was, and according to the same article, they are identified numerous errors and omissions in the pfizer application gets carter page. it even created a chart to track all of the mistake. some call the mistake, some call them mistakes but i wonder if they are just some coincidences. the deep state leaks this much, they know something big is about to happen. joining us now, you see this temple pick up "the new york times" and "washington post," but that's not a coincidence. where do you think this is actually coming from? >> what i think is there are those that have been given parts of this report, as they are named because they are doing something wrong so it appears that their lawyers are those on their behalf are going to "the new york times" and sharing what they know in the hope that they confront run the story. and essentially convincing the american people that this report won't be as bad as it's really going to be. i expect this report is going to shed some really negative light on folks involved in that carter page fisa and maybe the fisa process genuinely. there is obvious the g

three of the authorities, business records, lone wolf provisions have been part of pfizer for over a decade. they been renewed by congo smokable times most recently in the freedom act of 2015 but before that the same authorities were reauthorize multiple times between 2005 and 2011 in each renewal gained bipartisan support. today am going to give you a brief overview of three of the authorities and then i'll turn over to my colleagues to address how they been used in practice and national secured. the mcauley from the nsa will address the cdr authority that senator feinstein described in targeted collections of data counterterrorism investigation. >> first the wiretap authority pre-this enables the government to continue surveilling a pfizer court approved national security target when the target takes affirmative steps toward surveillance. these individuals who rapidly and repeatedly change communication service providers in order to invade government monitoring. the provision allows us to continue surveillance without having to go back to the fisa court for new order each time the

, unverified so-called evidence that they put in there, the bulk of evidence they present to the pfizer cord, material showing that james comey's fbi knew that still dirty dossier was never verified and it was unverifiable garbage but they used it anyway and according to a brand-new report from sara carter tonight, criminal referrals, she believes, are likely. joining is now with the details, fox news contributor, sara carter. we were told we were going to get this back in may from the attorney general good why so long? >> it's been a long time coming. the main reason is there's been ongoing investigation while horwitz was inducting his report and its believe that evidence he stumbled on lead attorney general william barr basically to appoint john durham, the prosecutor from connecticut, to continue the investigation and expand the investigation and now we know it's a criminal investigation and that durham conducting his own separate investigation canal panel grand jury. he can subpoena witnesses. this is very important and very significant because of the same time that ig michael horow

i'm here to talk about expiring provisions which the fbi uses with pfizer court-approved oversight. as my colleague explained, we use is this records provision to obtain records and other tangible things for use in nest -- national security investigation. we described the business records provision is a building block authority. we use it during the early stages of an investigation to build our case against national security threats. it's important to note the response to business record orders do not contain content. the information we get from a business records order often help us meet the threshold needed to get an order from the pfizer court for more techniques such as a wiretap. once we receive business records returns if the suspected terrorist is communicating with a known bomb maker, we would have relevant information to establish probable cause for a wiretap. if we receive business record returns showing the suspected terrorist is buying bomb making materials, that information can help us establish probable cause. the usa freedom act is an important provision that countera

so the state department, an officer at the state department before the pfizer application to spy with christopher steele. she sizes him up and about the course of one hour thenn realized he was lying and checked out one major part of the dossier with the consulate in florida that didn't even exist so she noted the fbi and department of justice that this guy is a fraud. be careful. they ignored the warning and went ahead to the judges at the fisages court and lied to them and this - - concealed evidence also at the department of justice. it was a conduit for the dossier information so to be careful of this information is totally unverified. comey and andrew mccabe did not care the pfizer warrant application at the top says verified information. if they relied on the dossier which was unverifieddhe, the lat time i checked lying to a judge is a fraud on the court. as i explained in witchhunt it is also five other different potential felonies. with the inspector general report comes out i expected to be a damning indictment of the actions of these people especially with the deceptions of

the kurds have reason to be concerned about pfizer's free syrian army just as pfizer has reason to fear the kurds of the y.p. ji still others are worried about assad's troops it's a complicated situation involving multiple sites where no one is innocent and where there are no simple solutions. so we expect you to do next well iraq in powell is head of the beirut office of the heinrich berg foundation an independent green political think tank welcome to day doubly so let's let's let's start with this political situation with different powers acting together and against each other for different purposes so we'll start with the why why are russia who support the assad regime in turkey who want us to have gone why are they working together like this. i suppose russia doesn't want to see another conflict involving in evolving in syria in the north east of syria and help to help the assad regime to extend. its forces and its grip on the region in the northeast and as we see the forces of the assad regime are already claiming territory and are already present again in the in the northeast of t

and dismissed in order to use the power of the pfizer warrant to spy on the trim campaign.orist on the like. how will this impact the impeachment hearing? >> i think it'll be interesting for the american public because they are going to be contrasting two things. serious abuse by the obama administration potentially of the most powerful law enforcement agency in the country which is a serious violation of the law versus an impeachment process that so far has not produced any evidence that any federal law was violated. >> lindsey graham is saying the report is going to be stunning and damning. i want to move on to republican senator chuck grassley he is demanding more from to know if fbi officials are stalling the report. he sent out a lot of tweets, if fbi or d.o.j. tying their hands because it's been taking so long. your quick reaction. >> we don't know whether that is true or not we don't know if it was the investigation that delayed it or what senator grassley is claiming. we may find out when it's released. liz: the health ethics panel accusing rashida tlaib of ethics v

the kurds have reason to be concerned about 5 free syrian army just as pfizer has reason to fear the kurds of the y p g still others are worried about assad's troops it's a complicated situation involving multiple sites where no one is innocent and where there are no simple solutions. russia's introduced in the usual way that gives the government the power to disconnect the country from the global internet the kremlin says is doing this to protect itself from cyber attacks but critics have slammed the law as a step towards moral censorship did on these reported or the us is here to tell us will welcome will nice to see you 1st tell us what this new law is all about so this new is known as the sovereign internet law and in essence it's part of a bigger plan in russia to create its own internet that can operate separately from the rest of the internet now russia is saying that they're introducing this law to protect itself from foreign cyber attacks but critics disagree with that now there are 2 parts to this law 1st of all russia is aiming to round out all of its web traffic through s

the kurds have reason to be concerned about pfizer's free syrian army just as pfizer has reason to fear the kurds of the y.p. g. still others are worried about assad's troops it's a complicated situation involving multiple sides where no one is innocent and where there are no simple solutions. you're watching the news coming up ahead. on the on the front line and. we need zimbabwe's and the unit. the 1st to vote in the u.s. congress the democrats in the house of representatives have taken a major step in the efforts to impeach president tom and from voting to proceed formally and publicly with their investigation the resolution sets out the ground rules that lawmakers they use and behaves the way for public hearings on whether trump misused the power of his office the devotees all of a sign it sent us this report. the weather on capitol hill couldn't have been more symbolic the vote in the house of representatives means an uncertain future to the trump presidency with 232 yes to 196 nays the democratic controlled house adopted a resolution allowing more transparency in the impeachment i

10% or more in the past month and now 14 of the dow 30 are up 30% on the year. 3 m, walgreens and pfizerre the only ones down the neeld in the 10 year is 1.84 pay attention to this. japan, the nikkei slowly grinding higher. now up 9% in 30 days 9% run, we talked about this about a month ago. japan has had quite a run. in europe, no run. we are not seeing a trade theme here new this morning, japanese technology firm reporting a massive loss it has been hit by the following of two of the best bets. wework and uber. rahel joined us. reporting the first quarterly loss now casting doubt on the ce o's posting. a operating loss of $6.5 million compared to a profit of $6.5 million a year ago. suffering a nearly $$9 billion loss last year, they were forced to spend to bail out wework and adam neumann wework fell by 3.4 billion in the quarter. masa son did not mince words >> this announcement is not good at all it is a big negative in the three month quarter result is the size of the negative is probably the first time after the foundation of the business i want you to look at this picture. we are

continue to grow due to the strength of demand and they are placing hefty bets on the sector with pfizer allocating 600000000 and nov artis 500000000. quick break by hearing here because just on the other side amid a change of leadership the e.c.b. is also looking to new bern tears as the base of global finance continues to change really for which the british american business association ledgers a hand to break down the central bank's move towards fin tech and as we go to break here the numbers at the close. it's an understatement to say america is a very divided country many have even spoken openly about the possibility of civil war what is tearing the country apart what is keeping it together it cannot only be about donald trump what will it take to start a sustained social and political dialogue before it's too late. he was still got us into a tirade indeed that's what the group includes need. to discredit and i know you. can do you want to think about you think about it a lot to your canadian each you want to look at them as all. of them do need to my target to be are you told you c

one of the issues he was talking about is trying to figure out what happened with the pfizer that isd fisc coming. what is your department saying about why that is an important tool in basing nsd, what tools are critical and what tools do you want? do you think you have enough tools to achieve your goals for the department? >> that is a question we constantly ask ourselves. first office i laid out. the thinking about that office was you can't have operational people responsible for policy because the policy never gets done because of the demands of the operation. you need to set aside an office of folks who can just pick about that. that is a constant question for us. , 215, a.s. freedom act business records provision of fisa, anything you can get with on the fisa and side you have to get a court order, on the grand jury side, you just have to get a prosecutor to sign a subpoena. authority so people are swapping out cell phones and evading surveillance and you can continue without going to the court ahead of time, and then lone wolf, a provision we have -- andsed and i equate -- lone

continue to grow due to the strength of demand and they are placing hefty bets on the sector with pfizer allocating 600000000 and know of artists 500000000. quick break behave here because just on the other side amid a change of leadership the e.c.b. is also looking to new bern tears as the base of global finance continues to change really for which the british american business association led to the hand to break down the central bank's move towards fin tech and as we go to break here are the numbers at the close. this is a story about what happens ostracize trade bullets kills a young girl in the street. what happens to her family and daughters in florida. the mother daughter is buried in a cemetery. this is. what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to plan this than him and what happens in court. shock shock smar officer i feel. we don't know children this is from the. end of this fortunately you. will still not know the children. i'm going to fulfil

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until president zelensky permitted -- committed to pursue the investigation" that a former senior pfizer to secretary of stateom pompeo resigned because of his shadow diplomacy efforts with mr. giuliani. when the chairman asked mr. mckinley whether he resigned in part because the quote efforts to use the state department to dig up on a political opponent he mr. mckinley responded that is fair and if i can underscore in 37 years in the foreign service in different parts of the globe working on many controversial issues working 10 years back in washington i have never seen that unquote. as the "washington post" reported september 21 the president's behavior related to this ukrainian matter has reveal quote in the opinion of those journalists that the post a reporter who has covered the president very closely number one quote the president convinced of his own invincibility apparently willing and even eager to wield the vast power of the united states to paint a political foe in confidence that no one could hold him back unquote. let me move to whistleblower protections. the president has d

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health care has started to pick up more and more the acceleration of the upside when you look at pfizer and merk and the rest of the names, cigna throw in a couple other names in the space. even the semis there are different parts we're told each and every week, we don't think these are going to work anymore it's been a nice broad move to the upside also when we've had negative news, we've shucked it off right away and the volatility index, even the spikes can barely get to 14 before it starts to pull back here we are somewhere around 11 or 12. >> the most important thing about the move is what of all the things whether it's momentum, growth, value, tech, industrials, this and the other thing, which is most impressive. >> the technicals kept you in. there wasn't a moment the technicals had you out, especially when you look at the internals. they've been healthy all year. keep in mind some of the more important stories both in the economy and then how they correlate to the market. the first being housing. this has been an incredible year for real estate, housing let's talk about new home

the pfizer report will come out on december 9th. he will testify before the senate on december 11th. we are going to continue to monitor. throughout the hour, sara carter will break more news on this in a minute. we are also tracking for other stories. get this. another disastrous day for the schiff coup attempts. it was even worse, believe it or not, than yesterday. no information surrounding the bidens thanks to a lot of her lindsey graham. we have that letter. we also have a video. you are going to want to hit your record button tonight and look at this for decades to come. first, we start at the washington swamp. more hearsay, more opinion, and more arrogant democrats. are you ready for this? it was not on speaker, contradicting the person that was actually on the private call and the person who was on the other end of the table. this is how bad this show has now become. so bad, he even presented a fact-witnessed today with zero fax. none whatsoever. this was the schiff's grand finale. it was supposed to tie everything together.

. >> the ig is looking at the fbi, whether they follow the proper protocols, rules, issuing the pfizer as a democrat, i want to know -- there is so much i want to know. >> that report, harris, comes out two weeks from monday, december 9th. followed by mr. horowitz, the inspector general, testifying in front of cameras, in front of the american people, to read through that report on wednesday, december 11th. harris? >> harris: david spunt, thank you very much. let's bring in the power panel. marc lotter, director of strategic medications for the term 2020 campaign. zach friend, former spokesperson for obama's 28 campaign. great to see you. i will start with you, because they just took a little snippet of our conversation on the couch last hour with donna brazile, former acting chair of the dnc. what do you make of what she says? that many democrats also want to see the report? >> i think it's important -- actually, i have two's contradictory thoughts. the first is i think it's important that this comes out. i think it's important the american public have some sense of transparency of wh

i think the ig report is going to find that there were problems in the pfizer application process andn't want that to come out until after they impeach the president. we have a letter from adam schiff to to give a ne devon an, we will all of these hearings specifically to be only about the ukraine phone call, we don't want anything about hunter biden and anything with debunked interference in the 2016 election. debunked. when i look at what is happening, you have an investigation at the highest level of our law enforcement which is the attorney general investigating 2016 election and interference by the fbi and cia. you have john durham's criminal investigation. i ask you what exactly is debunked about 2016 interference which is what adam schiff drugs? he's not under oath to write this letter either. >> he is not. and it's not debunked and i think the ig report is going to validate at the time chairman nunez buys a memo that highlighted the abuses, i tell you this, i can't tell you what the exculpatory information is but there was some. and i tell you it was not timely delivered to th

the pfizer were navigation has at the top verified information yet they relied on the dossier which were unverified. last time i checked line two of a judge is a fraud on the court and i as i explain in "witch hunt" it's also five other different potential felonies. when the inspector general report comes out i expect it to be a damning indictment of the actions of these people, especially with the deceptions of the pfizer court. >> i work for president george w. bush and i was involved with the meetings around selecting bob muller to be the fbi director and i went to bob muller's swearing-in in the rose garden and i met one of my mother and her wonderful friends from wichita and we had great photos from the occasion but i remember the meeting that whether we are looking for candidates one thing you heard over and over again about bob muller this was the bush administration during his time was that he was the quintessential perfect candidate to be the fbi director was it true then and if it was or wasn't true when did the fbi get on this most dangerous of rogue paths? did start with mull

between the door and report and the horwitz report, the horwitz reports is going to focus on the pfizerince he's no longer employed by the government. right? >> that's true. they are looking at two sides of the same coin. while the inspector general is looking at the carter-page fisa specifically and the pfizer program, dorm rooms investigation is a lot larger, that's going to look ate origins and whether people did their jobs, but in doing their jobs if they violate the law. there is some suggestion that there is at least some evidence that suggests that. >> martha: here is john brennan. he gets very riled up at any suggestion of this which i guess is understandable. here he is. >> i do not think it surprising at all that we continue to hear the sociopathic ramblings of mr. trump claiming that there was this effort to try to prevent him from being elected or to unseat him. i welcome any type of continued investigation in terms of what we did during that period lack of time we were in the government. >> martha: final thought on that? >> i thought he seemed awfully defensive for somebody

the grand jury subpoena, on the criminal side you can, get the 2:15, and it is accepted the on the pfizer side and you have to go to court. and a prosecutor has to sign a subpoena. so people are using cellphones and, surveillance, without going back to court ahead of time, and the you have to report later, and along walls division, never use and along wharf that means that or a person cannot be tied to a specific terror organization i think that as a fire extinguisher in my kitchen i've never used it, but i am just happy to know that it is there, in case i need to. >> so those three provisions are just the, basic most a basic, i will leave non controversial provisions he can use, and on the criminal side, there is long history on the criminal side those, divisions have never been used the other two, in the misuse. the controversial piece is, sort of grew out of these, the or sorority that we used in the past to get megadeath a record. currently the administration is asking for that authority to be renewed, it is not being used right now, and you know the idea behind that is, the national

procedures with new requirements which means we are now consistent with the fourth amendment and pfizer. the compliance team will continue its work and evaluate whether additional steps beyond our new compliance can lead us to address further concerns. opinion discussed the fbi's policy on queries because it is routine in -- and and encouraged practice for the bureau to query the section 702 collection in furthering law and gathering procedures. routinely query the collection in order to proactively identify thread information and the collection and the need for the personnel to comply the query standard. but, most of the compliance incidents cited in the opinion involved efforts by the bureau to be proactive and identify thread information that we were holding in our collection. some of those compliance incidents involved what we would call threat identification queries where fbi personnel attempted to proactively identify threats the bureau was unaware of. one of the compliance incidents queries of identifiers associated with individuals in a position to exploit what the bureau believ

the kurds have reason to be concerned about 5 free syrian army just as pfizer has reason to fear the kurds of the y.p. . still others are worried about assad's troops it's a complicated situation involving multiple sites where no one is innocent and where there are no simple solutions. germany's chancellor angela merkel arrives in india for a 3 day trip she kicked off her visit with trade talks with prime minister narendra modi in delhi while germany is in india's is india's largest trading partner in europe the 2 leaders have signed wide ranging agreements to deepen their strategic cooperation modi also said they will work to combat terrorism and extremism. dermatitis i'm going to machall arrived in new delhi meeting a prime minister beaming with confidence narendra modi was just reelected into a 2nd time in office with a resoundingly lection victory for his b j p party he wants to create a new india and germany clearly wants to be part of it but it is tension in kashmir also concerns that the climate also in civil society might be changing these are issues germany sees as worthy of

the kurds have reason to be concerned about 5 free syrian army just as pfizer has reason to fear the kurds of the y p g still others are worried about assad's troops it's a complicated situation involving multiple sites where no one is innocent and where there are no simple solutions. germany and india are forging closer ties chance and american prime minister narendra modi have been holding trade talks in delhi their 2 leaders have signed a series of agreements strengthening industrial and strategic links germany is india's largest trading partner in europe and mr modi also says they will combat terrorism and extremism as well chancellor merkel and prime minister noda want to advance their economic ties. today the 2 leaders signed 22 agreements to this effect. the. moment the areas in which we wish to cooperate artificial intelligence and digital transformation india has huge potential in digitizing and it will but the branch is developing quickly and we face challenges when it comes to 5 g. and a i think it was a very good if we could work together in these fields and that some of

civil war was actually was actually fired by the obama administration the day they filed that 1st pfizer request to eavesdrop on their political opponent donald trump in trump tower in the 2016 elections and ever since that time we have been in a civil war and the democrats can't believe that the american people actually elected a reality t.v. star donald trump and they just haven't gotten over it and so there you see the their rhetoric being ratcheted up and what our friend just said it is amazing you look at the poll numbers 1015 years ago as a political strategist you had about 10 to 15 percent of independents to work with now that number is down to around 5 or 6 percent if you look at the impeachment proceedings and the independent views on those 47 percent of republicans feel they should you know he should be impeached and 47 percent of democrats say no yes he should and then there's only really 6 percent in the middle that are open minded and those people according to a poll out this week aren't even paying attention so you have the right versus the left and not very many people in

inappropriate li use data collected under section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act known as pfizer the f.b.i. was found to have misused surveillance data to look into american residence including other f.b.i. employees and their family members making a large scale queries that did not distinguish between u.s. persons and foreign intelligence targets in a statement hours technica a.c.l.u. senior legislative council member saying giuliani said the government should not be able to spy on our calls and e-mails without a warrant any surveillance legislation considered by congress this year must include reforms that address the disturbing abuses detailed in these opinions and on november 6th 21000 the senate judiciary committee conducted hearings on the reauthorization of the 2015 usa freedom act which reform section $215.00 of the patriot act in order to outlaw the nationwide bulk data collection of telephone metadata however while there is still an inordinate level of support for the patriot act on capitol hill many are questioning by congress is being asked to reauthorize and fund the

civil war was actually was actually fired by the obama administration the day they filed that 1st pfizer request to eavesdrop on their political opponent donald trump in trump tower in the 2016 elections and ever since that time we have been in a civil war and the democrats can't believe that the american people actually elected a reality t.v. star donald trump and they just haven't gotten over it and so there you see the their rhetoric being ratcheted up and what our friend just said it is amazing you look at the poll numbers 1015 years ago as a political strategist you had about 10 to 15 percent of n. dependents to work with now that number is down to around 5 or 6 percent if you look at the impeachment proceedings and the independent views on those 47 percent of republicans feel they should you know he should be impeached and 47 percent of democrats say no yes he should and then there's only really 6 percent in the middle that are open minded and those people according to a poll out this week aren't even paying attention so you have the right versus the left and not very many people i

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cnn reporting that an fbi official is under criminal investigation for altering a pfizer document related to the surveillance of former top aide carter page. however ironic that we are learning this effort to bar trump from the presidency is democrats attempt to remove him from it. we are going to have much more on these developments throughout the hour. it's unbelievable. also democrats held their final impeachment hearing today is the public is turning against it. andy mccarthy, john easements here to weigh in. also why are the left and the media lying to you about ukrainian efforts to hurt trump the head of 2016. they call it a russian conspiracy theory. we are going to shed light on why a lot of that is wrong. tom fitton, lee smith, victor davis hanson having answers. you might've missed this that last night's democratic debate attracted the smallest audience yet and revealed the democratic candidates weaknesses. horace cooper and mike huckabee explain at all. first, impeaching the bureaucracy. that's the focus of tonight's angle. watching the latest star witnesses testify in the ukra

we are still awaiting the release of a justice department watchdog report into an alleged pfizer surveillance abusive during the 2016 russia probe. we are learning that inspector general michael horowitz will appear before the senate judicial committee next month. lindsey graham says horowitz will delivered a detailed report and the hearing is currently scheduled for december 11th. tonight, supreme court chief justice john roberts is ordering an indefinite delay on the house of representatives demand for president trump's financial records. roberts wants to give the court time to try to figure out how to handle the high-stakes dispute. the president made an emergency appeal asking the high court to block the enforcement of a subpoena issued by a house committee of his accountants. the house has until thursday to respond. the left goes after joe biden for saying no to legalizing weed and fox news is learning tonight after mayor pete buttigieg's campaign used a stock photo of a woman and child in kenya. the problem is more widespread. fox news at night investigates, next own your look... ...wit

. >> pfizer sheckler says that kind of shakeup could happen if someone such as john bolton decides to testify. one big difference being proved to the judiciary committee is there hearings would allow for president trump to have a lawyer president before any actual impeachment hearings or votes take place. >>> the california supreme court has blocked the law that would require presidential candidates to release their tax returns. the decision means that president trump is not required to release his taxes in order to appear on the california ballot. the bill was authored by state senator scott weiner of san francisco and mike mcguire of healdsburg. governor newsom signed the bill to law in july. all seven judges ruled against the law, which would have required presidential candidates to submit their last five years of tax returns. the ruling says the law is unconstitutional. the >>> as many as eight businesses in one san francisco neighborhood vandalized, how storeowners are reacting after finding their windows shattered. >>> back after the break we look at the bay area friday, saturda