> a secret society. we have an informant talking about a group that were holding secret meetings off site. >> secret society. >> secret society. >> skeet society. >> a secret society top cops. >> trey gowdy is demanding answers. >> i want to know what society are you talking about. >> of course you would want to know that. from the start, i got to say all this seemed suspect. for one thing, anyone in an actual secret society probably isn't calling their secret society secret society. and we now have evidence that the text was likely what pretty much anyone with any common sense whatsoever assumed from the beginning, a sarcastic joke. last night abc news revealed the full secret society text which made clear the comment was most likely in jest. for senator ron johnson who obviously claimed he had an informant confirming secret meetings, that made things a bit awkward. >> after reading those transcripts of the text messages, do you think it was made as a joke? >> it's entirely possible. let's see what the n

secret society? ormant talking about a group holding is secret meetings off site. >> it is a stand alone text that doesn't appear to be related to any others in a series of texts. and this is what it says. quote. are you even going to give out your calendar. seems depressing. maybe it should be the first meeting of the secret society. people in state run tv are believing it. there's a secret society. it's a conspiracy. stand alone text no mention of trump. and you can't really tell what it's about. still, listen to what republican senator told manu raju about that. >> do you really believe there's a secret society within the fbi? to take down the president. >> all i said when i read the texts. that's strozk and pages term. is again we're we have whistle blowers coming to us. that didn't surprise me. i have heard from an individual that there were fbi agents or management holding meetings off site. >> off side to do what? >> i don't know. >> he's heard. he's heard. so does he really believe there's a s

. >>> plus, the secret society theory falling apart quickly. why the republican efforts to undermine the robert mueller investigation may in part be based on a text message that was made in jest. >>> and the u.s. says the palestinian leadership has insulted president trump and the united states, and now the president is issuing a new threat -- come to the table, negotiate peace with israel, or else. but let's start with the president apparently jumping the gun a bit with his offer to testify under oath in the russia investigation. here's what the president said to reporters. >> are you going to talk to mueller? >> i'm looking forward to it, actually. >> you want to? >> here's the story -- >> do you have a date set? >> there's been no collusion whatsoever. there's no obstruction whatsoever, and i'm looking forward to it. >> you would do it under oath? >> oh, i would do it under oath, absolutely. >> pretty clear the president offering to testify under oath to special prosecutor robert mueller, but the white house quickly came out, ty cobb, saying

a secret society. we're going to look into it. who was it? >> you have elements of people on television, on cable netwo networks, with a concerted effort to destroy, the hope, the underpinnings the trust that people have in the fbi. >> go ahead, willie and toss it to me. >> the republican senator from texas who was standing with trey gowdy. he gave a speech about the secret society and said i don't know if it's true. they're putting donald trump ahead of the good of the country. and for what? donald trump doesn't care about them. they get into a foxhole with a guy who will turn on them as soon as he gets a chance. >> he's going to leave washington, mika. and when he leaves washington, the music is going to stop and there are going to be a lot of fbi agents and a lot of conservatives, and there are going to be a lot of republican voters who are going to be staring at them and say wait -- you did what to defend donald trump? you claimed that a coup d'etat was being undertaken? and you based it on a joke i

a secret society. secret meetings off-site of the justice department? >> correct. >> and you have an informant saying that? >> yes. >> is there anything more about that? >> no. we have to dig into it. >> oh, yes, let's do that. let's dig into it. we've said it on this program before, extraordinary claims demand extraordinary proof. a secret society in the fbi holding secret off-site meetings is an extraordinary claim. an informant is also an extraordinary claim, but the senator offered no of proo. he didn't show the actual text message or didn't say any more about who the informant might be. no proof was offered, extraordinary or even ordinary proof. we caught up with johnson yesterday and asked him what he had to say to people who thought that a prominent united states senator was engaging in conspiracy there riveories by t about secret societies. >> that's not my words. >> can we see the next. >> at that point we can't see the text. johnson released some of the text but not that one. that was yesterday, and what a difference a day makes because now we

secret society? we have an informant talking about a group that we are holding secret meetings off-site. there's so much smoke and suspicion-- >> let's stop there. a secret society? secret meetings off-site of the justice department? >> correct. >> stephen: really? correct? informant? those aren't the words i'd use when a sitting senator goes on tv to willfully misinterpret a joke text to panic the public that the f.b.i. is involved in a deep state conspiracy to overthrow the president. what's the word for someone who'd do that? oh, yeah. enormous douche. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) thank you for your service, agent strzok. we've got a great show for you tonight. gwyneth paltrow's here. and when we return, covetton partners with goop. stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) friends, colleagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara,

a secret society. secret meetings off site of the justice department. >> correct. >> and you have an informant saying that? >> yes. >> good for britt. today johnson wouldn't say who the informant was what this alleged group was doing at this meeting or even if the informant was an fbi employee himself or herself. >> senator, do you really believe there's a secret society within the fbi trying to take down the president. >> listen, all i said is when i read those texts it, that's strzok and page's term, that didn't surprise me. i've heard from an individual that there were fbi agents or you know, management at the fbi holding meetings off site. >> off site to do what exactly? >> i don't know. >> these toldies are amazing. eli, jonathan, it seems like the republican call to armts now is going g out and kick up dust, do anything to deflect or distract or discredit from bob mueller because they think trouble is coming. > right. that is why they are creating that hysteria that you just saw in the clip about

a secret society? secret meetings off site of the justice department? and you have an informant saying that? >> yes. >> the comment about secret society was in jest. do you agree? >> bret: saying it's a possibility. what are you hearing about the dustup over those words: secret society. >> we confirmed the text message was sent after the election and page writes to strzok "are you going to give out your calendar, seems kind of depressing. maybe it should be the first meeting of the secret society." fox news' told this is the only reference in the 384 pages of text provided to congress. three weeks later in december 2016, the five month gap of missing texts begins and no one on the hill knows with a show. whether they back up senator johnson's whistle-blower who claims senior fbi officials held these off-site meetings. we will see with the newly recovered text messages are provided to congress. >> bret: okay. the story that changes every day. president trump's and dabo switzerland at this hour, presumably resting after his bud economic forum. the man beh

this is what he said. >> a secret society?e have an informant talking about a group that we're holding secret meetings out ff-site. >> someone talked to the committee that there is a group of individuals in the fib, holing secret justioff-site mee. i heard from individuals there were fbi agents or management a off-site. >> i asked, did you know what you talking about? he acknowledged he did not, but they want to investigate it further, but, wolf, in the aftermath what the text says in the full context, i asked senator johnson today whether or not television just a joke. it was possible it was just a joke. he seemed to backtrack. >> this text message seems to be a comment about secret society in jest. do you agree it appears to be a jest? >> a real possibility. >> now the ranking democrat on that committee has not spoken to the informanlt that ron johnson spoke with, but she's asking in a letter today, wolf, to provide information he bases his assertion off. when i asked further today about whether or not he should apologize fo

in my experience, if you have a secret society you don't refer to it as a secret society. >> like fight club? >> yes. this is all they have. this is all they know. but this is what has some worked up in a lather thinking that there is a secret conspiracy and secret society. what are your thoughts, carrie? >> the doj is looking into whatever occurred between those two individuals. obviously these were two individuals that were text messages were between two people that was not intended for public consumption. you know, there will be an investigation regarding what the intent was. i don't think there's any reason to suspect that text messages between two individual people even though it was their government devices, that is no reason to impugn or taint the # 13,000 fbi agents and many more thousands of support and the rest of the department. but this is a longstanding approach by the president to attack the fbi. it predates -- his attack on the fbi goes waugh back to the campaign and predates this revelation of these messages between these two people. this is a long standing approach wher

so-called secret society within the fbi. we're all learning this was a gag gift or joke between friends. a text message exchange between two fbi agents who have since been removed from the russia investigation. cnn now has a copy of that message, day after the election fbi lawyer lisa page says to agent peter stroch, quote, are you even going to give out your calendars? seems kind of depressing. maybe it should just be the first meeting of the secret society. that's the text. sources tell cnn that the calendars mentioned there were some sort of gag gift, putin-themed calendars that stroch purchased for employees working on the russia investigation. this coming into us today from one of the republicans who sounded the alarm over the secret society conspiracy is having a change of heart. let's go to jessica schneider with more on this from this republican senator, who is now, what, saying it's a joke? >> reporter: yeah. backpedalling here, brooke, after several sources had come forward to cnn to clarify these texts. after we'v

a secret society -- secret meetings off-site of the justice department? >> correct. >> reporter: but then abc news and others obtained the actual text. page writing, "are you even going to give out your calendars? seems kind of depressing. maybe it should just be the first meeting of the secret society." its meaning wholly unclear, and sources speculating that the secret society reference was meant in jest, a joke, something even senator johnson today seemed willing to consider. >> do you agree that it appeared to be in jest? >> it's a real possibility. >> okay, pierre thomas live from washington tonight. you heard jor johnson right there acknowledging it is a real possibility that this text about a secret society was a joke. but senator johnson also claimed to have an informant who said a group of fbi employees was holding secret meetings and tonight, one top democrat is demanding proof now of these meetings? >> reporter: david, senator johnson is the chair of the homeland security committee and tonight, the committee's top democrat, claire mccaskill is

those words, secret society. that text caught the eye of republicans who without any context ran before the cameras to express their concern and condemnation. >> there's a text exchange between these two fbi agents, these two supposed to be objective fact centric fbi agents saying perhaps this is the first meeting of the secret society. so of course, i'm going to want to know what secret society are you talking about. >> the text messages between strzok and page, which you just mentioned in the introto this segment are very damning. it's not republicans who created the theory of a secret society. that was lisa page's text message to her boyfriend, peter strzok. >> what this is all about is further evidence of corruption, more than bias, but corruption at the highest levels of the fbi. that secret society, we have an informant talking about a group that were holding secret meetings off site. >> here is the actual text. are you even going to give out your calendars? seems kind of depressing. maybe it should just be

a secret society? >> why the president's alleged affair with an adult actress may be a boon to sharks everywhere. >> love to prove that, wouldn't you? >> when all in starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. breaking news this evening. tonight speaking with reporters, the president has directly

you have johnson saying -- linking this one reference in 384 pages to a secret society with what he said was a whistleblower who had come to him talking about some sort of secret off site meetings involving top officials in the justice department. there's no context to any of what he's saying and there's no proof of it. and what other republicans have been telling me is that, you know, this is not something that necessarily we should be focusing on a lot at this point. it raises questions, to be sure, but without knowing that there is further evidence of this, quote unquote, secret society, perhaps their focus is better placed elsewhere. >> mike, i know you rushed to get in place to talk to us about this. we appreciate it. thank you. >> thanks, chris. >>> more on the russia investigation after the break. transcripts from the senate judiciary committee's interview with donald trump jr. may soon be released. why democrats have been pushing for this. >>> plus, another big headline this afternoon. some positive signs coming out of bipartisan meetings on immigration. we'll get you up to date.

a secret society. et meetings off site of the justice department. >> correct. >> and you have an informant saying that? >> yes. >> johnson did not in fact have an informant saying the society was having secret meetings. he admitted that what he was saying the day previous was untruthful this morning. >> did your informant confirm these off site meetings took place? >> no, listen, i never -- it the term secret society comes from strzok and page. all i said when i read that, it didn't surprise me because we are the committee, the whistleblowers come to us to talk about all kinds you have problems throughout the government. had i heard of a group of people within the fbi holding secret off site meetings. i was kind of connecting the dots. that didn't surprise me when i heard that term. that's strzok and page's term, not mine. >> all this is one part of the central narrative, the story line being pounded into. the ears and minds of viewers 24 hours a day being pushed by trump and allies working to undermine

maybe we should have the first secret society. that's not my words. it's theirs. i heard that. there were managers. high level officials meeting off site. no, i don't. >> was that a beer after work or secret society? new context for that phrase. abc news has obtained the full text. are you even going to give out your calendars? seems depressing. maybe it should be the first meeting of the secret society. >> a justice department official tells thousands of fbi phones were affected by the glitch which resulted in five texts missing from the fbi servers. >>> and a weaker u.s. dollar sending the greenback to a three-year low. the dollar is good for us as it relates to trade and opportunities. really rare. in fact, i have never seen a treasury secretary welcome a weaker dollar. it is against the stated policy of treasury and the united states. it is uncertified of for a u.s. treasury secretary to talk up a weak dollar. especially at davos where leaders are raising alarms about protectionism. merkel and macron warning against protectionism as a dangerous move back. thes

you say the secret society comes from lisa page.ou have no idea what the context was for that statement. and you have no real proof that any such secret society exists. the question becomes why would you hang something out there that damages the fbi that way when you don't know it's true? >> i know what lisa page texted. again this wasn't a republican idea. it was her text message. >> you don't know the context. >> okay how about this. walk me through the appropriate context for members of the fbi having a secret society and meeting to discuss the presidential election. throw out the good context for that. >> i reject the premise. i will offer one. because you asked. i'm talking to someone who an intimate of mine. i don't like trump. it's a baa foon. i said to them as she did, that's what we're assuming she's ain't president. she says i guess it's time for the secret society to meet. it could be off the cuff. it would mean a million things. i shouldn't impugn the reputation of the fbi. we need our democratic institutions in tact. th

you say the secret society comes from lisa page.ou have no idea what the context was for that statement, and you have no real proof that any such secret society exists. >> well, chris -- >> the question becomes why would you hang something out there that damages the fbi that way when you don't know that it's true? >> well, i know what lisa page texted. again, this wasn't a republican idea. it was her text message. >> you don't know the context. >> okay. well, how about this, chris? why don't you walk me through the appropriate context for members of the fbi having a secret society and meeting to discuss the presidential election? walk me through what the good context for that would be. >> i reject the premise. i will offer you one, though, if you want because you asked. >> sure. >> i'm talking to someone who's an intimate of mine. i don't like trump. i think he's a buffoon. so i say to them, as she did, because we're assuming her pre-disposition. she's antit the president. she says, i guess it's time for the secret society to meet.

secret society. we have a tree house down by the river with secret handshakes. go back to my place of wisdom, the brady bunch. mom always said never play ball in the house. this is what happens when you play ball in the house. it's true. it's true. they played ball in the house with their work phones. this conspiracy stuff exists because it can. america is a resilient country. the economy is barreling along. we could go on and on and on about this. it's almost as though the media, like we are watching a netflix series where we are almost done. but the media is still stuck on the first episode. they can't move on from this stuff. they are spinning their wheels because they can't let go. don't play ball in the house. >> kimberly: seems like you have got some energy. you are doing better today. >> greg: thank god for medications. >> kimberly: business as usual for greg gutfeld. juan, what do you make of this? >> juan: breaking news on the fox news channel. nobody mentions it but apparently the attorney general was interviewed by robert miller. oh, my gosh. first ti

so of course i'm going to want to know what secret society are you talking about. >> secret society? informant that's talking about a group that holding secret meetings off-site. >> only problem, and it's a big one, that secret society was just a joke. this according to sources familiar with that tenth exchange. and i might add senator johnson who you just saw talking there about that secret society now admits as well that it is, quote, a real possibility that comment was in gist. and he is now noticeably silent on the issue. in fact we invited johnson on the show tonight. and last night. and the night before. he declined. then there is the controversial memo by house intelligence committee chairman nunes which republicans want to release. nunes claims that it shows fbi wrongdoing related to surveillance activities in the russia investigation. republicans have gone all in on the memo embracing contents as proof they say of a fbi conspiracy against trump. >> this memo is troubling. it demonstrates certainly wrongdoing. >> do you think about, is this happening about in america, or is t

maybe it should just be the first meeting of the secret society. but who knows what she means? i reached out to her lawyer, i reached out to strzok's lawyer for comment as we continue to dig in here on what exactly these officials meant. >> of course you've seen the text. how could i say you haven't seen them? we haven't seen them as of yesterday. laura, thank you for the reporting. we appreciate it. >>> joining us now, phil mudd, and robert wray, former independent counsel on the whitewater investigation. this release of just how cooperative they have been, i think that seems to be the message here, we put forward all these people, we turned over all these documents, what message are they sending and why is it important? >> i think the administration, the message they want to send and they're getting better at sending it is that they hope to wrap this investigation up sooner rather than later. the only way that that's possible, of course, is that they have to both appear to be cooperative and be cooperative. and i think it is also a negotiating tactic with special counsel muel

secret society? secret meetings off-site of the justice department? you have an informant saying that? >> yes. >> bret: anything more about that? >> we have to dig into it. this is not a distraction. this is biased, potentially corruption, at the highest levels of the fbi. robert mueller used to run the fbi. he's in no position to do an investigation over this kind of misconduct. i think at this point, we probably should be looking at a special counsel to undertake this investigation. congress is going to have to continue to dig. >> bret: do you think attorney general sessions in his current capacity, which he has taken himself out of the russian investigation, has the ability to call for another special prosecutor to analyze this part of the investigation? >> i really don't know but when you see this kind of bias, corruption in the fbi, you have to ask a question, are there similar individuals, highly biased political operatives burrowed into the department of justice as well? does attorney general sessions really have a department he can rely and tr

so much smoke here. >> a secret society, secret meetings outside the justice department and you haven informant saying that. >> reporter: democrats like chuck schumer says this is all a distraction. >> i think there has been a great deal of activity on the other side intending to either diverge attention from mueller or even stand in his way. >> the fbi blames a technical problem for the missing messages and will not comment on further attempts to recover them but we can expect several congressional committees to press harder because there may be some conflict between the bible to justice's inspector general the seventh to those texts and what the fbi's official line is on it. >> just the beginning of this. thank you, appreciate it. republican lawmakers say that the texts are more evidence of political bias as donald trump calls the missing messages one of the biggest stories in a long time. ohio congressman jim jordan says all the evidence piling up against peter strzok is too overwhelming to be a coincidence. >> the guy who identified peter strzok talking about the insurance policy

clearing him. >> another republican who read the text said the fbi officials talk about a quote secret society within days of president trump's victory. >> there was a society of at least two people to include peter struck and lisa paige that had a desire to keep donald trump from becoming president and then an expressed intent to work against him after he was elected president. >> in a cryptic text struck writes, i personally have a sense of unfinished business, unleashed with mye, the fbi's code name for the clinton e-mail case. now i need to fix it and finish it. the fbi ha blames a technical problem for the five-month gap in the texts and would not comment whether the bureau has taken custody of their phone to clear the messages. >> we're missing texts that run from when the russia investigation was launched right up to the point where you have the mueller investigation being launched. >> writing in a tweet, president trump called the missing texts one of the biggest stories in a long time. the senate senior democrat called the republicans for undermining mueller. >> he shouldn't be awarde

jay sekulow, a secret society? a secret society! >> look, sean. you can start with the secret society. you could end with the missing text messages, or you can start with senator grassley. the chairman of the judiciary committee said conclusions first, fact gathering second. that's no way to run an investigation. >> sean: i think we have a theme. i want to show it to everybody. he's asked this question. let's go back to this here. i will get your response to it. >> director, did you make the decision not to recommend criminal charges relating to classified information before or after hillary clinton was interviewed by the fbi on july the second? >> after. if colleagues of ours believe that i am lying about when they made this decision, please urge them to contact me privately so we can have a conversation about this. all i can do is tell you that the decision was made after that because i didn't know what was going to happen in the interview. she may be lied during the interview in a way we could prepare >> sean: why did he do an exoneration? >> m

the first rule about secret society, you don't talk about secret society. >> they believe irt, sara.ve elected lawmakers going on tv -- >> what they believe is we have a lot of text messages that a lot of americans are disturbed by including americans in congress. i think you should understand why they are. you've seen a lot of them, too. >> you're the keeper of the information. i'm asking if you are disturbed, do you think there's proof of a secret society? >> there's an ongoing inspector general report. i'm not going to jump ahead of that. >> have you seen proof of one. >> the text messages were released. six committees have them, thousands of text messages. the text messages about the secret society, as has been reported now has some -- it's unclear. i think that's why we wait for an inspector general report. let the inspector general do their job. >> do you think there might be one? >> in this whole back and forth, is it clear i'm saying we're going to wait for the inspector general report who has interviewed people, doing their job for months now? >> but you work there and you i

a secret society, secret meetings off-site of the justice department? >> correct. >> you have an informant saying that? >> yes. >> do you really believe there is a secret society within the fbi trying to take down the president? >> all i said was i read those in those texts. that's strock and page's term. >> charlie, it's been said, and i think you said to one of our producers he's a better man than this incident. >> that's what's so heartbreaking and disappointing about this, because ron johnson is a conservative, level-headed, wonky kind of guy, and this is an indication of how frantic the efforts to discredit this has become. the fever swamps are overflowing right now. there is a long tradition of trafficking and conspiracy theories, the strain in american politics, from info wars to the drudge report to used to be on sean hannity. now you're seeing otherwise reasonable republicans who are deciding to have a bonfire of their reputations by coming out and trafficking. philip bump lays it out very, very clearly. you're talking about unsubstantiated rum

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and that's the subject of this week's state of the cartoonian. >> there is no secret society within the that we know about. but america's leaders do have a long history with very secret, very exclusive clubs. both bushes, for example, were tapped for yale's cryptic and scary sounding skull and bones. >> it's so secret, we can't talk about it. >> other notable bonesmen include former u.s. john kerry, who refused to give up even the tiniest secret morsels. >> i wish there were something secret i could manifest. >> reporter: at harvard, teddy roosevelt was a member of the secretive all male pork club. so secretive that his distant cousin franklin delano roosevelt was rejected for membership. kennedy, no stranger to secrets himself condemned secret society. >> we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, the secret oath, and the secret proceedings. >> reporter: though we should point out he was also a member of an exclusive club while at harvard. and think the american tradition of joining secret societies dates back to the very beginning. george washington hi

but secret societies among american leaders, that's no secret.f the cartoonia. >> there's no secret society within the fbi that we know about. america's leaders have a long history with very secret, very exclusive clubs. both bushes, for example, were tapped for yale's cryptic and scary sounding skull and bones. >> so secret we can't talk about it. >> other notable bonesmen include former u.s. secretary of state john kerry who refused to give up the tiniest more sells. at harvard, president teddy roosevelt was a member of the all male pork club, so secretive that a distant cousin, franklin delano roosevelt was rejected for membership. president john f. kennedy condemned secret societies. >> we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and secret proceedings. >> we should point out he was also a member of an exclusive club while at harvard. the american tradition of joining secret societies dates back to the very beginning. george washington himself was a member of the order of free masons. >> i have

rail against the fbi and the justice department as concerns emerge about finance and even "a secret society" against president trump. republican congressman john ratcliffe explain what's behind the wave of skepticism and anger from capitol hill. and more from jerusalem with vice president mike pence after last nights exclusive and the holy land. plus, hard-line reaction from top palestinian negotiator, saeb erekat. plus, date two of #schumersellout. a daca recipient saying... will debate how far schumer will have to go for the so-called dreamers. ♪ >> shannon: welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream back in washington tonight. new tonight, reports that former fbi director james comey may again appear before the house judiciary committee. to answer for alleged inconsistencies in his testimony about the hillary clinton email investigation. that is according to dop congressman john ratcliffe. he will be with us alive in just minutes. former director comey was interviewed last year by the special counsel, according to "the new york times," and the investigation into russia collusion on

a secret society? we have an informant that is talking about a group that were holding secret meetings off-site. there is so much smoke. there are similar individuals highly biased, political operatives burrowed into the department of justice as well. >> laura: you combine this with the sudden missing five months of texts between the two lovebirds, and you do have a full-blown corruption scandal on your hands, involving the very people that are leading the investigation into both mrs. clinton's private email server and of the russia collusion nonsense evolving trump. how our heads not already rolling just knowing what we know now? on my radio show this morning, joe did you have a made the case that this all indicates that we need a big change of leadership. at the fbi and at the justice department. >> quite apparent that christopher wray is not up to the job of being fbi director, that he is undermining his credibility, not strengthening it. and that he is completely, completely controlled by the upper

but secret societies among u.s.eaders is no secret, and that's the subject of this week's "state of the cartoonian." >> there is no secret society within the fbi that we know about, but america's leaders do have a long history with very secret, very exclusive clubs. both bushes, for example, were tapped for yale's cryptic and scary-sounding skull and bones. >> it's so secret we can't talk about it. >> other notable bonesmen include notable secretary of state john kerry who refused to give up even the tiniest of secret morsels. at harvard, teddy roosevelt was a member of the secret pork club, so exclusive another president, his distant cousin delano roosevelt was rejected from membership. kennedy, no secret to secret himself, condemned societies. >> we are all historically opposed to secret societies, secret oaths and secret proceedings. >> though we should point out he was also a member of an exclusive club while at harvard. it seems the tradition of joining secret societies dates back to the very beginning. george

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