bruce ohr was once the fourth highest ranking member. remember his wife nelly actually worked for christopher steele. she was working at fusion gps and used her husband's position to proliferate the dossiers contents. bruce ohr passed along a thumb drive from his wife to the fbi so that trump haters like to strzok and page could have direct access to hillary clinton op research. and we also learned that both the fbi and the clinton campaign, via fusion gps, they were both paying christopher steele for this so-called intelligence. and we know that steele is being paid by a russian oligark. you have to understand this. steele was getting paid by your fbi, hillary clinton, and the dnc. that's not all. thanks to this transcript, we know that bruce ohr testified under oath about meeting with fusion gps founder glenn simpson. this occurred during the 2016 campaign. he testified that he didn't meet with bruce ohr until after the election. question is, which one of these two guys is lying? we also learned from this deposition that ohr testified

first, the bruce ohr issue, coupled with the adam schiff issue.w know, this is going to be a cascading, unstoppable event, where we are now going to have access to all of these interviews, and all of the contradictions that ite pointed out, but more importantly, adam schiff -- remember, he met -- he just ran into fusion gps and glenn simpson and aspen. his staff, ten hours, that is a problem. remember what he did to chairman nunes? he had a fit over the whole issue that devin nunes went to the white house and demanded recusal, et cetera, and then investigation. tell us what you think this is ining.g. >> sean, this is shocking. when you look at the fact that we learned on the government oversight committee that cohen had had conversations withha adm schiff and then we learned from fox news reporting now and lann davis reporting that four trips to new york totaling over ten hours of meetings, that is not just talking to somebody about the logistics of their testimony. that is talking to them about their testimony. that is when coaching can happen, s

so they were using cavalli as well as bruce ohr to get the information.just bruce ohr, here is a member of the state department that was community to communicating with him, having phone conversations with him and discussing those conversations about the dossier with bruce ohr and moving that information to the fbi, what is really significant about this person in particular is that she was nominated to be the ambassador were to when it came out and all of the emails and evidence came forward that she was actually part of this probed that she was actually moving information, actually the senate asked that they stop. and not confirm her. that they wanted more of an investigation, and just recently president trump pulled her nomination for confirmation as ambassador to albania, so she is no longer being considered for her ambassadorship. >> sean: you know, buzzfeed finally published the dossier in january of 2017 if i remember correctly, gregg jarrett, but then we have "the washington post," is a cough, david corn, they were leaking the contents of the dossi

ranking republican of the house judiciary committee doug collins releasing the full transcript of bruce ohr's deputy attorney general under rod rosenstein whose wife, nellie ohr worked for fusion gps and i want to bring in tom fitton the president of judicial watch tom good to have you on the program and thank you, judicial watch for doing the work that you're doing your takeaways from that testimony of bruce ohr? >> well, it confirms to a shocking degree, how closely the justice department and how dishonestly the justice department and the fbi were working with this clinton operative christopher steele, remember, he worked for hired by fusion gps who was paid for by with clinton campaign and dnc funds to create dirt on candidate trump and then president trump. he was dealing with ohr through 2016 into the campaign and then through the mueller investigation, in 2017 and well after he had been fired by the fbi, and frankly, this is kind of follow the leader with congress, because judicial watch first released the documents showing 60 communications more or less between ohr and steele and you c

that he expected bruce ohr to give to the special counsel and the way that i read it, he did passt mueller. >> yes, that is correct, sean. what it is is the deputy, the former deputy assistant secretary kathleen kavalec, she was working under then victoria newland, and she was undery christopher steele even after the election. and what she was doing what she was passing information from steele even after he was fired. basically removed from the fbi as a source, because he was disseminating information in the dossier to the media, and that's what the fbi found out. but the fbi still wanted his information, so they were using kavalec as well as bruce ohr to get the information. it was not just bruce ohr, here is a member of the state department that was community to communicating with him, having phone conversations with him and discussing those conversations about the dossier with bruce ohr and moving that information to the fbi, what is really significant about thisru person in particular is that she was nominated to be the ambassador albania. when it came out and all of the email

fitton reacts to the top republican on the judiciary committee releasing the full transcript of bruce ohr 's closed door testimony on how the doj and fbi went about getting that controversial fisa warrant all those stories coming up on sunday morning futures. and we begin with president trump set to unveil his proposed budget for fiscal year 2020 tomorrow morning we're learning this morning that that budget will include a requested $8.6 billion in border wall funding. this as the senate prepares to vote this week on a resolution blocking the president's declaration of a national emergency on the southern border some republican lawmakers already saying they plan to break rank, and vote with the democrats, they are susan collins of maine, lisa murkowski of arkansas, rand paul of kentucky, i'm sorry, of alaska rather and rand paul of kentucky and thom tillis of north carolina. joining me right now in an exclusive interview republican senator from wyoming john barrasso the chairman of the senate republican conference, he also chairs the senate committee on the environment and public works and

extraordinary batch of documents showing collusion between a leader at the justice department, number 4, bruce ohrnd the employer of his wife, fusion gps, christopher steele, glenn simpson, nellie ohr. simpson -- that steele and ohr were communicating repeatedly about this effort to get trump on russia, and they were doing it not only during 2016, but after steele was fired by the fbi as confidential informant and during the mueller operation. it further undermines what is almost the whole credibility of the mueller operation. lou: i would equitable with you over one word. almost. >> less than zero. how's that? >> that strikes me in the range of highly accurate. let's turn to congressman doug collins releasing the transcript of the bruce ohr hearing without the justice department approval. i guess he's had a belly full, hasn't he? >> the republicans have been waiting for months and months for the justice department to review ferrells that was not classified and they have been sitting on it to protect the mueller operation designs to overthrow president trump. it's good that they released the ohr t

according to bruce ohr, christopher steele hated donald trump, desperate to malign him. as was hillary clinton. asau was the popular ashkelon. doj, not rank-and-file. as well as the corrupt news media in this country that ran with these lies, never verified a thing. unverifiable because it wasn't true.ri even though they all knew, all were told that this is unverified, uncorroborated, hillary paid for it, and steele hated trump, a pack of lies, they tried to get it out to the general public. propagandizing, you, me, theha american people. top doj and fbi officials, those are the same people that saved hillary clinton from being indicted., something that would've happened to all of us. they worked on her behalf. use her lies to commit fraud on fisa courts, spy on the trump campaign, before the election and after the election, and it's all becoming crystal clear tonight. but this is only the beginning. what we now have is the beginning of a cascade ofhe information and materials that will be corroborating everything we have been telling you the last two years. tonight, i c

in bruce ohr's testimony last week we thought we knew now we know. bruce ohr said he warned everybody in august of 2016. hillary paid for it. it's taint. nobody has verified it or corroborated it. christopher steele hates donald trump and has an agenda and christopher steele -- if anyone said they verified it, we know it's not true because chris steele said he didn't know if is true himself. they couldn't have verified it but they used it for fisa warrants. >> it goes deeper than that. bruce ohr is telling the head of the investigation mccabe and others you can't rely on this dossier because the guy who created it hates trump. he's got a political agenda, right? so with that knowledge, they asked for a warrant on four different occasions against carter page. mccabe said without the dossier we would have never gotten a warrant. mccabe said that but it gets worse. after trump wins, combing gives them a copy of the dossier saying i want you to know this is out there. we can verify any of it but i just want you to know about it. it's the same document th

last week, he released the bruce ohr testimony. we have more proof that there was working at the highest levels of the doj and fbi -- not rank and file, unfortunately, they are tarred and feathered unfairly over this -- they sought, gave special treatment during the investigation into hillary clinton all while persecuting her opponent, donald trump. for background, it is important to remember, lisa page was the fbi deputy director to andrew mccabe's general counsel. that was until he was fired for lying. she was forced to resign because of her plated and he jumped biased, which of course was uncovered in a series of text messages with her then fbi boyfriend, peter strzok. according to paige's testimony, just released earlier today, well, obama's department of justice was unusually intrusive into fbi's criminal investigation into hillary clinton. in other words, they managed it from the top. they orchestrated it. they orchestrated her breakdown phony investigation as we have been telling you about. they make sure hillary clinton nev

this is what we know, that in august of 2016, we know bruce ohr warned everyone at the doj and the fbi that christopher steele hated you, that hillary clinton paid for the dossier, that it was not verified, but still in october, and then three renewal application warrants approved, they were told by the grassley-graham memo the bulk of information came from that phony dossier, andrew mccabe said no dossier, no fisa warrant. there were russian lies disseminated to the american people before the election, but it also violated the rights of carter page and gave a backdoor into your campaign for spying, which another media made fun of at the time, when you said it happened. >> president trump: when i said there could be somebody spying on my campaign, a lot of things happened. it was like -- it went wild out there. they could not believe that i could say such a thing. as it turned out, that was a small potatoes compared to what went on. when you look at what happened, and when it happened, and the money that was spent, the millions and millions on the phony dossier, and then they used the

why didn't you listen to bruce ohr? at the end of the day, how could you use this document, that's unverified to this day, to get a warrant on four different occasions. i want to find out all about that. i want to know if the email investigation was basically dropped because they had a political bias.as i want to know if the counterintelligence investigation, why didn't you warn trump that you thought the russians were trying toe infiltrate his campaign? why didn't you tell him? >> sean: yeah, he's a patriot -- right. t >> the reason i think they didn't tell him about the russians infiltrated his campaign is that they wanted to infiltrate his campaign, not the russians. >> sean: senator, i know you have -- by the way, there are a lot of good people that have been very helpful in all of this. meadows and jordan and all these people. you now have the ability to make public, and the president will have the ability to make public the fisa warrants, the 302s, the gang of eight information. >> yeah, right. >> sean: and these

that is bruce ohr, the justice department official. with steele on the dossier. but we now know that ohr met, bruce ohr met directly with steele and then took that information that he got are from steele and brought it directly to deputy fbi director andy mccabe at the time and his counsel, lisa page. and i think that's the way the investigation got kicked off. so so all these efforts to try to say that this investigation, that a key component of the beginning of it was not the dossier have proven to be so much nonsense as we suspected. ed: and rod rosenstein, number two at justice, obvious, is on his way out now. seems fuzzy on the timeline about when he knew about bruce ohr's role and nelly other, his wife, and that's relevant because you had rosenstein signing off on these fisa warrants, among other officials, to get all this going. >> yeah, ed. and, you know, the amazing thing about that is, number one, you know, they went around and around and around about this when he testified, but he would not come out and say what i thought was

bruce ohr met with glenn simpson -- this stuff has to come out. i and our other colleagues are pushing this. i think the president wants to do this. i hope we he will. >> martha: we heard andrew mccabe say before congress that the dossier was essential but it wasn't all they had. we also know that one of the other sources that they used was a piece written by michael isikoff and published by yahoo! news but the majority and for the information came from the dossier. that's what it all boils down to basically only having the dossier. is there any information that you have that there was anything else in that fisa application that would be substantive in terms of opening investigations to these private citizens? >> only the conversations with george papadopoulos that occurred in a london bar, but even andrew mccabe indicated that in the absence of the dossier, the papadopoulos meeting would not have been enough to continue the investigation, so this investigation was fueled fundamentally by a library where the republicans are democrat's art in charg

we know bruce ohr testified. he warned everybody. steele hates trump. hillary paid for it. it's unverified. now we know it's unverifiable. there's no way the fbi could have verified it. but they signed off on it. one original application and three subsequent applications. if we can do that to one american citizen and spy on one campaign in this cycle and not get to the bottom of that, how dangerous is that to our country? >> well, i think it's very dangerous. that's why from day one i didn't want to see the appointment of a special counsel with people's target on their backs. i wanted to see the appointment by congress of an independent non-partisan expert commission like the 9/11 commission, looking into the entire issue, everything, the steele dossier, what maybe the clinton and trump camp may have done wrong. open to the public. not behind closed doors, not one-sided, so everybody in america could see what went wrong with the 2016 election in terms of rugs -- they're interested in getting somebody and putting a target on their back and prosecuting. and that is not the wa

as you know, bruce ohr is a central figure just like andy mccabe. >> sean: the hall clinton bought and knew that before the election that it's all not true. and steele said it himself. >> why it's so important, part of the reason i'm starting with twitter and these lawsuits and going onto the fake news stories, it's important to know who's behind putting up those fake news stories. >> sean: wow. we are going to follow this very closely. i think there is -- there's a lot to this story. a lot more than we meet the eye on the surface. congress men, thank you for being with us. catherine herridge broke the story on foxnews.com. when we come back, stay tuned with us. we are going to explain, many monologue, how this global warming climate change global cooling -- every instance is nothing but hysteria to literally advance the political agenda of socialism for that is next. ♪ book now and enjoy free unlimited open bar and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. jushis local miracle ear t at helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear

husband bruce ohr was at the meeting. according to her words and the transcripts we learn that nellie ohr was instructed a to dig up dirt on paul manafort ands michael flynn. lo and behold, guess what? who was targeted by the special counsel? paul manafort and michael flynn. it doesn't stop there. she admits to targeting donald trump jr. and even the president's wife melania. don't forget, as reported by "the hill's" john solomon, nellie ohr gave her husband a flash drive with the bought and paid for russian lies in the hope he would disseminate it. it was leaked to the media before the election. why? to influence the election on behalf of hillary clinton. that is not all. now thanks to ohr's testimony, we know a key source for fashion g.p.s. is -- fusion g.p.s. is the same ukrainian lawmaker who is accused of timing the release of the sensitive information about paul manafort back in 2016. in order to help hillary clinton win the election. ukrainian interference with the election, with hillary and there is a tape in that

last week it was bruce ohr. last night it was lisa page. now we have the full transcript from peter strzok's testimony on the hill. again, courtesy georgia congressman collins thank you this is a huge development. for context,let's remember peter strzok virulently anti-trump pro-hillary clinton, fbi investigator. he is involved in every single role here, every integral role in both the fbi's clinton investigation, wait a minute, matter and the subsequent probe into the trump campaign. and strzok helped author hillary's exoneration letter. he was among the agents who later interviewed hillary. he says he knew he was in the room when they took out the words from the doj oh, gross negligence, the legal standard oh, reckless disregard. and, remember, they added the new stature of intent, lisa page told us last night this went right in to loretta lynch's office. all of it. what did she know? when did she know it? what did she tell obama? what did know? when did he know it? at the same time he was texting his fbi girlfriend lisa page that hillary

we already know for sure the fisa court wasn't told everything that bruce ohr told the doj and the fbi. there's a difference between that and between mueller's operation. mueller was asked to do this and he did it. and i know there are some people that disagree with some of mueller's tactics. and i think he should have been much more careful in the team he originally assembled. but i'm unaware of one unethical thing that anybody on mueller's team did. and this will end up being, yes, they were too tough with roger stone, yes, they played hardball with -- but nothing they did was improper under doj rules or unethical. and i think mueller is a great public servant. i've never agreed with him about everything, but he's a man of integrity. and the irony is, this will end up helping the very man that attacked him relentlessly -- president trump. no one has ever accused mueller of being anything other than thorough. he said there is no crime connected with collusion. >> laura: it is kind of ironic, in the end, it looks like mueller, his conclusions will benefit trump, and the democrats, who

bruce ohr told us in the deposition. people of the justice department before the election and also before they went to the fisa court the first time to get the warrant to go spy on the trump campaign. back in october of 2016, they knew that information and they didn't give that information to the court when they went to get the warrant. that is problematic. we think that is a potential conflict. maybe that has something to do with both individuals leaving the mueller team. a bee they are looking for another job, i don't know. understand that mr. wiseman is leaving the justice department altogether. that was announced last week. maybe that has something to do with the fact of a new this critical information i didn't convey it to the fisa court. clear back before the 2016 election. >> harris: wonder i wonder how much the american people are sensitive to the terms "fisa co" it comes down to whether one side, politically, is able to game the situation with that secretive court. and how much we could ever look at that situati

flying to a fisa court, a committing a fraud on purpose, we know bruce ohr testified.e warned everybody. christopher steele hates trump, hillary paid for it, it's unverified. now i know it's unverifiable because christopher steele says i have no idea if it's true. so there's no way the fbi could have verified it. but they signed off on it. one original application and three subsequentnt applications. if we can do that to one american citizen and to spy one campaign in this cycle and not get to the bottom of that, how that our country? >> i think is very dangerous. from day one, i didn't want to see the appointment of a special counsel with people's target on their backs. i wanted to see the appointment by congress of a independent, nonpartisan expert commission like the 9/11 commission. looking into the entire issue of the 2016 election. everything. this b-17 dossier, what the clinton camp did wrong, what the camp did wrong. objectively, nonpartisan investigation, not behind closed doors, not one-sided, so that everyone in america could see what went wrong with the 201

when we released the bruce ohr transcript it showed his own explanation of some of this was wrong.am schiff is just one, you know, again process away from spinning his own yarn. jerry nadler has subpoena power. he sent out 81 letters recently asking for information ranging on a wide topic. you almost know that they are concerned about mueller not having what they want because only 30 of these letters had anything to do with russia. when we come to this part it's going to be very obvious that mr. nadler and others are responding to their base, responding to the pressures of their base who want to impeach the president and have wanted to since november of 2016. you're seeing a politically motivated agenda to impeach the president to make the president look bad for the 2020 elections and we're going to be fighting against this and fighting to do what congress is supposed to do not the fishing trip they want to be on so if jerry, if the chairman wants to come down and have a fishing trip i've got great trout streams in north georgia i'll be happy to let him fish there but he shouldn't

thing that raised my eyebrows this part of rod rosenstein working at justice and when he knew about bruce ohr's didn't know about it until much later, until frankly mr. ohr was demoted late last year after it became public he was working with fusion gps on the fly. rod rosenstein, you know, all these folks dispute what rod rosenstein is saying and doing at doj and i think the public's interest is served in having him move on as he is. ed: expecting to move on as early as this come week rod rosenstein? >> i was wondering when he was going to be leaving. it's supposedly in march. they have nominate add new person for that position. ed: i have less than 30 seconds. people want to know is there going to be anything done about this? bill barr new attorney general. jeff sessions didn't do anything about these new connections. will something actually come of this? >> that's the question for barr, is he going to investigate the misconduct by doj and fbi because it's all been put on hold, it seems to me, as a result of the mueller investigation. if i were him, i would freeze the mueller investigation, g

how could bruce ohr's wife work for fusion gps while he was like number four at doj? ask a question, is the dossier verified to this day? it's my belief that information in the dossier is unverified to this very day. mr. cohen did not go to prague. the salacious material in the dossier is just a bunch of garbage. i think generated by russians who are trying to undercut our democracy. so i will be doing oversight to try to put this puzzle together. and i don't know what mr. barr will do. but i think because of emotional nature of all this, that somebody like mr. mueller needs to look at the fisa weren't and the other stuff. thank you very much. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, kentucky republican congressman james comer discusses the release of the mueller report and future congressional investigations into president trump's business and political affairs. then, a washington democratic congressman -- congresswoman talks about legislative priorities as a vice chair in the new democratic

who by the way still works at the justice department, bruce ohr still works at the justice departmentw you have lindsey graham's investigation and you the ag, we will see. dagen: the letter that bill barr the attorney general prepared, it does lay out that russia did interfere in our election processes -- process, so where was obama's justice department, where was the fbi to prevent that and where are we now? maria: they were busy politicizing agencies and obama doj were busy also telling the fbi lay off of hillary clinton and we know that for sure as well because in the lisa page testimony, she testified behind closed door and that testimony was released two weeks ago, and said she got word from the doj they'll be no charges against hillary clinton, they had trump collusion investigation and the other instead doubling down and which i know it's absolute nonsense. dagen: yesterday was, again, prepared for another psychotic break from the hillary clinton supporters because she lost the election over again yesterday. they were leaning on this collusion narrative to try and justify in th

we'll have another batch of documents showing communications between bruce ohr and christopher steelek at the documents, you wonder what anything else ohr was able to do but communicate with steele. it was unbelievable the number of communications. judge jeanine: now we have bill barr, the new attorney general, anybody with half a brain knows the investigation should be of the clintons and resetting and all that other hogwash. what is bill barr about? >> i don't think he's going to come in and turn over tables and shut down mueller. he won't investigate hillary clinton. we are talking about the mueller report. where is the justice department in investigating the coup against president trump. mueller is still being allowed to go around and abuse the process and rule of law. judge jeanine: i hear barr is a straight shooter? >> he may be a straight shooter, but i think the president will have to intervene to get this justice done here. judge jeanine: tom mittton, thanks so much. more from my fact is, there are over ninety-six hundred roads named 'park' in the u.s. it's america's most pop

equivalent of the justice department transcripts from the testimony of peter strzok, lisa paige, the bruce ohrtranscripts this is a remarkable bid for transparency. and the american people i think should acknowledge -- well, his courage in doing so. your thoughts? >> i agree with you. collins is the ranking member of the judiciary committee. he made a very courageous move. i think the american public needs to understand that the senior leadership at the fbi, not the rank and file fbi agents but the senior leadership at the fbi was biased against president trump and for hillary clinton. that is absolutely something that has to be rooted out and changed. we rely on law enforcement to be unbiased. we rely on them to be fair.i sat in all three of the depositions and i can tell you from the demeanor of the witnesses, as well as the statements, it was clear that they had an agenda to go after this president during the campaign. lou: it is clear and also clear, congressman collins today saying this about what is likely to ensue following the pending mueller report. if we can listen to this. >> i have

they're deciding whether or not to i diet andrew mll cable, they have to figure out what to do with bruce ohrestigator general is potentially looking at abusesover -- abuses of fisa process and perhaps looking into the investigation in the clinton foundation, there are people looking at this where it will go is hard to say but the department of justice and inspector general is thorough man and investigation is clearly ongoing. jillian: question first one involving department of justice, putting doubt in people's mind, divide in the country that people speak about. i want to get your take on that and why do you say they wouldn't investigate obama? >> because i think the president is removed from all of these things, i doubt that somebody camed up to him we have phoney ups doe but we will sneak into a fisa warrant because we want to have insurance policy to make sure donald trump wins the presidency, if there was such evidence, then perhaps you could look at barack obama but i would be shocked if such evidence existed. i think that this is all being done by people below the president. look, you

mentioned the ig investigation and katherine herridge talked about earlier, peter heather nauert he and bruce ohr others, what would you like to see? >> all due respect i completely disagree with bradley's perspective. from an investigative standpoint, not a political one, there is absolutely enough information and evidence that this should be looked at. the ig is looking at a lot of that and i hope the ig report in part the fbi does take a look. those recent texts from andrew mccabe, those are devastating. that in itself should be enough to take a serious look at this and open an investigation and i hope you see that. shannon: dick blumenthal, a democrat, his prediction which he has been making, we don't have that but i will tell you what he said. there are more indictments in this president's future. if it is not connected to this he is referring to the southern district of new york. how much should his legal team be worried about those avenues tonight? >> i think we should take away from the mueller report being finished, no more indictments from mueller because regulations require him to issu

dossier, bruce ohr at the justice department. he knew that information way in advance.gs and learning about them before the rest of the country does. i think he has a track record of reliability that really have going to make this an interesting story to follow. brian: it's interesting, too, as we get this testimony little by little all these players who gave their testimony behind closed doors during the last congress. we find out bruce ohr was a key component of this, even talking with chris steele after he had been fired and removed because the fbi still wanted his information, which, according to the person who really mentored christopher steele was unverified and not valid. >> right. and this goes back to during the obama-holder years. cultivation of the entire deep state between people bike bruce ohr and outside media sources. when trump takes over in 2017, all of these people use their petty power that they have to undermine the presidency. and that's been the story of the last two years. are leftovers from holder, obama, the career deep state elites trying to un

. >> martha: bruce ohr has said he wasn't involved in that investigation, we know his wife worked forng this information to these individuals before the investigation got underway is something we need to keep a close eye on. i want to ask another question about rod rosenstein, i thought this was interesting. we learned he will not be leaving, originally he was going to be leaving the department of justice mid-march but now he's going to stick around in the word is he is sticking around to absorb the punches from the mueller investigation if need be, what do you make of that? >> i make a couple of things, one that is very wise wise move by bill barr. allow rod rosenstein to stay in place, it also sends a single to congress, the independence of the investigation which appears to be winding up is going to be assiduously protected. be of good cheer, don't think that i the attorney general have come in as a wrecking ball. rest easy, allow the process to run. when you think of the alternative, if he had come in and said it's time for you to pack up, there are all kinds of questions about yo

there are questions like bruce ohr meeting with a decommissioned informant long after he's been fired by the fbi that still hasn't been satisfactorily answered. they may not see light in a court room but it may be only congress with the kind of speeches in place with cross examination will look at it. somebody someday needs to drill down on the originations of these cases and the bias that infected them red >> shannon: we continue to get a drip of information, i assume it will continue with the power panel. take you all for the time tonight. the trump administration deciding to ground all boeing 737 max airplanes in u.s. airspace following that deadly ethiopia airlines crash. following the very latest developments, hey, doug. >> when canada made the decision earlier this morning, it was a catastrophic blow to boeing, their decision was based on new evidence gathered just today and from new data that sealed the fate at least for now. >> this is new information that we received and analyzed this morning, it comes from validated satellite tracking data suggesting a possible although unpr

bruce ohr is still employed by the department.ttorney general william barr, i have a lot of respect for, he said in his hearings he was willing to look into this when senator graham asked him. because what we find later on in july of 2016, it was the opening of the fisa warrant on carter page. this is an interesting develop it because it was the same folks using dossier materials and others. we have to assure that our investigative groups and our security and intelligence communities are not being used in political partisan ways. this is why we got the fisa courts from the 70s and why they should be here today. this is to say, "mr. attorney general, we are making sure this never happens again." those that did it should be held accountable. >> harris: representative collins from the great state of georgia, thank you very much. >> always good to be with you. take care. >> harris: millions of americans in the path of what they are calling a bomb cyclone are expected to bring blizzard-like conditions, hurricane-force winds, to several

we do know certainly, we know everybody was worried about the dossier by bruce ohr in 2016. they can't verify something that is unverifiable. when the author of the dossier says, i don't know if it's true, how can the fbi ever verify it but use it as a fisa application, presenting it as truth and not even telling the court she paid for it? >> is a profound question that goes to the heart of whether the fbi and justice department are doing their jobs correctly. let's talk about a double standard that is so apparent today. the second we have a dossier floating around the cia, fbi, all these guys ran up to the hill and couldn't wait to tell the gang of eight, there might be a russian collusion thing going on, foreign power, ukraine comes forward and admits theyer have evidence that they have tampered in the election, i can't find a lawmaker that was contacted by the cia, fbi, anyone, to alert them. >> sean: where is this going? i want to ask joe and victoria. victoria, you first. >> i think we have to get more information. i know that john will be giving you morest information,