sean carter joins me now. tell me the conversation around your kitchen table.this whole controversy? >> as far as my wife, that's how i found out about it. the pack is on the front porch. i asked her. she said it's for a neighbor. she already looked at the address. it's not on our street where our neighbors know us, but it would be a couple of blocks over. it was unspoken we would not be delivering that package. now let's understand, i live in a gated community here in arizona. we have gates for a couple of reasons. one, we want to keep the old people from running off, and that's a problem, but also, there is a reason that you have gates and it's not to keep the rich people out, it's to keep out the undesirable element. whatever that might be. right now i have a suit on. i don't look like the undesirable element, but in a hoodie and weekend attire, i would look like the person you'd call, all right, to worry about your neighborhood. i wasn't going to subject myself or my 14-year-old sons to that. the conversations i had with my sons are interesting because, you

send your e-mails to sean carter when you add up that 90% reference he just made.ad, just let me take the package. >> well, no, he -- that would be like the 23-year-old. the 14-year-old is just starting to get some of these things. let me give you a great example. this is what's amazing to me. the post i had. this is a twinge of blackness. if you can compare being black to a chronic illness like back problems or knee problems. this is just a twinge, something you go, oh, i'm black and move on. this doesn't ruin your whole day but he's starting to understand that there are things he can and cannot do. let me give you a more serious one. one day he's out playing with the kids, and they have these air soft guns. you know, the toy guns. and i had to explain to him that that's not something he can do outside of our home anymore because you cannot be a young black boy holding anything that looks like a weapon. and at first he didn't really understand until i showed him the tamir rice video and i tried to explain to him this is just, you know, one of the limitations that

>> sean: sara carter, sean hannity, gregg jarrett, sebastian gorka, do you believe we are right? know you are an objective journalist who worked at cbs, although you were mistreated. is this the biggest abuse of power you have seen in your years of reporting? >> i would say this is right up there but i would expand it., it's not just, as i've long said in my view, what happened during the 2016 campaign, it is why the integument intel committee was so desperate to not have the trump campaign and the new ones for what they have been doing for ten, 12, 20 years, that isor more important. it is not just because in my view these people he did trump. >> sean: i'll give you the last word, sara, they went after the candidate, they went after the president-elect, and they tried to not only delegitimize, i think as judge alice said, about putting the screws, in one case, paul manafort, and getting him to sing so they could prosecute or impeach this president. in fact true? >> i believe that is true. ier also believe what sharyl is saying is very important. i believe the scope of this is a

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broadcasting board of governors, -- >> sean: why are you going to russia and why didn't they just say to the fbi in the spring of 2016, why didn't they go, and say, carter-- you never met trump? >> never prayed >> sean: why didn't they just say, this guy's going to russia, works for your campaign, we are worried about him. >> because there's nothing to it. >> sean: why were you in russia? >> i gave a speech. >> sean: you didn't get paid for it? >> zero. >> sean: is being reported that you were a former cia operative. >> at all. it's funny.n there's a double standard there as well. i was being given information to the cia -- >> sean: you cooperate with your country when you made these foreign trips? you don't like these questions? >> generally, i tried to be very confidential. >> sean: you are debriefed, you love america. you were trying to help your country by meeting with intel cia people. >> they ask for my help and i did not say no. >> sean: okay. sam clovis. let's start with you. >> yes, sir. >> sean: you were approached -- i knew who the guy was two weeks before, a long time before they mention his name. you were approached by this guy. what did he

and brief them and warn them or smart a spy campaign that involves only one campaign. >> sara carter and sean hannity, gregg jarrett, do you believe we're right? i know you work at cbs. is this the biggest abuse of power you've seen in all your years of reporting? >> i would say this is right up there but i would expand it. it's not just, as i've long said, in my view, what happened during the 2016 campaign, it's wide the intel community was so desperate not to have an outsiders like trump in and nose around what they were doing for the past 15, 20 years, which we're seeing that some of that now. that's a more important part story. it's not just because, in my view, these people hated trump. >> i'll give you the last word, sara, but they went after the candidate, they went after the a president-elect and tried to delegitimize, as judge ellis said, this is about putting the screws, just one case, manafort, and getting him to sing so they could prosecute or impeach this president. is that true? >> i believe that is true. i also believe what sharyl is saying is very important. i believe the scop

it's very clear that sam and carter were both approached by a spy. >> sean: lying to fisa judges repeatedly, not telling the judges, no corroborating, not verifying, not telling fisa court judges, spying on trump campaign associates. all of this happened. you know something? now we have spies that we're discovering that were in the trump campaign. as the media says it's not spying, it's an informant. you just heard by the three men that were approached by the informant to tell them and seek out information because of this witch hunt as we began as we now know in the spring of 2016. i listened to chairman gowdy who i frankly agree on a lot of issues. let's make this very simple. here's the basic -- the definition of the term spy for all of you people in congress, even those of you that claim to be lawyers, a secret or undercover agent, that's a spy. so make no mistake, the trump campaign was spied on. a secret agent working with obama's justice department, monitoring conversation and activities of many trump campaign associates. you just heard directly from the individuals who were spied on

>> sean: let me ask you, and everybody in the media, "he's just an informant," you might carter pagen the green room last night. sam clovis. michael cavuto. they are spies. you found the definition first. >> if you look at the definition, putk it on the screen, it defines exactly what the fbi was using this man for. to infiltrate the campaign, to induce, and in my judgment, and trap people into same things that were incriminating. they never did because there was nothing incriminating to say. there was no collusion. that's exactly why nobody has ever been charged with this fictitious crime of collusion. >> sean: there is no such thing. sad. good to see you. we are waiting for your book. joe, always good to see you. when i come back, the president's attorney rudy giuliani. later on, in many monologue examining abc's cancellation of the show "roseanne." we'll do something nobody else in the media will do. we'll talk about liberal hypocrisy. that's straight ahead. ♪ need something printed? the business advisors at office depot can assist with exactly what your business needs to grow. ge

he didn't say that by accident, dan bongino. >> sean, rosenstein not only signed one of the fisa warrants against supposed super spy carterage who goes out on cable every night to talk about whatever he wants. he was also the united states attorney on the iranian one precursor case. this is the most conflicted investigative team i have seen in my life. there are two investigators on the mueller team, lawyers that represented people involved with the clinton foundation and the clinton scandal. >> sean: what about the -- i have to ask, congressman chaffetz. >> i heard it was coming in april. i heard it was coming in may. i heard it was coming yesterday. i know he has new evidence. when are we getting this report? how long does it take to investigate the clinton e-mail investigation? then he has to move on to the fisa abuse investigation and corruption there. >> fortunately, he has 450 people working with him so they can walk and chew gum as well. they are in the final stages. i believe they are getting the security clearances. you have to have it cleared by the intelligence community. then you are going to bump into memoria

sean: what? what? wait, now, i want to remind our audience. march 8, 2017, sara carter, on this show told the world that there was a fisa warrant on a trump campaign. nobody believed it. we have been proven right again and again. now you're saying there could have been an fbi spy within the trump -- at one point? campaign, what point? because that's what they're looking for right now. i contacted sources about this. i know one of the issues they are looking at is whether or not, what the time frame was, whether or not this person was somebody that was paid for by the fbi. whether they were delivering information to the fbi. i know right now that the majority of this information believe it or not was leaked by the doj themselves in an attemp. to not give up the information that the congressional members wanted. >> sean: it will explain why they don't want to hand anything over, why they slow walk, why they give us phony redactions in the name of national security that don't pan out. why there's been stonewalling and obstructing of congress. let me bring david limbaugh en

sean: it ruins reputations. >> laura: i can watch sara carter, john solomon, i could watch them for the whole night. e guys are just like energy, facts, data that the old media don't want to publish. >> sean: i said at the beginning i needed for our estimate. but the great news is you now are killing it and i said this to you last week, we are really proud of you. congratulations. we can't do this without this audience. >> laura: thank you. absolutely. >> sean: thank god -

sean: it ruins reputations. >> laura: i can watch sara carter, john solomon, i coulder watch them for the whole night. those guys are just like energy facts, data that the old mediah don't want to publish. >> sean: i said at the beginning i needed for our estimate. but the great news is you now s are killing it and i said this to you last week, we are really proud of you. congratulations. we can't do this without this audience. >> laura: thank you.an absolutely. >> sean: thank god -- we lost three quarters of fox primetime and we are still killing it. we are number one, thank god for this audience, and i mean that. >> laura: thank you for being a mentor to me all these years. it's only been 20 years or something like that. >> sean: it's been a long time. i'm the old man here. i get it, rub it in. i don't care. >> laura: you are a young man and i'm not messing with you. >> sean: a bridge between two generations of fox. how about that? >> laura: that's what i like to think. >> sean: i would love to bera the bridge. >> laura: you take care. good evening from washington. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the

. >> sean: the president is not messing around. fox news contractor sarah carter and former u.s. attorney and national review contributing editor. he is amaze nothing the writing and andrew mccarthy and author of the russian hoax. and he will tell you the rest. andy, let me start with you. in am on the radio and called it cross fire hurricane addiction of the sean hannity radio show. and you actually wrote the same thing today. i want you to go into what the times was doing. the new york times specifically in their coverage and why they are trying to get ahead of this. and what you are not seeing in the whole article is counter intelligence. and the reason is the scandal here is they had a case that didn't have a criminal predicate and they didn't invoke national security powers. and they used the counter intelligence powers, to conduct not onlyap investigation on the citizen but the incumbent democrat employing the tractics against enemies and they employed them against the trump campaign. that's the story. >> sean: they buried the lead. i did give you a tribution because it was

. >> sean: give a preview of what is coming next week. sara carter, what is coming next week? >> yeah. well, i think we will have a lot more information on the inspector general report. we'll have more direction on that. a lot of stories from london at the time. >> sean: all right. thanks. great analysis. we appreciate it. when we come back, a live report on the mass shooting in texas from earlier today. also the liberal media is yet again russianing to politicize tragedy, this is not political. dr. gorka and geraldo rivera with us. later sarah sanders joins us abou tuesday. i'm trace gallagher. have a good evening. >> sean: tragic school shooting took place today. here are the chilling witnesses to the horrific event. take a look. >> my friend got shot and as soon as the alarms went off everybody started to walk outside. everybody looks. you hear boom, boom, boom. >> we heard this go off and we started running. i turned back around and they were arresting somebody by the art class. outside, by the brick wall. they are arresting somebody. i recorded that and i left and i ran.

. >> sean: give a preview of what is coming next week. sara carter, what is coming next week? >> yeah. well, i think we will have a lot more information on the inspector general report. we'll have more direction on that. a lot of stories from london at the time. >> sean: all right. thanks. great analysis. we appreciate it. when we come back, a live report on the mass shooting in texas from earlier today. also the liberal media is yet again russianing to politicize tragedy, this is not political. dr. gorka and geraldo rivera with us. later sarah sanders joins us about the biased press in this country. that's straight ahead. hey! you know, progressive is america's number-one motorcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we did get an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. aah! that lady's awesome. i don't see a possum! >>> live from america news headquarters, i'm trace gallagher. ten people are dead

. >> sean: it's such a powerful commentary and sadly it's all true. sarah carter, march 7, 2017, you and john solomon, right here on this show broke the news about the trump campaign being surveilled. you're now saying that concealed fisa documents, the warrants, the original applications, the bulk of information as the nunes and grassley graham memo said came from the phony dossier that hillary paid for and lied to fisa judges, how are those documents -- and i hear there's other documents that if they're ever are leased will expose all of it, that's why the i.g. report is a bad idea or going to i.g. route is a bad idea. >> i think going with the i.g. is fine as long as the documents are turned over. that's what's important here. these documents are associated with the fisa applications. remember, there were four fisa applications starting in october 21, 2016 and then it rolled all the way to september 2017. that is seven months into president trump's administration. and these were all on carter page. they also brought in a drag net of everybody that carter page s

carter, first. were you spied upon? did a spy approach you? >> i'm not sure, sean.re are two parts of the fake dnr report january 2017. first is hacking. we know i have been hacked, eventually. >> i want to make sure people know. this is the trump campaign associate. this is the guy they used the clinton bought and paid for phony dols dossier to spy. rob rosen steve rosenstein signy then they knew it was lies. >> absolutely. the other thing is fake news propaganda which led to the phia warrant. >> why didn't ty say t the fbi spring of 2015. why didn't they say -- you never met trump, right? >> never. >> why didn't you say this guy went to russia, we are worried about him? >> there's nothing to d it. >> why were you in russia? >> gave a speech. >> you didn't get paid for it? >> no. >> it's been reported you are a double cia operative. > >>> you cooperated with your country? >> absolutely. >> for the betterment of your country? >> absolutely. >> you were debriefed? you don't like the questions, do you? >> not necessarily. >> you love america? >> yes. >> you were tryin

sean: wow. such a powerful commentary and sadly it's all true. sara carter, march 7th, 2017. you and john solomon, right here on this show, broke the news about the trump campaign being surveilled. you are now saying that concealed the fisa documents, the warrants, the original applications, the bulk of information as the nunes and grassley have a grand memo sent, came from a dossier that hillary paid for and they lied to fisa judges.nt how are those documents, and i hear there are other documents, if they are ever released, will expose all of it, which is why the ig report is a bad idea, or calling the ig route is a bad idea. >> i think going with the ig is fine, as long as the documents are turned over. that is what is important here. these documents are associated with the fisa applications. remember, they were focused crispies and applications starting inta october 21st, 201, and then it rolled all the way to september, 2017, that seven-months into president trump's administration. and these were all on carter page but they also brought in a dragnet of everyone that carte

. >> sean: let's give a preview of what is coming next week. sara. sara carterwhat is coming next week? >> [laughs] i think we will have a lot more information on the inspector general's report, more directions on that. also a lot of stories coming on what was happening in london at the time. >> sean: all right, guys, thanks. great analysis. when we come back, a live report on thehe mass shooting in texas from earlier today. also the liberal media is yet again rushing to politicize a tragedy. this is not political. later, white house press secretary zuri sanders joins us about the abusively biased press in this country. that is straight ahead. -here comes the rain. [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what's that, girl? [ engine revving ] flo needs help?! [ engine revving ] take me to her! ♪ coming, flo! why aren't we taking roads?! flo. [ horn honking ] -oh. you made it. do you have change for a dollar? -this was the emergency? [ engine revving ] yes, i was busy! -24-hour roadside assistance. from america's number-one motorcycle insurer. -you know, i think you'r

>> sean: that was the president's attorney rudy guiliani talking about hillary clinton and she is a criminal and comey fixed the whole case. that is big new and joining us with reaction sarah carterauthor of the soon to be released book. we'll get it right there. and already they are attacking. russia hoax to clear hillary clinton and frame donald trump. and the whole issue of allowing the president to talk to mueller. rudy said there is not a lawyer in the country that advises that. >> muller is it proven heap is not fair and neutral and nottive. why would you subject the president of the united states to somebody who has every intent of being unfair to you? my recommendation would be if mueller will not accept answers to a limited number of questions. let him subpeona the president and then i would ignore the subpeona, why? then mueller would have to hold the president in contempt and they would mean detention and arrest. and the framers wrote that and the supreme court confirmed that would be unconstitutional. and interior unelected officer can do that. >> sean: why do they think that. >> they think president clinton complied and he cannot. it was withdrawn by mutual consent a

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. >> sean: according to a new cbs news poll, 53% of e.u., the american people, now believe the russiaan investigation is in fat politically motivated. sara carterand attorney victoria is with us, good to see you both. i think what is really important as we go forward and looking at all of this, if steve scalise and kevin mccarthy, sarah, are now getting on board and saying they will support devin nunes, and also the freedom caucus which has been supporting devin nunes, an order is forthcoming. >> it is and they mean business. i know talking to people on the hill that t they will move forwd with this. they believe that attorney general jeff sessions will turn over those documents though beforet a contempt order can be given. and sean, i want to say something else about the current statistics. 53% of americans now say this is politically motivated. imagine if cnn, msnbc, all the other news outlets were reporting the truth, it would be like 83% of americans because they are not well informed. i think it's important now that congress continue to fight, continue to get the information out there and not allow the doj and the fbi to hide behind this n

. >> sean: according to a new news poll at, 53% of you, the american people, now believe this russian investigation is in fact politically motivated. investigative reporter sara cartery, she is with victoria. victoria is with us. good to see you both. i think what's really important, as we go forward and look at all of this, if steve scalise and mccarthy are now getting on board and saying they will support devon daniels, and the freedom caucus, it sounds to me like contempt of congress ordered his forthcoming. >> it is. and they mean business. i have spoken with people on the hill who say that they will move forward with this. they believe that it jeff sessions will turn over those documents before a contempt order can be given. and i want to say something else about these statistics. 53% of americans now see this as being politically motivated. imagine if cnn, msnbc, all of the other news outlets were actually reporting the truth, it would be something like 83% of americans because they are not being well informed. and i think it's very important now that congress continue to fight, to need to get the information out there, and not allow the doj and the fbi to hid

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