maria: and the face of all of that wrongdoing is jim comey.mey was running the fbi and robert mueller was running the fbi, they changed the way investigations were done. when it was a high ranking investigation, rather than sending it to the field office, they apparently wanted it done at headquarters. >> yep. maria: and i remember that famous story when jim comey said that then-sitting doj head loretta lynch, the a.g., sitting attorney general, told him to call the hillary clinton e-mail scandal a matter and not an investigation. >> yeah. maria: so this goes back years where we saw politics getting involved in investigation, doesn't it? if. >> it sure does. i mean, they spied on president trump's campaign, they ran it out of the washington field office. everything kind of came here. and that's still one of the things whistleblowers are telling us, that the washington field office is having so much pressure, putting so much pressure on these agents to categorize cases as domestic violence, extremism, to make january 6th cases look like they're

we'll add to the american people to get them the facts and the truth. >> hannity: did jim comey breaked on what we now know that the fbi knew before they applied for the first warrant they couldn't prove the dossier was true? did they violate the law? >> all the facts point to that. in 2016, the fbi spied on trump campaign, then it was the mueller investigation and the hunter biden story suppression and now they rated president from psalm. when is the fbi going to stop getting involved in the election process and let we the people decide is going to represent us? >> hannity: biden just attempted to get opec to delay the announcement that they were going to reduce production. curious timing. straight ahead tonight, los angeles is starting its radical universal income program. why should every american be concerned about this? will explain. will check in with leo terrel and straight ahead. ♪ ♪ - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes i

i think there are concerns, and there were when president trump came into office, because jim comey atclearly had a political agenda. i think they were pushing a false dossier and jim comey lied when he said you are not a target of investigation. to allow the president to carry out his -- judy: you are continuing to work with former vice president pence, his organization, nonprofit organization advancing american freedom. you have said that you don't think he's going to make a decision until next year about whether he is going to run for president again, but what do you think the odds are? mark: i think he is encouraged by traveling the country and the feedback he gets and the candidates he is campaigning for. i think this is a very peonal decision for him and his wife, and i think the way they have always considered every opportunity he's had, whether running for congress, running for governor. i think that right now, his focus is going to be on the midterms. last night he was in kentucky, this week on thursday he will be in new mexico campaigning for a republican candidate there. he

and jim comey lied to him in his very first conversation when he said that you're not a target of ouron. so, i think it's natural for conservatives to have questions about the politicization of doj and allow the president to carry out his legal avenues all the way to the supreme court. judy: so, let's talk about what you're doing now. you are continuing to work with former vice president pence, his organization, a nonprofit organization, advancing american freedom. you have said that you don't think he's going to make a decision until next year about whether he's going to run for president again. but do you think the odds are that he will? marc: i think he's encouraged, judy, by traveling the country and the feedback that he gets and the candidates he's campaigning for. i think he's encouraged because he believes that there's something else he can continue to give to the american people. but i think this is a very personal decision for him and his wife. and i think that the way they have always considered every opportunity he's had, whether it's running for congress, running for gover

jim comey came up and he was the one in that meeting in trump tower when he revealed parts of the dossier to say in a crowded room, when we are donning i meet with the president-elect alone? he told stephanopoulos you never meet with the president-elect alone. so it started with that. then three days later that dossier leaked. we spent now going into inauguration weeks talking about this topic. the second thing, "the washington post" put out an article two weeks before inauguration said mike flynn spoke to the russian ambassador about sanctions. why did he do that? then we had the drama around flynn. so what's wrong if flynn talked to the russian ambassador about sanctions. the next day don mcghan comes down to see me and he says do you realize the fbi just interviewed mike flynn, they set up their own appointment without security clearances, they came in and interviewed flynn. and that leaked. not to mention the drama of the next few weeks. then the leaks about everything else. jared met with a guy who was a banker from russia. don, jr. met with a guy who happened to be a russian. we had

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to me where my mind goes is with this dossier the way it was disseminated through the media by jim comeyout trump so he could leak it to cnn. >> that was their whole m.o., they were the experts in that so you have to give them credit for admitting that's how they do it with russian disinformation. i want to say one more thing. people feel badly about kids with drug problems. so many people in america have this problem. so many people bury their kids. but here's the difference. joe biden talks about as if i'm every other american family but the crimes that other drug dealers or drug users commit have to do with getting more drugs many they have to do with stealing something to get money for drugs. this kid was on an international trip to get money from foreign countries on air force two, where his father was the big guy. >> not like you're high on crack and you murder someone where it's like a crime of passion and you're out of your mine. this was calculated white collar crime. >> big time. >> greg did a great job with that interview. hope those signed a letter say it didn't turn out to b

. ♪ ♪ >> this does go back to robert mueller and to jim comey and the things that we've seen.a, you know, are republicans in charge of the house of representatives raised questions about whether the fbi was illegally surveil ising the trump campaign, wrote a memo called the nunez memo. that was met with scorn and decan riggs from the fbi, from the media. but when it ultimately was declassified, it was found out that there were not any threats to national security in that. the reason that the fbi didn't want that to go public was because it was embarrassing. maria: well, that was former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe, on this program last week on the illegal surveillance of the trump campaign and the trump presidency during the russia collusion lie and the abuse to the fisa court. it is one of the number of incidents recently. critics have support a two-tiered system of justice at the doj and fbi including whistleblowers who have spoken out about political bias according to ohio congress congressman jim jordan. former trump campaign adviser carter page was sp

even as he is telling them, you know, jim comey, the former fbi director, is setting the stage for thesier to be made public by the news media. they sit quiet about that as the fbi goes about prosecuting former national security adviser michael flynn, they sit quiet as comey again kind of arranges for us to have another special counsel, bob mueller, to spend 22 months looking at claims the fbi already knew they had no evidence for. paul: yeah. that's a real black mark against the fbi. what is durham -- i mean, he's trying to get a conviction of danchenko for lying to the fbi, but that's a relatively minor charge as these things go. so what is his larger purpose here, and what is he trying to get out to the public? >> yeah. i think the goal with this case and also michael sussmann who he unsuccessfully tried before, in both of those cases he brought the tried if and true lying to the federal government charges because those are the kind of cases that prosecutors have the best shot of winning. we'll see how he comes here. but if you look at his filings, paul, and the evidence and witness

so jim comey would have been aware of this million dollars that were offered? quickly?> it's hard to believe that comey and the whole cabal were not aware of this. this is outrageous and hopefully durham can get a prosecution here and has additional charges. i hate to see them skate free. >> martha: thanks, devin. we had breaking news today. thanks. great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> martha: that is "the story" for this wednesday, october 12, 2022. "the story" goes on and i thank you for being hered too. we look forward to seeing you tomorrow. have a good afternoon. "your world" starts now. >> neil: all right. we're live following then't of the united states. he's in colorado, but this is a busy road trip. he will take on three states right now. california today, colorado that he will tout his left field agenda and in oregon finally where he's trying to avoid losing the governor's mansion to a republican because an unaffiliated candidate is dividing that democratic vote. at issue right now i

you may recall when jim comey stated, quite famously, that the fbi was recommending against charging said the reason for that was that, even though one could charge somebody for being grossly negligent in handling the classified documents, when you look at the history of all the cases that i've ever been charged, no cases been charged in the absence of some aggravating factor. those aggravating factors could include a willful violation of the law, storing them in such a way as to risk exposure, or obstruction of justice. if you look at those factors, here trump is three for three, if he is doing what he is alleged to be doing. >> not the batting average he wants. barbara mcquade, always good to see you. former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan. thanks for your time on this friday night, barb. >> thank you, alex. >> just ahead, florida governor ron desantis tried to -- sending planes full of venezuelan migrants to massachusetts. it turns out around desantis might have owned himself. why that scent may be backfiring is up next. firing iups next. w signed the inflation

and it would not be normal if jim comey or john brenner was here they could probably tell you more. by the way, if i may say so, there's a good side to that, which is, president obama was always very careful and everybody in my observation has always been very careful to keep the defense department out of politics. so it was considered a we shouldn't invite those guys for a conversation about what we are going to do about the election. because obviously that's a political conversation. we are in the middle of an election campaign, so how you deal with it could affect her seem to affect the outcome of the election. if you are in a position of responsibility you have to ask yourself if it's appropriate to do something. i'm sure there are conversations like that going on, but we wouldn't normally be invited to them, and that's ok with me. but in the intelligence briefings, i knew what the russians were doing, it didn't surprise me at all and i didn't are a lot of convincing. and it was irrefutable by the time fall came, i don't see how you could possibly think they weren't doing it del

i can tell you that.so james coy but so jim comey knew all of this and he signed three of the four warrants and other people signing the names on ithe as well. they lied to the court. her af well, look, i think what durham has been able to showe here, remember, they went after carter page long before they even got the fisa warrant. sot. simply this was a cooked up plan by the clinton campaign inr the dnc targeting innocent people like carter page.e. they involved the fbi. the fbi played along with itwhad and then covered it up. and i don't know that the molarh investigation isn't that why they covered up money, as danda chanko had actually toldnchenk i that none of this is true in this dossier? i mean, look, by the time they got back , this was early october. 2016. and christopher steele coulds bs not get his million dollars't h because he didn't have anyavthee evidence. d but yet they use andrew mccabe said, as a bulk of informationfo needed to get those fisa fis warrants approved.a fi applhey submitted a fisa application with knowingly that false information. >> is that true?, >> even. ye