hillary and huma abedin is not in trouble.justice many is. something we can't afford to have a justice system we don't trust and increasingly americans don't trust the department of justice. don't trust the law enforcement agencies because they feel like that think are politically selective in who they go after. peter: governor huckabee in the "new york times" this week president trump suggested that he thought jeff sessions has not been as loyal to him as eric holder was as the attorney general to president obama. if huma abedin skates on this and the doj does not prosecute. how long a leach do you think president trump is going to let him have or lose patience with his attorney general? >> i think we are all going to lose patience with the attorney general. i love jeff sessions. i think he is a great guy. he has got to do the job he is there to do. that's to universally enforce the law. when i say universally. without regard to who the person is highest or lowest person in the land. if the law doesn't work against the highes

it looks like both mills and abedin lied.n a 2010 email to abedin, cheryl mills wrote, "hrc email coming back. is server okay." it turns out cheryl mills knew exactly what a server was. a year later, bill clinton a just and cooper emailed huma abedin to say he had shut e of a hacking attack. he discussed the server with huma abedin in 2009 while it was being set up. any reasonable person would conclude that both mills and abedin were lying, baldly, when i told the fbi they knew nothing about clinton's email server. lying to the fbi, as we've all beens reminded, is a felony. yet, neither mills nor abedin was charged or prosecuted for that. former national security advisor michael flynn must be looking on at all of this in bewilderment. agent strzok, it turns out, interviewed him, too. unlike hillary clinton's aides, michael flynn didn't get a pass. flynn pled guilty to a serious federal crime. his life has been destroyed. he has had to sell his house to pay his legal bills. two cases, same crime, wildly different outcomes. wha

his gaze has been a former top clinton aide, huma abedin at least four of those emails marked as classified. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour incentive "america's news headquarters". >> the fbi writing -- finding these emails. after james comey said that hillary clinton had been extremely careless in her handling of classified emails on a private server. former arkansas governor mike huckabee weighing-in earlier today. >> i'm sorry the americans will become increasingly cynical about the justice system. it is something we cannot afford to have. this system, we do not trust and increasingly americans do not trust the department of justice. don't trust the law enforcement agencies because they feel like they are politically selective in who they go after and what they tried to do to them. >> garrett tenney is live from the washington bureau. what did we learn from these emails? >> we are still going through a lot of the emails. so far, most of the 2800 messages dealing with hillary clinton's schedule and travel plans and notes of conversations with world leaders. even the mundane em

so is that why clinton and abedin wanted to remove records of hillary's calls and schedules?his would have come out in the campaign? and people would have been asking good questions? now, judicial watch president tom fitton will be here in just a few minutes. also tonight breaking, investigative reporter sarah carter is out with damning new details on this controversial nsa surveillance program that may have been used to collect information on americans without a warrant. these people not hear of a u.s. constitution against unreasonable search and seizure? that would be number 4. sarah carter reporting that numerous former intelligence law enforcement officials are now blowing the whistle on this potentially dangerous conduct in the way your government is conducting surveillance. and this is getting scary. according to the report, well, the officials were concerned over a practice that is known as reverse targeting, which, quote, occurs when intelligence and law enforcement officials use a foreign person as a legal pretense for their intended target. an american citizen. in o

going through the huma abedin emails. one email our producers found labeled and stamped classified. you may remember hillary clinton said nothing she sent out on her personal computer was labeled classified. not true. that has been disproven by this document dump. we'll continue to go through it for the next hour here. meanwhile? lea: meanwhile the last days of the year, we're counting down to 2018 and preparations currently underway for one of the biggest parties in the world right here in new york. ♪ : . >> waiting for 2018, the times square alliance is making sure one of the biggest parties of the year goes off without a hitch. >> you haven't woken up a couple of days late. handfuls of confetti as part of the annual test ahead of the big night. i wonder what happens if it goes wrong? it falls to the ground? >> it would not be so exciting. hey, here's to new beginnings in 2018. >> absolutely. have a wonderful new year. that does it for us, "risk & reward" starts right now. >> happy new year. adam: unprecedented new year

fox news reached out to huma abedin's lawyer.e haven't heard back. >> allison, thank you very much. the trump administration is overturning another obama era policy. the administration will rescind proposed rules for fracturing for oil or gas on government land. the rules under the obama administration would have made the companies disclose the chemicals used for fraccing. >> a rough day for the final trading day of 2017. the dow lost 118. the s&p 500 dropped 13 and the nasdaq fell 46. the dow was up almost 2% and the s&p one%. nasdaq rose half of a percent. for all of 2017 it was a huge year. the dow sky rocketed 25%. the s&p 500 rose 20. the nasdaq jumped 28%. we knew president trump had a fondness for twitter even before he was president. it's his favorite form of communication and can change the conversation. we gave kevin the impossible task of breaking down the president's top tweets of 2017. >> over 2400since he took off. the most popular with one about synagogue. we -- cnn. we have our own top 5. >> wouldn't you love to s

fox news reached out to abedin's lawyer. we have not heard back. earlier this year, fbi director james comey said they had no indication that abedin knew what she was doing violated the law. and when they looked at this comey said they did not see criminal intent. gregg: no criminal intent. how about gross negligence. that's the law too. >>> president trump is tougherrenning his rhetoric on china after reports that he's supplying oil to north korea. but the president is signaling he'll take a harder line against china in the new year. lucas tomlinson is at the pentagon with the latest. >> defense secretary mattis predicts more actions against north korea following the latest round of u.n. sanctions. >> i think we'll see increased pressure. what form that pressure takes in terms of physical operations is something that will be determined by the government. >> south korea says it seized a cargo ship last month claiming the vessel was illegally transferring 600tons of oil. the hong kong flagged vessel entered a south korea port on october 11 to fill u

we're not just saying hillary clinton this, huma abedin that. chris farrell says maybe there ought to be a criminal investigation of james comby. a little i said in the open, october 28, 11 days before the election, james comey does something that really hurt hillary clinton politcally and says, we found e-mails that are possibly pertinent to her server probe. in fair'sness to her, donald trump goes on the campaign trail and says this is corrupt ocean a scale we've never seen before. i looked at the time line, november 6, comey comes back out, right before the election, we looked at the laptop, it's complete, that damaged hillary clinton. >> no question it damaged her. peep km call it whining after the fact but the facts are clear in polling. the internal campaign following have polling was clear she dropped right when she started that and continued to drop until she came out again. it was, the notion that he was complicit in supporting her is preposterous. >> brad something else that struck me, donald trump after comey said it's all clear on no

that was forwarded by huma abedin from the laptop of her husband anthony weiner.hat lead to weiner being charged with a minor. and there are calls for the justice department to reopen the investigation into clinton's e-mail server. >> anyone else would have been prosecuteded ap this is why the justice department needs to get its act together and reevaluate what james comey did and loretta lynch did in terms of giving hillary a get out of jail free card. >> and there was testimony that abideen didn't know what she did, and there was not intent. as others point out, intent is not a requirement under the charge under the espionage act. leland: thank you, garrett tenney. gillian: returning to russia, increasing criticism over what many republicans see as political bias tainting the process. and nunez says, at this point the doj and fbi need to be investigating themselves. and they believe that robert mueller will be fair with him and how he handles the investigation. alison barber joins us with more. >> let's start with that document of devin nunes. he said there were

you >> huma abedin once this year to be over. began with the reality setting then that her patron,he hillary clinton would not be present. the year ended with more family drama in november, estranged husband,r, anthony weiner served at 21 month sentence following his convention of sexting with an underage girl. from weiner's laptop. the existence ofç those emails led then fbi director jim call me to open the probe near the 2016 election, and then cal coms and both of the emails were duplicates, not a big deal. breaking tonight, we are learning there are several emails on the weiner laptop that he shared with huma abedin and a classified information. let one of those documents from the laptop to clinton while she was secretary of state in 2012, and had the label classified. also breaking this week as you noted, first cousin of was convicted to a of fraud case, fake emails.ç 44-year-old omar amanat faces more than a decade in prison after jury in new york found j e clinton associate was guilty ofc cooking the books and defrauding

the state department releasing nearly 3,000 e-mails from hilary clinton aide abedin. the fbi discovered them on her estranged husband's laptop toward -- toward the end of the 2016 campaign. we have more on this story. >> the state department has released about 2800 e-mails of abedin's e-mails. we contain at least five that contain classified information. the bulk of the e-mails are about the logistics of clinton's schedule and travel plans along with notes for her meetings with world leaders, but even a lot of those rather mundane e-mails are heavily redacted. as for the five e-mails the state department later deemed to be classified, four of those are almost entirely redacted, but the other includes talking points, for a phone call with saudi arabia's foreign minister in november of 2010, which was largely to warn him about wiki leak's plans to publish sensitive communications between the u.s. government and our allies. the guidance suggested clintons say quote i deeply regret the likely uncoming disclosure and i seek your help from preventing wikileaks from undermin

i saw what happened to cheryl mills and huma abedin.h said that they were not aware of hillary clinton's private email server. cheryl mills said she didn't know what email server was. wikileaks released emails in which they discussed the private server. w they lied and then got off. they were not charged. there is a selective prosecution. that's an example of it. why wouldn't that make me nervous? >> they don't always chase everybody down all the time. perhaps what you're saying isod exactly right, but that doesn't mean w necessarily you shouldn't trust the institution. my concern with respect to that period of time is why do people like rudy giuliani and others seem to know that the fbi was about to come out with the second comey letter. >> tucker: you will concede that the fbi has in a number of specific examples acted in an a political motive investigations. democrats are saying nothing. they're kind of happy with what's going on. but when they take power at some point, how do you think they will do against an fbi that has basically

state department releasing thousands of e-mails belonging to former top hillary clinton aide huma abedinbi discovered these e-mails on the laptop of her estranged husband, anthony anthony weinert least four of them marked as classified. the fbi finding the e-mails near the end of the 2016 presidential election, remember that? giving new life to the controversy over clinton's use of a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state. joining me now is politico reporter, breaking news reporter louis nelson. thank you so much for joining me on this final holiday weekend before our new year begins. >> thank you for having me. it's a pleasure. molly: so regarding this latest release of e-mails, of course, obtained by aç freedom of information request on the part of judicial watch, what does it really mean? what is the impact of the release of these e-mails? >> well, i think as far as the substance of the e-mails, i don't really know that there's anything in the e-mails that we didn't already know about. i mean, obviously, there are some, you know, there's some interesting, you know, bac

strzok was also present had fbi interviews of clinton stop aids, huma abedin, sheryl mills, where theylaim they only knew about the server after she left the state department. he loves the clinton's and everyone around them. it turns out emails from 2010 and 11 show that both huma abedin and cheryl mills did in fact know about the server. either they misled the fbi are flat out lied. where are the charges against them and why were they spared and lieutenant general michael flynn, why was he charged with lying to the fbi? a massive double standard. it gets worse from there. fox news has confirmed that strzok changed the language, he was the guy, and james comey's draft memo, exonerating hillary clinton from grossly negligent behavior to extreme carelessness. that is leading hillary clinton off the hook. remember, they wrote the exoneration before the investigation. that means the fix was in. gross negligence as part of the legal standard that would mean . they stood up for her, they defunded her, they protected her. this is shocking and this is why the office of inspector general is now

abedin was former secretary of state under hillary clinton's deputy chief of staff. kept a nonstate.gov e-mail account that she used repeatedly for government business on hillary clinton's e-mail server. we are right now pouring through those e-mails. we will bring you the headlines as soon as we have them. >>> all this as millions of americans are gearing up for the new year's eve celebration in times square, and investors on wall street are cheering a record-shattering year. at this hour let's show you how your investments are doing. the dow trading slightly lower, we are off the lows of the session but still down to the tune of 37 points. anything can happen in this final hour even on this final trading day of 2017. so, please, stick around to see how we end before the closing bell rings. here's what is weighing on the blue chip index. apple, out with a big apology, but it seems like neither consumers nor investors are buying it. apple is one of the worst performers on the dow today despite issuing an unprecedented apology. they told customers they are sorry for s

what do you make of the deal with the state department's that allowed hillary clinton and huma abedino take files out of the building and prevented those files from being seen? i've never heard anything like that, have you? >> routinely, people who serve as secretary of state are going to write books and they routinely take material home that's personal, usually it copies are maintained at the government agency. i would expect that copies, electronic copies, exist of what clinton removed. it's worth asking about, but i wouldn't jump to any conclusions. again, i don't want to see mineralization become the first resort. if we don't like what someone did come out lock her up. we see that today. >> tucker: i agree with you but humanly on that. i don't think that just because we don't like someone that they should be punished by the rule of law. i think why everyone is so spun up and threatened is because a lot of this is opaque. on what grounds could you hide your public schedule? >> you should never be able to do that. our government should be disclosing everything. everything is subject

what happened with cheryl mills and huma abedin.e just need to get this issue out of the way. >> you are on the committee overseeing the uranium investigation. you think we'll get into that in 2018 then? >> it has already started. i can tell you that. this is going ahead. >> let's move on to the other big story. that is the president and recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. >> it would be assuming that repeating the same formula but not produce a different or better result. therefore, i have determined that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. consistent with the jerusalem embassy act. they are also directing the state department to begin preparation to tel aviv to jerusalem. >> vega. understanding the editors or kevin mccarthy say that they voted on it and they voted on this and the senator devoted some of the and it was never done. the president has so much on his plate right now give north korea, one of. ice is in another. a tax plan in the balance. and why do they have to do this toda

have to wonder why it was the fbi and the justice department let huma abedin off the hook. equivalent of a park bench. >> about the agenda ahead. >> democrats have been told and fully understand there can be no daca without the desperately needed wall at the southern border. >> we do need to secure our border. this idea that we are only going to do the dream act and nothing else is just all political theater. >> happy new year.

also learning that strzok participated in the fbi interviews of key clinton aides and allies, uma abedin, cheryl mills and we sold you last night how lies were told by both of them. here is the most egregious example of strzok's random political bias. he is responsible for language that in statement that exonerated hillary before they investigated. he is the one that revised grossly negligent to extremely careless which gave them an excuse to let hillary walk. now, all of this is shocking, it's incomprehensible. it's smoking-gun proof that mueller's probe is a total political sham. it's a witch-hunt it needs to be shut down immediately if we believe in the rule of law and our constitution. but, guess what? the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who appointed mueller as the special counsel, he is saying tonight he is satisfied with this investigation. mr. rosenstein, are you serious? you need to wake the hell up, get your head out of the sand and take a look at what is actually going on. this is about law and order and equal justice under the law. apparently rosenstein is the only pe

the same person who was not onla interviewed interviewing cheryl mills and huma abedin, but also washe same individual who changed the exoneration letter from extremely -- grossly negligent to extreme carelessness, and ye yet, here is the person that bob mueller asked to be on his investigative team. there is a real problem with that when you know that he was involved in the first investigation, and now we are asking him to go after trump? i just can't see the logic of it. >> sean: i talked, congressman gaetz, about the weaponization, powerful tools of intelligence. we are now looking at a special counsel that has comey, and strzok, and page, and weissmann, and all these democratic donors, and a lot of trump haters and hillary lovers. and this guy, strzok, is tied to everything. your thoughts? what do we need to do? >> the attorney general needs to do his job and end this witch hunts hurried. we have a clear double standard. you see it in the american people see it. hillary clinton is getting investigated by her all fan by her own 2016 election and the only way you get on mueller's t

why would they do that and on the other hand cover up for huma abedin in the next ten days? it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense. >> harris: i hear you. i also question why would the president fire james comey, what democrats were defending against that, saying the president can't do that, its obstruction. we could go back and forth all day but right now on the hill is the director of the fbi taking a whole lot of questions, chris wallace, we appreciate your time, thank you. we are awaiting the start of the daily white house press briefin briefing. we expect to get the administration's reaction to today's testimony from fbi director christopher wray. and reaction if you will to some of the comings and goings on capitol hill, not to mention al franken, a senator, democrat from minnesota stepping down and resigning amid sexual allegations against him. at least eight women with accusations again him. a lot to ask sarah sanders about today, we will take that live in minutes as we expected to begin. stay close to "overtime." >> let me be clear, i may be resigning my seat but i

he interviewed huma abedin. he interviewed hillary clinton.ere are to the interview with general flynn. it seemed like the fbi only has one full-time employee because he is involved in all of this. i am looking at the text messages that have now been released where his girlfriend is calling donald trump a loathe some human being. where they are praising hillary clinton, these are people that are supposed to be involved in an objective and fair investigation of individuals. now, we know in the case huma abedin and cheryl mills, they both lied. they weren't charged like general flynn. in other words we have a case where peter strzok, james comey literally were writing an exoneration before the investigation into hillary clinton's email. let's talk about it. >> well, i mean, first of all, peter strzok by robert mueller was taken off the case and apparently although none of us know this for a fact, this was the reason. so that's one question right there. he was by the way one of the leading counter intelligence fbi agents in the bureau. but he was

reporter: the state department released 2,800 of huma abedin's emails.t least five contain classified information. the bulk of them are about the logistics of clinton's schedule and travel plans. but even a lot of those mundane emails are heavily redacted. four of the classified emails are almost entirely redacted. but another contains talking points with saudi arabia's foreign minister which was mostly about wikileaks plans to publish sensitive information about the united states government and our allies. she said i seek your help in preventing wikileaks from under mining our mutual national interests. they were discovered in a laptop that she shared with her husband anthony weiner while he was being investigated for sexting with a minor. >> 4.5 billion people have security clearance. they all know what the rules are. and they are upset that hillary clinton and huma abedin got away with these outrageous violations of the law. reporter: they claim she didn't know what she was doing was against the law. eric: thousands of people have rallied in support o

emails with a mistress, overlooking huma abedin and cheryl, adjusting language to help hillary. it's a lot. >> kimberly: it is. you're talking about aggregating this information. when you put it together, it makes a compelling case. very much a lack of objectivity, inherent bias in the investigation and what is shameful is that they would pick people so partisan who have made financial contributions and have them be part of an investigation of someone they do not support that have gone out of their way to put their money where their mouth is. plus, the language, text messages, emails. sarah carter told sean hannity last night that her sources, there are more emails coming out to show the bias and that they were really kind of out to get flynn on president trump, then candidate trump at the time. this is exactly what you don't want from anybody involved in investigation or injustice. that's the problem. you can't blow it off and say well, who knows. no, when you added up, it means something significant. >> greg: katie, this is collusion. how far does it go? >> dana: opens up all

he also interviewed her top aides uma abedin, cheryl mills, submitting notes both women denied knowingspite notes they both talked about computer hardway. michael flynn is now a possible felon for lying to the fbi. i see you spitting out facts there what's the reaction. >> double standard just jumps out at you. the double standard of this agent at the fbi. who changed language in the james comey memo. who participated in these interviews with hillary clinton and her staff and then michael flynn, who, if he had done what he has now pled guilty to and lying or misleading the fbi in that interview, it's an outrage. what this fbi agent has done. it's the double stashed. it's what the american people are sick of. and it's why they thought the clintons kind of were untouchable. the clintons, you know, justice would never be served on hillary clinton. and now the american people. they see why. >> harris: melissa? >> melissa: eick looking at a letter from ron johnson chairman of the committee on homeland security and chuck grassley the committee for the judiciary asking the same questions that

huma abedin and anthony weiner have to be investigated. serious problems, and we have the -- the fbi needs to be focused on those and not necessarily in people's shenanigans in texas. >> jesse: if i am a huge trump supporter, trump donor -- >> greg: if? [laughter] >> jesse: is it fair for me as an fbi agent to investigate hillary clinton. could i put it aside? >> juan: i hope you could. >> jesse: you think that would be fair? >> juan: these fbi agents, and especially strzok is greatly respected in the fbi community. they have to prove themselves. it's not as if they got there on the basis of their political affiliation and they like or don't like this candidate. this is a situation where i think if you want to impugn people on the basis they were texting or tweeting. we discussed this yesterday, during the presidential debate in telling, he telling the woman when he thinks. i don't see how it rules out this guy is a good investigator. hopefully chris wray, the fbi director, will make that claim but the larger point to me as we have real ne

let me come back former hillary clinton aide huma abedin work related documents found on her husband'saptop. remember all of this? we will tell you but what's going on and what's in those e-mails when we come back. .. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. adam: the state department released emails found on anthony weiner, emails. four documents have been identified as classified. there could be more fallout from that raising questions about how emails were handled by the clinton team. as we get ready to say good night to you. we americans, that's the best way to start the new year. be safe and be well. charles payne is up next. charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. the dow closing out the year with 70 record shies just shy of 25,000

huma abedin's emails have just been released. >>> moments ago we discussed daca and latest informationwe have presidential historian doug wead. doug, everybody likes to talk about how wonderful we've always been, we welcomed everyone here for, you know, years and years and years. this is what makes america special. but i want you to put this in a little prespective here, because when you think about our immigration policy, historically, it actually hasn't been that welcoming. >> it has always been an issue and something to debate and discuss. the alien and sedition act which was signed into law by john adams said among other things that the president had the power to arrest, detain and deport any immigrant who violated the law and they did. another provision said that the president of the united states should arrest, detain and deport any immigrant who came from a hostile nation, not a nation that was at war with us but was just considered hostile to our principles. and another proviso said, an immigrant should live in the united states for up to 14 years before they should be consider

what was going on at state with secretary clinton and her top aide, or one of her top aides, huma abedinmething that was discussed throughout 2015 and 2016 and ultimately the american people judged that secretary clinton was not who they wanted to lead them going forward. so even though, yes, congress, state, justice, the fbi certainly can go back in and further look at this, what the sort of political net effect of it going forward is, i think, is far from what i would describe as, you know, the broadest or most important political challenges. in terms of the current investigation of the special counsel's investigation, the mueller investigation, republicans and critics of this investigation, i think, would be better served to the american public by criticizing it on its own merits, boris, not trying to say this was done in 2015 or 2016 and, therefore, shouldn't be done now. if there's something wrong with the way the special counsel's investigation is proceeding, members of congress and others should make the points, but to compare and contrast with the clinton investigation, i think,

same one who changed the wording in the clinton investigation, the same one who interviewed huma abedine same one who interviewed additional people from the clinton campaign, not under oath, never charged. look, we have a problem. there are bad people, sometimes, in the fbi, and if any of those other individuals lied to the fbi, they should be brought up on charges. and what we know right now, mike flynn is convicted felon today, admittedly, for lying to the fbi, but that has nothing to do with anything he did for donald trump. it has nothing to do with donald trump. >> you don't think it speaks to -- i mean, why would mike flynn lie? >> that's a question for mike flynn. i'm not an attorney. >> does that make any sense to you, though. >> what i know is, if you're going to go talk to the fbi and you lie to a federal agent, that's a crime. it's a felony. and what we do know is hillary clinton has changed her story many times in front of the fbi. this particular fbi agent who was removed from the mueller case recommended changing language so hillary clinton wouldn't be prosecuted. the same

leland: and thousands of confidential e-mails of huma abedin at least four marked classified. now from the state department, we've got the highlights. gillian: and just moments from now, the giant crystal ball in times square will do a test run. expected to be one of the chilliest on record. our adam fox is monitoring everything from the

today saying why was michael flynn in trouble for lying to the fbi and cheryl mills and the huma abedin question to put to fbi all fbi does is gather evidence with exception that hillary clinton thing jim comey made decision not to prosecute a decision not his to make the decision to prosecute general flynn was made by 13 lawyers that work for bob mueller after five fbi agents reviewed his interrogation on general flynn i am not necessarily -- >> of cheryl mills huma abedin because they lied. >> those lies can still be prosecuted just as mrs. clinton can still be prosecuted. i am going to look in camera say what i said five times before attorney general sessions would you please reexamine the evidence against these people present to it a grand jury mr. prior to that time would you pick up the phone and ask the attorney general to do this. there is no reason that he should be by jim comey's ill advised decision not to prosecute. >> wrapped in conflict. >> in terms of lying -- >> subpoenas out for information and they stonewall they are not getting the house intelligent subcommittee and i

who interviewed huma abedin and had to be removed from the special prosecutor's office months ago in secret. lou: in secret by the special counsel who is supposed to investigate secret things. mueller is running a keystone special counsel investigation it's a sad, terrible joke on the american people. we are paying $7 million five months in. >> that doesn't include all the congressional committees. that's 7 additionally. we'll be close to $15 million of taxpayer money spent. not one describ -- not one scinf evidence that there is collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. lou: there is a spirited debate. i love the fact that attorneys can't decide whether collusion would be a problem even if there were collusion which there is not. my favorite person of all of this is richard burr of north carolina. he and the ranking democrat called the press together, mark warner. telling the press, we have got a big announcement which ended up they are going to expand the investigation after having found nothing. we would like to share with you preliminary findings of their 6-month lon

. >> peter strzok interest viewed abedin, interviewed hillary clinton. he took the exoneration statement and changed. and they kicked him off for a few text messages because they are anti-trump? there has to be more to this story. i'm convinced he's part of the team that took the dossier to the fisa court. the dossier that was paid for by the democratic national committee. he's the one i think that was working with others to put this together and take it to the court. lou: what's required now is evidence of that. and i found it interesting that christopher wray in not answering your questions, uses the o.i.g. as many of the dems do. he couldn't answer that question because it's under investigation by the office of the inspector general just as many of the answers you want he can't give you because the fbi is investigating. at every level it's because somebody is investigating it's fewer nonsense. >> you can't hide behind fact that there is another investigation going on. you can't say because he's doing that, we can't give you the information we are righ

changed the writing of what the narrative should be if she should be prosecuted and interviewed uhan abedined in recredit. >> by the special counsel who is investigating the secret things. this is ridiculous. mueller is running a keystone special counsel investigation, don't you think? it is a sad terrible joke on the american people. we are paying 7000005 months in. >> it is 7 million. that doesn't include the congressional committees. that is it additional 7 million and close to 15 million much taxpayer a year and a half the investigation is going on. not one iota of evidence that there is it any collusion or cooperation between the trump campaign and russians. >> lou: there is a spirited debate and the love the fact that the attorneys can't decide if collusion is a problem if there was collusion which there is it not. watching my faf rid've rit person is senator richard byrd of north carolina. they called the press. heap and the ranking democrat mark warner and said they had a big announcement and ended up they are going to expand the investigation after finding nothing. and would like t

strum dossier and sat in on hillary clinton's interview and agreed her aides cheryl mills and huma abedinould be interviewed together, unheard of in law enforcement, and also strzok the one who interviewed michael flynn, the only one charged with anything. strzok was a student of andrew mccabe and according to the squall street journal, strzok, and mccake and lisa page met around the same time the fbi launched its counter-intelligence investigation into follows trump-russia ties. strzok was reported to have signed the affidavit based on the false dossier. this crime family shows its motives and clear intents in august of 2016 when soldier strzok says in a text, i want to believe the path you threw out for consideration in andy's stofs, an apparent reference to deputy director andrew mccabe, there is no way he gets elected. but i am afraid we can't take that risk it's like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you are 40, close quote. insurance policy? the deputy director of the fbi, his deputy assistant director and his girlfriend in the fbi legal department plotting a

and fox news report that peter struck was involved in the huma abedin investigation when they found allhose e-mails in last week of campaign, on anthony weiner's computer. comey issued a last minute mia culpa, said i should not have looked into it, everywhere we look there is peter schrok. he has been let go of russia investigation for political bias. he is lowest -- low lois lernerf the fbi. violating civil liberty, i think that peter schrok will be bureaucrat who was always there putting his thumb on the scale of justice. liz: he is is a count able to department of justice and congress. did he also sign documents asking a federal court to let the fbi spy on trump advisers? >> we're not sure of that, a lot of that intersection between fisa court, and the fbi, or justice department is classified. so until that is declassified we won't know for sure. we know that peter schrok was there when the fbi, offer the christopher steel, he offered $50,000 to christopher steel for superious information, he never paid it. what is he doing with that dirt digging firm, and a dossier linked to kremlin