what do you want to hear from bruce ohr?emember, maria, how bad it was when we all found out there was this unverified dossier used as the basis to gain a warrant to surveil someone associated with the trump campaign, carter page, and it got worse when we found out that that dossier was paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc, but little did we know that some of that money that hillary clinton and the dnc used to pay for the dossier, ultimately ended up in the account of the number four person at the department of justice, bruce ohr , and his wife, who was retained and paid by fusion gps to work with christopher steele to help create that dossier, so next week, i'm going to sit down with some of my colleagues with mr. bruce ohr and give him an opportunity to explain exactly how that came to pass and more importantly who at the department of justice authorized it. so those three key facts, fusion s connected with the clinton campaign, his wife works for fusion and christopher steele the guy who wrote the dossier has a deep bi

nelly, bruce ohr, lisa page, james baker, the general counsel who said the following.inton's behavior as relates to the server where she had top secret classified information on it as alarming and appalling and argued that he thought that she should be charg charged. and page and strzok said, both of them, they had no control over that investigation at all. although strzok himself did the interview, allowed two other people in the interview, which is unheard of and was writing her exoneration in may before interviewing her in july and exonerating her three days later. comey did that part. do you believe that investigation to hillary was a rigged investigation and should begin anew? >> look, i don't know that because we didn't look at all that information. i will say that i don't know how destroying a server that shouldn't have been there in the first place is not obstructing justice. another important point -- >> sean: with classified information on it. >> we're still waiting on transcripts with classified information on it. i want to remind the viewers, we still have

knowing bruce ohr, that is where he worked, they were trying to get him to put forward this dossier, even though by that point in time christopher steele was not being used by the f.b.i. any longer he had been discredited. >> gerard: he had gone public. he was frustrated, he felt the f.b.i. weren't doing enough about it. he went public. the f.b.i. then stopped -- >> behavior of senior f.b.i. officials about texting going back and forth with wanting to stop president trump and having secret meetings in andy's office, deputy f.b.i. director who took over as acting f.b.i. drktor when james comey was fired. couple the fisa application and the false information that was fed to the f.b.i. by the d.n.c., for the hillary clinton campaign and foreign spy, all of it pretty much unverifyd and it was used by one of the most powerful law enforcement agencies, not just in america, but in the world, to go after people on political campaign while at the same time, people in the same bureau texting back and forth about how they cannot allow donald trump to win the election. that is why this is so ser

thanks to congressman doug collins, we have the closed-door trust we will other people, bruce ohr, peterlisa page, now james baker, the general counsel who said the following, describedsc clinton's behavior as it relates to the server where she had top secret classified information on it as alarming and appalling and argued that he thought that she should be charged, and page and peter strzok said, both of them, they had no control over that investigation at all, although peter strzok himself that the tinterview, allowed two other people in the interview, which is unheard of, and was writing her exoneration in may before interviewing her in july. exonerating her three days later. comey did that part. do you believe that that investigation into hillary was a rigged investigation and showed it to a new? >> i don't know that because we didn't look at all that information. know howy that i don't destroying a server that should have been there in the first place was not obstruction justice. another important what you talked about -- >> sean: with classified information! >> we are waiting on t

somebody lied, somebody told the truth, and that all conflicts with what bruce ohr said. let's go back to loretta lynch, what did she know and what did know it? john brennan, james clapper, when did they know what? we are inching closer and closer to justice, there is no stopping this abuse of power and corruption from being exposed. that i can promise you tonight. it is time for transparency and accountability. we cannot let this happen in our country. my sources are telling me, it is all coming soon. it is time to declassify those fisa applications. bruce ohr's 302, which we call the bucket of five, we still have the ig horwitz, he is expected later this spring with his report on fisa abuse. the john huber report on making your views, the gang of eight material. let's see it all. democrats want transparency, okay, absolutely. let's expose the biggest abuse of powerpl corruption scandal in our history. the american people will be shocked. let's expose the new radical democratic socialist party, still hell-bent on spreading lies every second, every hour of every day. a pu

british intelligence, working together with the f.b.i., the department of ustice, fusion g.p.s., bruce ohr, nellie ohr, clinton donald to come after trump. "wall street journal" published a story on march 18, about flynn and lakova. flynn failed to report his contact with lakova to the dens intelligence agency. lakova who has lived in the u.k. since 1988 denies the insinuations that she is a russian agent or she tried to seduce flynn. she has provided emails. she notes all the allegations about her have been made anonymously. then the defense intelligence agency official who accompanied flynn to the cambridge event told the wall street jourm that he saw nothing toward. lakova's partner has told the daily news foundation that he picked up lakova after the event. lakova has reflected on the few interactions she had with him over the years at cambridge. a veteran of three republican strayings, halper joined cambridge in 2001. from his perch at the university, halper wrote books about american politics and the threat that china poses to the west. he received over $1 million in contracts from t

we will also be getting the report into leaks by john hoover and the 302's, the triplets between bruce ohr and christopher steele. we will get those from the fbi and the gang of 8 material and thanks to congressman doug collins, we will get all the closed door testimony from deep state actors. the evidence will come cascading down on those guilty of corruption and abuse of power. i promise tell drown them. collins released testimony from james baker. remember he was jim comey's number 1ular. -- lawyer when comey was the director. his remarks revealed today behind closed door testimony reveals the extreme bias and abuse of power, in the highest parts of our government. he was very clear. thanks to john solomon, we know and i expect we will have confirmed tomorrow, that baker later testified in a different closed door hearing. hillary clinton's misconduct was alarming and appalling. baker said this and it's key, he believed that clinton should have been indicted with crimes and the espionage act. all of these liberals concerned about obstruction of justice. hillary clinton deleted emails and

material in the fie so warrant applications that he hasn't released yet, you have the interviews with bruce ohrnow what mueller was authorized to investigate because they've been keeping that document written months after the fact secret in large measure from the american people. we sued in court the other day over the leaks allegedly between clapper and brennon and cnn. just imagine if the doj and the fbi were forced to release that type of material, or the cia. this has got the to be an all hands on deck move by the mt. the next cabinet meeting he has, this ought to be priority one. gregg: dimms you want everything released. great. i'm going to release all of this other stuff that will demonstrate that the law enforcers became the lawbreakers at the fbi and the department of justice under president obama. i want to ask you about these calls for adam schiff, chairman of the intelligence committee and you know, that's an oxymoron with him, to resign. what do you bhaik of that? is that going to go anywhere? he certainly lost any moral authority to be head of that committee. >> he ought to step d

was originally started from clinton campaign, paid to law firm to create the falfalse dossier, and bruce ohrssier. a hope horowitz releases all that information. it should never have happened and it should never happen again. trish: a waste of 2 years. >> and 30 million dollars. trish: i couldn't saying, putin got what he wanted. he would have wanted to see our nation divided. he wants to be divided mainstream media and democrats play in to his hands, they continue to can so like schiff. trishschiff. >> mueller report is so definitive, no collusion, no obstruction, clear, and they cannot take the fact that is what bob mueller said, they waits and waited, for president's report to come out, and say that president committed crimes, they are disappointed that disgusts me. trish: what do you think of joe biden? >> look, creepy uncle joe had a bad couple days, if you want a friend in washington, get a dog, i think these are his friends leaking the stories, this is not coming from the republicans, it comes from democrats they don't want him in the race, no one said a word for 8 years he was vice p

i want to see james comey and andy mccabe and peter strzok and lisa page and jim baker and bruce ohr all go to jail and make sure this never happens again. lou: and i want to see the republican party stand up and raise money for every single person you're referring to, not by name, but every single person and we know most of those names, i believe, who deserve support, and to be given restitution as best it can be provided. >> you look what they did to k. t. mcfar land, to general flynn. these folks were put through the ringer, lou and right around the time of that tweet if i recall correctly, was when james comey leaked that information right to create that special counsel. you look at the nature of what the former fbi director did. that is, it has never been done before in american history and people need to pay for it and make sure it never happens again lou: well there's another current in all of this that came out today as we listen to alexandria ocasio-cortez saying, well tweeting in point of fact that she wanted to see kirstjen nielsen devastated, destroyed. we're hearing the

the world of bruce ohr and his wife, it is unusual for him to be running in fbi asset for the part ofce, that tells you this was never right to begin with. >> what about the fbi's reputation that is in shambles at this point especially at the very top? what do you say? >> it is a shambles. current fbi just can't say much. however i will tell you this. the reputation of the fbi has been on the line before and it is made in the trenches by men and women who work hard every day and they will overcome this. we need to focus on what the fbi did in connection with political spying and the democratic party. shannon: thank you so much, appreciate it. >> a migrant surge has been crippling our southern border, very difficult to handle but pete buttigieg says come on in. >> my community in indiana. i could use 30,000 taxpayers to help us fund. >> carly shimkus has reaction to his message to illegals. ♪ >> the mueller report due out a month after the russia probe ended. how is impacting donald trump's approval rating? rob: carly shimkus with a new fox news poll. >> we have similar report related

remember, we note that bruce ohr, having conversations with christopher steele with gps and passing along to the fbi. entities are probably things mueller looked at as well. democrats will comb through this report and throw all of that out there. it won't matter that mueller found no evidence. i think everybody needs to be aware. because that will not be fun. >> sean: and on the legal side, the underlying crime as william barr said in the letter, you can't have intent to obstruct. we know that trump says come i hate mueller and we should fire mueller, he didn't do any of those things, did he? he didn't obstruct. >> i think kevin is right, we will get 400 pages of collusion and obstruction like the indictments we saw. a flip to the left page and there is nothing. >> sean: and then it all dies. all of it. they just don't know that their lives are dead already. all right, thank you all. great work on all of your part. speaker pelosi to show shade at alexandria ocasio-cortez and the latest thing she said. the streets of new york. what do they think of congressman and a lot more straight ahead

you know the characters, jim baker, andrew mccabe, bruce ohr who committed the crimes first against the trump campaign of which i was spied on and my colleagues were then the trump family and ultimately, the president himself very likely. we need to bring those people to justice and find out how it began and hold them accountable. >> none of the 183 pages in the obstruction of justice section, of the mueller report and you h it is a threat, concealing of evidence or can destruction of evidence. i explained it in my book. yet, your people who are still claiming obstruction of justice and they are accusing william barr, of twisting and contorting -- to clear donald trump. what do you say those people? mac. >> you have to remember about the russia hoax, moreover, bill barr and bob mueller and deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, had the opportunity to sit down together. to review the document before the summary was ever presented to the american people and they all came with the same conclusion. it was no obstruction and there was no collusion whatsoever. it was one year, 10 months and

bruce ohr and all of these other people. i thought it was pretty revealing. also, the white house counsel that actually thought hillary should be indicted. we have more of those? those closed-door testimonies to reveal? >> yet. there's a lot more closed-door testimony. i think probably the biggest thing, very flattering to give jim and i credit, but it's certainly a bigger team than that. i think what we will find is you had been roads on there. we will find that he gets for pinocchio's for his performance today. the evidence would suggest that not only was he aware of it, but certainly the obama administration was aware of it. we know ten days after, that there was a briefing at the white house with obama's chief of staff, and so to suggest that they didn't know anything is just not accurate. >> sean: we learned in those closed-door sessions, we can't make any decisions on the hillary investigation. none whatsoever because the attorney general at the time, loretta lynch, odds matter, not an investigation. she was making all the decision decisions. now we are

also, because of the documents surrounding bruce ohr, christopher steele was intensely worried aboute firing of james coming. so i don't know how people are defending his credibility. when we work will not get to the bottom of this, it'll be built on russian disinformation. >> katie: juan, the question is whether democrats will take what the inspector general says as fact or they will continue to try and discredit the work of the mueller investigation, bill barr, and if this report comes out, showing that information. whether they will accept it. >> juan: i think it's acceptable. remember, he went after people like mccabe. remember andrew mccabe, where he said he thought he behaved improperly? nobody said, "oh, horwitz's reported so political and partisan as to be discredited." that wasn't the case. but the focus, if the focus is on the steele dossier, it's misplaced. i think what republicans -- and you guys, speak up -- but i think it's about the fisa warrant and the fisa court authorizing. those requests to the court were done repeatedly. if it was solely based on the steele dossie

by john hoover and we will also be getting the 302s, that is the transcripts between, let's say, bruce ohr and christopher steele. we willho get those from the fb, get the gang of eight material, thanks to commerce men doug collins, even today, we will be getting all of that closed-doorr testimony, those transcripts, from all of the key deep state actors. and as i said, make no mistake, the evidence revealed will come cascading down on those guilty of corruption, bias, abuse of power, and i promise, it will drown them. today, colin, the commerce man from georgia, released testimony from james baker. remember, he was jim comey's number one lawyer lawyer, the council of the fbi when b6 was the director. his remarks on capitol hill that were revealed today closed-door testimony, literally reveals the extreme bias and abuse of power that took place, that we have rebeen telling you about, at the highest levels of our government to look at this, look at his remarks. james baker was quite worried, proclaimed in political bias was affecting the fbi's investigation into then candidate hillary clint

in the very same month, the associate director bruce ohr meets with christopher steele on multiple occasions, but his wife nellie works with steele, and shares the dirty russian dossier with mccabe, strzok, page, even andrew weissmann and others. and warns them that the dossiers campaign op research. it is not verified, hillary paid for it and steele hate trump. fbi operatives meet with the trump advisors, paige, george papadopoulos secretly gathering information for the fbi. then on august 15th, again, 2016, before the election, strzok tax lisa page about a scenario where president trump gets elected, we cannot take that risk. and they speak of needing the insurance policy. september 2nd, 2016, page and strzok text that president obama wants to know everything we are doing. october 22nd, 2016, that's when the fbi obtained the fisa warrant to surveilled carter page, both of the application reviling the lean back revealing steele's dossier with lies paid by hillary, wow, a whole entry into the entire world of donald trump and his campaign. on october 1st, 2016, the fbi fires christopher steel

peter strzok, lisa page, bruce ohr, a lot of information that still needs to be answered because this needs to never be allowed to happen to any other president again. the media uproar if bush did this to obama when obama was the incoming president? >> ed: let me go back to robyn. you mentioned the obama administration before and they did at the top. i get that obama officials said they went to republican leaders like mitch mcconnell to try to have a bipartisan statement to say russia is doing this, trying to interfere, they need to knock it off. let's admit that. i'll be honest about that pit however, why didn't the obama administration beyond a paper statement with mitch mcconnell take action to stop russia? >> they did, but they did it too late. they did it after president president trump was the incoming president. i mean, they did do sanctions on all the diplomats, they kicked them out. i wished he did it sooner. to correct charlie, this wasn't just a farce. they followed the appointment orders to investigate resting meddling. we know russia did this. they've done it for decades.

we know that bruce ohr, he was having other conversations with christopher steele,oh fusion gp, passing notesio along to the fb, and these are the things that mueller looked at. democrats are going to comb through this report and they will throw all that out there. it's not going to matter that mueller found there was no evidence. i think everybody needs to be awareon that that -- >> sean: they are going to rant and rave. on the legal side, no underlying crime, as mueller said, you can't have intent to obstruct, we all know that when trump said i hatee mueller, we should fire him, he didn't do any of those things. he didn't obstruct. >>e he didn't. i d think kim is right. we will. get 400 pages of almost collusion, almost obstruction. it will be like the indictments. flip to the next page and there is nothing prior >> sean: and then it all dies. all of it. they just don't know that their lives are dead already. thank you all, great work on all your parts. when we come back, speakerar pelosi continues doering created congresswoman ocasio-cortez. we'll tell you the latest dig. lawrence jo

we interviewed him right here on this program, the fbi's 302s, conversations, christopher steele, bruce ohr, et cetera, they will bebe coming out. yes, this patent applications against carter page, the bulk of information, hillary's bought and for russian lies, they are all coming out. the gang of eight information. fbi admitting wrongdoing at some of that, i am told, and for all you democrats who claim to love transparency, buckle up, you are about to get what you have been wishing for. it won't paint a pretty picture in any way of your friends in the deep state. we are talking about you, loretta lynch. clearly, you interviewed in the clinton email investigation. we now know that investigation was completely about hillary not being indicted. you know, the matter, not the investigation. we are not just talking about a secret meeting on the tarmac with bill clinton days before the decision of the time you instructed comey to call it a matter, not an investigation. look at these newly released transcripts, closed-door testimony, even peter strzok peter strzok and lisa page, they are admitting

trish: and then you've got fusion gps with the wife of bruce ohr,, nellie ohr, working for fusion gpssingly incestuous. when it's all said and done, you know, the obama administration, let's face it, guys, didn't have the best reputation. you think about lois lerner and the irs and how they targeted conservatives, and you think about that infamous tarmac if meeting, they weren't exactly what i would call above board. could they actually have spied on trump's campaign for political reasons? jack, first to you on that. >> i'm going to say, heck yes. and particularly when they hire an fbi informant named halper, he goes on fishing expeditions with three of the campaign staffers trying to trip them up. he did get george papadopoulos. he did not get carter page or george clovis, but the fbi sent this guy there to spy on him even though as we know now the mueller report has said despite russia's many overtures to the campaign, the campaign resisted every one of them. but that's not good enough for comey and clapper and brennan and the crowd. i'm glad that now in inspector general, horowitz,

was filled with so many people that hated people from the beginning, the peter strzok people, the bruce ohrt go the russia investigation, just a hit job on trump? >> i think it's a lot more complicated than that, david. i think it was basically some of the first examples of trump derangement syndrome more than anything else, and an ego mania at the fbi at the very top that they thought they were going to rescue the country from. david: kim strassel one thing we share is deep admiration for your work. thanks very much for being here, well democrat divide fueled by the far left killing a potential bipartisan budget deal, we're going to tell you what the president is saying about that right now. i'm working to keep the fire going for another 150 years. ♪ to inspire confidence through style. ♪ i'm working to make connections of a different kind. ♪ i'm working for beauty that begins with nature. ♪ to treat every car like i treat mine. ♪ at adp we're designing a better way to work, so you can achieve what you're working for. ♪ you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it

york times" is right and the dossier was a disinformation campaign by russia, that would mean, as bruce ohr testified behind close doors, that he even told -- and by the way, i agree with you about the fbi, 99% are good people. this is only a few at the top, but if they used that dossier as the bulk of information -- and it's disinformation to use the "new york times" words from russia -- that hillary clinton, of the opposition party candidate, paid for, that they never fully informed the fisa judges of, and the grassley-graham memo, nunes memo, was right, that means that everybody signed off on those four fisa applications, that would be the first one, jim comey, that would be sally yates, and rod rosenstein, that means they never verified what they told that court. i would say that's a fraud on the fisa court. what do you say? >> president trump: well, from what i understand, they would all be in a very big pile of trouble. that's the way i look at it and that's the way i hear. they would be in a very bigg amount of trouble. c it would be a terrible thing if that's the case. you know, the

was filled with so many people that hated people from the beginning, the peter strzok people, the bruce ohr it from the beginning from the get go the russia investigation, just a hit job on trump? >> i think it's a lot more complicated than that, david. i think it was basically some of the first examples of trump derangement syndrome more than anything else, and an ego mania at the fbi at the very top that they thought they were going to rescue the country from. david: kim strassel one thing we share is deep admiration for your work. thanks very much for being here, well democrat divide fueled by the far left killing a potential bipartisan budget deal, we're going to tell you what the president is saying about that right now. all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured

. >> they got the information from bruce ohr. they disclose this to the fbi because remember you hit major point, none of this was disclosed to fisa court when they went and spied on trump campaign using very sophisticated tools that we have in arsenal that are supposed to target terrorists, target political campaign operative. >> remember, maria, how bad it was of unverified dossier that was used on the basis to surveil on trump campaign, carter page, got worse when we found out that dossier was paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc. maria: just extraordinary, the bottom line here is they spied on carter page and there was no predicate and that's what william barr is looking at. what's the predicate? >> there needs to be a reason, they need to be looking into actual crime. we know that the application to fisa coward would not have been made had not been for dossier, put together by christopher steele, former british spy. he was sued in britain and admitted that it was unverified document. we know that it was a, not verified an

maria: at least bruce ohr was honest in testimony.ld him, i told jim comey this was political. his wife was there writing the dossier, the whole thing is just extraordinary. how you could actually get a federal, criminal investigation going based on nothing and then take it and -- and morph into a special counsel investigation. it's just extraordinary. >> if this kind of drama was in corporation we would fire everybody. maria: exactly. who is going to get fired? dagen: what democrats are trying to do and i said this last week, they are trying to set bill barr up. they are trying to take him down and take him out because he will shepherd investigation for predicate, counterintelligence investigation. maria: they have to, they have no where to go, they've lied. you can't say that james clapper and, you know, and john brennan didn't know that this was based on nothing. guy was the head of the cia. so what do you come out with, they lied. >> yeah. maria: unbelievable. kohl's expanding partnership with amazon, we talked about this earlier,

cabal did in ear part 206 to try to stop donald trump peter strzok lisa paige mche cabe jim comey bruce ohr as this you mueller report hype goes away real investigation is going to take place that is investigating the investigators. >> well, you named a lot of names there, i think not they are note he equal to blame seem might not be to blame at all i to the bruce ohr's testimony in front of house appeared very honest frankly was breathtaking we know something happened we have a very strong idea that it was improper, i agree with you, i mean how incredible to have an administration spying and there is no question that is what they did, spying on the candidate of the major opposition party the only question is attorney general barr said, was there a proper predicate we are going to the bottom of it one reason we know we are going to get to the about many of it there is an ig report coming out soon and attorney general barr has said quite properly, that he is going to look into it as well, and i think it is right he is all about restoring the integrity of the department of justice he is doing

that is, whether or not people in the fbi and doj that struck bruce ohr crowd, working with fusion gpsdoing a political hit job to keep the president out of the white house, or if he got into the white house to get him kick he had out of the white house. he will not do in political big way but do it quietly with an investigation. >> his testimony and demeanor really showed through. i think we saw many occasions during the back and forth with a lot of congressmen he was very reasonable adult in the room. he gave thoughtful, sobered measured answers. you're right he is a big gruff. i think that really resonates with the american people. they want to appreciate, understand, have comfort politics will be taken out of this. someone will look at this evidence, make an impartial, apolitical judgment call whether what happened here was right or wrong. david: also addresses the investigation fatigue most americans have, because it is going to be handled quietly, not in a bombastic way, i think that is the way people want it handled as well. come out with a report with nothing, old joe friday fr

. >> bruise -- bruce ohr was shoveling evidence in department of justice because his wife was hired toifying these documents? >> yeah, dan coats have been sitting on these for 4 months, they were able to declassify other documents much faster, we are asking the president to take a more active role and help us get to the bottom of the whole mess. maria: 150 million-dollar lawsuit against the company, on top of his suit against twitter. report to conspire to derail his oversight work on hillary clinton campaign and the russia election interference, he worked 2 years coming up with all of the evidence required to show the conspiracy and the lies coming out of some of these people's offices at the top of fbi and doj, filing one day after he will send those criminal referrals to doj. here is what he told me on sunday. >> 5 of them are what i would call straight-up referrals, referrals that are -- that name someone and name specific crimes. those crimes are lying to congress, misleading congress, leaking classified information. so all of this was done in concert while they were slandering an

i understand he is upset but he has made false statements including that bruce ohr profited from hisolvement. but bill barr is not the president. he is the attorney general and he will look into it and do it the right way. here is an interesting question that he raised yesterday, that barr raised that he wants to look into. why wasn't there a defensive briefing by the f.b.i. or by an intelligence agency to the campaign? that's what would typically happen. we need to brief you, there might be an effort by the russians to entice you guys. they didn't do that. now, when lisa page testified in front of congress she was asked that and said the evidence wasn't strong enough for it. if the evidence wasn't strong enough for a defensive briefing why was it strong enough to go to the fisa court and get a warrant? these are very interesting questions and it is totally appropriate for barr to ask them. he hasn't condemned anybody yet. he just says it's a big deal and i want to look into it. >> julie: the attorney general will be releasing the mueller report to congress and to the public within t

likely soft, oh, closed-door testimony from james baker, struck page, bruce and nellie ohr and more coming. the attorney general announcing his investigation into the investigation and yes he is the word spying on the trump campaign. and a witch hunt against the city president. the criminal referrals from congressman devin nunes and of course, the horowitz by the investigation which week complete -- expect completed by may and mark meadows and jim jordan, they said they expect criminal referrals from that inspector general report. don't forget another investigation, upon leaking. then the president said two and a half weeks on the program the fisa applications" publication maintained with hillary clinton's bought and paid for russian lies and dossier. as the bulk of the foundation, three oh two's, gang of eight information all forthcoming and all of this will show exactly what we have been telling you is true. there will be indictments, criminal referrals and likely people to go to jail that abused power. that were corrupt. whether the media mob likes it or not, i hope you are ready for an