, andrew weissman remains insistent that mueller should have done more to frame president trump and andrewman white data from his government issued phones before they were handed over to the justice department inspector general michael horowitz, do you wonder why he would do that? being a law enforcement officer and officer of the court, stunning stuff, we're going to turn to sara carter, investigative reporter fox business contributor for the answers. great to see you tonight. what is going on with the phone. with the crazy judiciary committee that has to have a consensus before they try too find the truth, it is peculiar don't you think. >> is very peculiar, but start with the first part of your question, what is going on with our bureau, fbi, department of justice, the prosecutors that we the mueller team, these are institutions that the american people had trust in, our intelligence community what's going on with the deep-seated bureaucratic corruption and a weaponization of the system against the american people, this is not about president trump, this is about the american people tha

i'll ask andrew weissman about it. >>> and later, all the news have you shaking your head?ondering why it seems vaguely out of control? two keen. >> reporter: orders what it feels like the witness what's going on in our country right now and what all the political fallout may be. as "the 11th hour" is getting underway this friday night. s ge underway this friday night >>> the president's financial dealings and they are dense, deep and troubled, are even under more scrutiny tonight following two new reports from the "washington post" and "the new york times." concerning the president's past cash flow, tax deductions, these are topics my next guest says he wishes he had pursued during his time with the special counsel's russia investigation. in his new book he writes, an investigation into trump's finances could have produced important evidence perhaps better delineating a motive for the president to curry favor with russia. he is these days a distinguished senior fellow at the nycu school of law. where law ends, inside the mueller investigation. now a "new york times" best s

. >> last week andrew weissman, who is part of the mueller investigation, wrote in law f"l fair" aboutn that was made by bill barr earlier this year, this spring, to drop criminal charges against russian companies that had participated in the attack on our election in 2016. while that didn't actually get a lot of attention when it happened in march, i think in part because the country was overwhelmed by what was happening to us with covid, what makes the case that barr may have acted improperly in dismissing the charges, signaling to russia that u.s. criminal law wouldn't be used against them as a tool if he wanted to interfere in the election this year? i'm wondering if this might be a signal to brush back russian intelligence ahead of what appears to be their ongoing efforts to boost trump and his re-election effort. >> hard to know, rachel. but what we don know is you got the president of the united states welcoming, condoning what looks apparently like the russian intelligence operation targeting the biden campaign. now, remember, rachel, that rudy giuliani met in kiev with a ukrai

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