>> bruce ohr spouse nellie ohr had been -- at the time he started interacting in november of ov2016 with steele busted th been a former -- independent contract for fugtsusion gps. >> so bruceus ohr decides to insert himself into the investigation after the agents said mr. steele isn't reputable so we're not cao to talk to steele anywhere more. so bruce ohr says i should and he meets with these people who are thets employers of christopr steele or own his dossier who is also bruce ohr's wife's source of compensation. >> had been. as of i think to september 2016, she was no longer an independent contractor. and again thisep is relevant to the significance of some of the inappropriate actions here, the fbi was not a reluctant participant in this relationship that was the conduit from bruce ohr through ohr to steele and we layoutte here. so they are notla saying we don want to deal with him, they're saying essentially if you have something, we would love to hear you. >> i want to say that i wish mike lee weren't sitting here two people away from me right now because as a national security ha

actually bruce ohr meets with these people funding, the employers of christopher steele who is also bruce ohr's wife's source of compensation. >> had been. as of september 2016, she had no longer been an independent contractor. i think it's important to be clear because it's relevant to the significance of some of the inappropriate actions, the fbi was not a reluctant participant in this relationship that was a conduit from bruce ohr to steele. i want to be clear. they are not saying we don't want to deal with him. they are saying essentially if you have something we would love to hear from you. >> i want to say i wish likely weren't two people away from me because as the national security hawk, i have argued with mike lee in the years that i've been in the senate that stuff just like this couldn't possibly happen at the fbi and at the department of justice. if somebody who is embarrassed on behalf of the fbi about your report because i believe it's critically important that we have the fisa statute. i think it's an important court. the approval rating of applications that come before the

who is bruce ohr married to? >> nellie ohr at the time he started interacting in november 2016 with steele, had been a former -- independent contractor for fusion gps. >> so, in other words, bruce ohr decides to insert himself into an investigation after the professional agents involved in this investigation said, mr. steele, isn't reputable, credible and has been talking to the media. we're not going to talk to christopher steele anymore. bruce ohr says i should and he meets with these people who are the employers of christopher steele or own his dossier, who's also bruce ohr's wife's source of compensation. >> had been as of september 2016 she had no longer been an independent contractor. and i want to also i think it's important to be clear because this is relevant to the significance of some of the inappropriate actions here, the fbi was not a reluctant participant in this relationship that was the conduit from bruce ohr, through bruce ohr to steele as we lay out here. they're not saying we don't want to deal

who is bruce ohr married to? >> nellie ohr at the time he started interacting in november 2016 with steele, had been a former -- independent contractor for fusion gps. >> so, in other words, bruce ohr decides to insert himself into an investigation after the professional agents involved in this investigation said, mr. steele, isn't reputable, credible and has been talking to the media. we're not going to talk to christopher steele anymore. bruce ohr says i should and he meets with these people who are the employers of christopher steele or own his dossier, who's also bruce ohr's wife's source of compensation. >> had been as of september 2016 she had no longer been an independent contractor. and i want to also i think it's important to be clear because this is relevant to the significance of some of the inappropriate actions here, the fbi was not a reluctant participant in this relationship that was the conduit from bruce ohr, through bruce ohr to steele as we lay out here. they're not saying we don't want to deal

and footnotes there saying he was in a meeting with bruce ohr bruce ohr.es comey has an edition l and i think durham advances this criminal investigation, there is a high way that they will look at him falsely. >> that whole laundering scheme, and again, just another lie, a bevy of comey lies. congressman jason chaffetz, one thing that has bothered me, the malfeasance and for a living. but they suggest that the ig report says there is no political bias. that is not what the report said. matter of fact, horowitz own words in front of the senate meeting come all the way didn't find a document, yes, we opened up on trump and we hate him and it's politically biased. he said one of two things, gross negligence or political bias. it shows you how the media will take anything and spend it for the democrats narrative. >> and also what the inspector general said, he did not look at it and could not demonstrate definitively one way or the other if any bias was injected into itself and the actual phis application. what he said to come he could not find the precept th

i want to come back to bruce ohr. bruce ohr's wife was working for fusion gps. kennedy: bruce hor did not disclose that. >> the co-founder of fusion gps, glenn simpson who met with that russian lawyer before and after the trump meeting. he was asked to sit down for interview with the inspector general, he refused to do so, and they couldn't compel him to do so. and ohr should have disclosed all sorts of stuff. there was a paragraph that is damning for him in his misdeeds and lack of ethics trying to prop up christopher steele and trying to get this bad information to the fore. i would love to know what motivated bruce ohr. seriously. that's a question i don't think they can answer. kennedy: he's an attorney that is bound by a much greater ethical than the rest of us. let's not forget the judiciary committee had an impeachment hearing and the testimony was testy. republican counsel steve castor and director investigations daniel goldman knead closing arguments about trump's dealing in ukraine. here are the two attorneys with wildly different takes. >> democrats h

bruce ohr did not advising of aa supervisor in office of the deputy attorney general about his contacts with steele and simpson about his wife's work for fusion gps or about his acting as a contact until the office of the deputy attorney general leadership confronted ohr about his activities in late 2017. is that correct? >> guest: i don't know. i mean, i don't have any reason to dispute it, but i just, i don't know about the internal workings of the doj. i'm not really qualified to pass judgment. i will just add for the sake of completeness that the ig found he had violated any rules or policies or committed any transgressions. ultimately left with labeling that a quote laughs and judgment. obviously in hindsight that's the igs job is to judge things in hindsight. hindsight is 2020. a lot of the other considerations worth the fact that our country was under attack, and in that light it's hard to fault him for essentially doing his job, which was to protect our country. >> host: how did "mother jones" david corn become a part of this story? >> guest: david with someone i have known for

here's what bruce ohr tells the fbi about christopher steele. he was desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being the u.s. president. this is the guy that gave them the work product to get the warrant. steele told ohr that if trump won the elections, steele's source network may be in jeopardy by a new fbi director and new agency heads appointed by trump who would have a higher degree of loyalty to the new president and could decide to take action against steele and his source network. let me tell you about christopher steele. ohr was right. he was on a mission to get donald trump. not only did he provide the dossier that made the difference in getting a warrant, his vices were well known. he was shopping the dossier. do we have it? to anybody and everybody in the media and in politics to see if they would print it. the reason the fbi cut him loose is because they found out he was shopping this thing around to media outlets rather than being a valid source. but after they knew he was shopping it around, they

here's what bruce ohr told the fbi about steele. he was desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being the u.s. president. this is the guy that gave them the work product to get the warrant. steele told ohr that if trump won the elections steele's source network may be in jeopardy by a new director and new agency heads appointed by trump who would have a higher degree of loyalty to the new president and could decide to take action against steele and his source network. let me tell you about christopher steele. ohr was right, he was on a mission to get donald trump. not only did he provide the dossier that made the difference in getting a warrant, his vices were well known. he was shopping the dossier. do i have it? to anybody and everybody in the media and in politics to see if they would print it. the reason the fbi cut him loose is because they found out he was shopping this thing around to media outlets, rather than being is a valid source. but after they knew he was shopping it around, they ke

bruce ohr who was involved in this and the department of justice is still at the department of justicesaid in committee today, it's easier to divorce your spouse then get fired around here. and i don't want to be unfair to anybody. where is he -- i love our law enforcement guys, absolutely love them. that's part of the agency we need to see. >> this is urgent. fbi is the premier law enforcement agency and all of human history. but mr. comey's rogue agents have heard that institution badly. and director ray has to fix it. and they fire them and carefully consider criminal referral for all of those who deserve it. now this was all a pack of lies. they lied to, it was all a pack of lies. this was -- i don't know. this is so dangerous for this country. it shocks the conscience. that's probably a few hurricanes that we've had in louisiana but have never been there before. >> reading it made me want to heave, that's how bad it was. >> sean: coming up, today's harlots testimony through exactly how corrupt adam schiff is. adam, i hope you're watching. let's next. >> sean: the explosive general

bruce ohr who was involved in this and the department of justice is still at the department of justicesaid in committee today, it's easier to divorce your spouse then get fired around here. and i don't want to be unfair to anybody. but this is unconscionable and director christopher wray needs to step up here and fire them. >> where is he and where is his urgency? i love our law enforcement guys, absolutely love them.m. that's part of the agency we need to see. >> this is urgent. fbi is the premier law enforcement agency and all of human history. >> correct. but mr. comey's rogue agents have heard that institution badly. and director christopher wray has got to fix it. and he's got to start by cutting these agents off like a dead stump. do at a minimum, do what would happen to them in the private sector and fire them. and carefully consider criminal referral for all of those who deserve it. now this was all a pack of lies. sean. they lied to, it was all a pack of lies. this was -- i don't know. this is so dangerous for this country. it shocks the conscience. and the mob and the media e

weiner, what bruce ohr and mr. steele's activities were with them. what we weren't trying to figure out is what the state department were doing on their own or their own interests if they had any. i don't know as i sit here today if they had any. people ask questions about what did other intelligence agencies know? if that information was sitting in the fbi's files, we had access to it. if it's something they did separate and apart from the fbi, that's beyond the scope of this review. >> you would kind of like to know how george papadopoulos met all these individuals that just happen to be connected in different ways? >> i think you'd want -- it would be interesting to know a lot of pieces of information that are strands here. i don't necessarily believe it would have -- based on the access we had at the fbi, and the information at the fbi, in terms of what affected the fbi's decisions, i have no reason to think there's something else there we didn't see. >> ok. this is very similar, but what other big questions are outstanding? >> well, it depends.

they were warned by bruce ohr, kathleen cav lick and others. we know steele doesn't stabbed behind his dirty dossier. interrogatory under threat of perjury in great britain. i don't know if any of it is true. 50-50? that makes that whole dossier unverifiable. how can it be used in any capacity in any fisa warrant? we know the clinton campaign and the dnc paid for the does yea. we know that andrew mccabe said no dossier without no fisa warrant without the dossier. we also know that the inspector general well, he is not a criminal prosecutor. that's not what he does. he doesn't have the power to convene a grand jury. doesn't have the file to file criminal charges. his previous referral surrounding comey's lack of candor. mccabe's lying they have gone nowhere. let not your heart be troubled. the doj has clearly stated federal prosecutor john durham now conducting what is a criminal investigation. he was tasked with the issue of the origins of the russia hoax. not fisa abuse. grand jurors and make charges and is there would be be arrested. document

can you remind us who is bruce ohr's married to? >> o bruce ohr's spouse millie oren started interacting with steele had been a former independent contractor for fusion gps. >> in other words bruce ohr inserts himself into the investigation after they said mr. steele isn't reputable and his incredible and has been talking to the media so we aren't going to talk to christopher steele anymore. he meets with these people who are the employers of christopher steele who is also bruce ohr's wife. >> as of september 2016 she had no luck or been in an appendix contractor. also i think it's important to be clear this is relevant to this significant of the inappropriate actions here. the fbi was not a reluctant participant in this relationship it was the conduit from bruce ohr to steal as we lay out here so i just want to be clear. they are not saying we don't want to deal with them. they are saying essentially if you have something we would love to hear fromm you. >> i want to say that i'm in wish mike lee weren't sitting to people away from

this is a guy who lied about bruce ohr, he lied about christopher steele, he lied about the dossier, and he doesn't have a conscience to say, oops, sorry, i got it wrong. what do you make of it? >> adam schiff is the most mendacious individual on capitol hill and that's saying something. you cataloged all the lies, the propaganda and conspiracy theories. but let's talk about one thing that makes this person the most despicable politician in washington, d.c. we know in the 500-page report that came out of adam schiff's committee. this man didn't even hide it. he bragged about it. it's in the actual report that as chairman of the most powerful committee in congress, the intelligence committee. he pack inquired the personal telephone logs from a journalist, not just the president's private lawyers, rudy giuliani and jay sekulow. but adam schiff acquired the telephone logs of the ranking gop member of his own committee, devin nunes. with what authority? adam schiff is not a police officer. he isn't a member of the intelligence agency. this ways you expect in venezuela and communist sovie

this unchallenged steele dossier made its way to the fbi courtesy of bruce ohr and his wife nellie ohr who worked for gps, the opposition research firm employing mr. christopher steele. and as such, the horowitz report says failing to advice his direct supervisors that he was in communication with steele. it goes on to say no one informed the fbi that steele was desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being the u.s. president. so you have got a biased spy paid by clinton's team bigging up unverified dirt fed to him by the russians and the fbi runs with it? that's what we know. that's what was confirmed. you can call it an error in judgment, mr. horowitz. but it's a whole lot worse than that. it reeks of bias. not a single person bothered to question steele's intel. question his sources, question the motive. the fbi just ran with this whole thing and used this dossier to get a fisa warrant to spy on an innocent american, carter page. attorney general bill barr has some significant issues with the up g. findings and he should. i realize horowitz, an o

that, and it's not like doj didn't know, indeed, one of the senior department of justice officials, bruce ohrps, the opo research company being paid by, by the dnc. and he became the principal liaison with out telling anyone at department of justice he was essentially working on behalf of the clinton campaign. who at the department of justice was -- by the way, several democrats, it's interesting seeing democratic senators wanting to defend this abuse of power. several senators, senator fine sten, i wrote it down. the fbi didn't play spies in the trump campaign. senator leahy said something similar. may be true, not spies in the trump campaign but reading from your report, executive summary, the report says thereafter the cross fire hurricane team used the intrusive techniques including confidential human sources to interact and con sentially record multiple conversations with page and papadopoulos both before and after working for the trump campaign as well as on one occasion with a high-level trump campaign official not the subject of the investigation. so they didn't place spies in the cam

according to your report, bruce ohr told the fbi that steals reporting had gone to the clinton campaign, the key investigators knew the dossier was prepared in part to the dnc. it was known by that fbi. how many people in the fbi and doj knew that the steele dossier was political opposition research funded by the democra democrats. >> so on the fbi side, there were a number of people who kn knew. it's challenging getting back to the chairman's question, to know what was precisely done at the highest levels of the fbi and when. because of the lack of any direct record of entire briefings but certainly with as much information as we lay out here, at the justice department, much of that information was not known. one of the concerns that we know and information about what mr. or did, mr. orr was passing along the information from mr. steele to the fbi. that information was not given by the fbi to the justice department. so the colleagues were proving and reviewing these fisas did not know that the colleague had passed along information to the fbi. >> we will go with senator leigh and then

indeed one of the senior department officials bruce ohr, his wife worked at fusion gps the company being paid by the dnc, and he became the principal liaison with steele without telling anyone at the department of justice that he was essentially workingpa on behalff the clinton campaign. whoai at the department of justice -- and by the way, several democrats, interesting seeing democratic senators ti wanting want ing defend this abuse of power. senator feinstein said the fbi didn't play spies in the trump campaign. senator leahy said something similar. not spies in the trump campaign, but reading from page four of the executive summary, your report says that there after the crossfire hurricane team used the intrusive techniques including confidential human sources to interact and consensually record multiple conversations with page and papadopoulous both before and after they were working for the trump campaign as well as on one occasion with a high level trump campaign official who was not the subject of the investigation. so they didn't play spies in the campaign, but they sent spy sen

. >> kennedy: what about bruce ohr not detailing the conversations he had and the cross fire hurricaneiguring out at least they say how the dossier was funded? this is a very critical piece. >> katie: there are still lots of questions and john durham is investigating so we will see if we get more answers on that. up next, joe biden adding a female rival to his list of potential running mates saying voters are ready for an all too female ticket. the politics and gender politics of next. started cosentyx. i wasn't covered anymore. four years clear. five years now. i just look and feel better. see me. cosentyx works fast to give you clear skin that can last. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine... ...or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. i look and feel

there were multiple warnings given to the fbi, doj, bruce ohr, kathleen kavalec.an't trust steele, it's unverified. if any of that dossier was used, wouldn't that be a premeditated fraud on a court? i'm just a simple talk show host. >> monday night, maybe i'll be on your show, play that clip. >> sean: monday night. >> play that clip and lets play that clip to what horowitz is saying about the fisa warrant process and the day of reckoning is here. i haven't been briefed about the details, but i believe it shows the system completely off the rails for a long period of time, and that you really have to hate trump not to be upset by what the department of justice and the fbi did, and there are some things that they did, i believe, that are dangerous to democracy. >> sean: let me ask you, if i had a subpoena for my emails, and i decide i'm going to delete 33,000, and then i'm going to use something called bleach pit nobody had ever heard of it, to wipe the server clean, do you think i would probably, likely, brought up on charges of obstruction? >> you might not be on

one of the senior department of justice officials, bruce ohr, his wife worked at fusion gps, the oppo research company being paid by the dnc. and he became the principal liaison with christopher steele without telling anyone at the department of justice that he was essentially working on behalf of the clinton campaign. who at the department of justice and by the way, several democrats, it's interesting seeing democratic senators wanting to defend this abuse of power. several senators. senator feinstein said "the fbi didn't placed spies in the trump campaign." senator leahy said something similar. it may be true, not spies in the trump campaign but reading for your report and page 4 of the executive summary, your report says thereafter the cross fire hurricane team use the intrusive techniques including confidential human sources to interact and consensually record multiple conversations with paige and papadopoulos before and after they were working with the trump campaign as well as on one occasion with a high-level trump campaign official who was not the subject of the investigation.

doj officials warned repeatedly not to trust steele's dirty dossier, warned by bruce ohr, kathleen kavalec, and others. so we know that steele doesn't stand behind his dirty russian dossier, because under threat of perjury, he testified under oath, i don't know if any of it is true. may be 50/50. really? that makes the whole dossier unverifiable. how could it be used in any capacity, in any fisa warrant? we know the clinton campaign, the dnc paid for the dossier. we know that andrew mccabe said no dossier, no fisa warrant without the dossier.ot we know the inspector general, well, he is not a criminal prosecutor. that's not what he does. he doesn't have the power to convene a grand jury, doesn't have the power to file criminal charges. his previous referrals surrounding comey's lack of camber , candor, mccabe's lien, let not your heart trouble, the attorney general has clearly stated federal prosecutor john durham conducting what is a criminal investigation. he was tasked with the issue of the origins of the russia hoax. not horowitz. he was fisa abuse. he has the ability to, yar, and pane

here's what bruce ohr tells the fbi about christopher steele. he was desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being the u.s. president. this is the guy that gave them the work product to get the warrant. steele told ohr that if trump won the elections, steele's source network may be in jeopardy by a new fbi director and new agency heads appointed by trump who would have a higher degree of loyalty to the new president and could decide to take action against steele and his source network. let me tell you about christopher steele. ohr was right. he was on a mission to get donald trump. not only did he provide the dossier that made the difference in getting a warrant, his vices were well known. he was shopping the dossier. to anybody and everybody in the media and in politics to see if they would print it. the reason the fbi cut him loose is because they found out he was shopping this thing around to media outlets rather than being a valid source. but after they knew he was shopping around, they kept him around an

. >> on another point, according to your report, bruce ohr said that steele's reporting had gone to the clinton campaign november 2016. by january 11th, 2017, key investigators knew the dossier was prepared, in part, for the dnc. by february and march 2017, quote, unquote, it was broadly known in the fbi and by senior justice department officials that simpson was working for the democrat party. how many people in the fbi and doj knew the steele dossier was political opposition research funded by the democrats, ond who were they? did any of them approve information in the fisa or any of its renewals while knowing who was paying for it? >> so, on the fbi side, as we lay out in the report, it's page 258 forward, there were a number of people who knew. it's challenging, getting back to the chairman's question, to know precisebly what was known t the highest level and when at the director and deputy director levels because of the lack of any record of entire briefings, there's much information known at the fbi. at the justice department much of that information was not known. in fact, one of

know is, person after this report comes out, premeditated fraud, fisa court, numerous warnings, bruce ohrthers, it's unverifiable, says on the top of the warrant, verified. they couldn't verify it. steele never stood behind it. hillary paid for it. that should have been highlighted. anything they used from that dirty dossier matters. but i will tell you that the referrals have already been made on very key names. i would imagine it gets deeper. and then it will be handed over to john durhamn. he can convene a grand jury and make charges, and he can prosecute. so i think it will be the first step in what will hopefully be a criminal referral for those that abuse power.al >> looking at five steps -- the release of the report, the release of whatever durham is t going to do, the moment of accountability both discipline and prosecution, then a moment of inflection. how do we fix these things so it never happens to another president or candidate. >> sean: we better have fisa in some capacity. we have enemies, foreign enemies in particular, and i will tell you that we need this, but we can't tu

and what we do know that's been reported so far is that the people like bruce ohr who was working at never met carter page, i don't think president trump has. they did a bad thing and i think that the chips will fall where they may. >> the report comes out at 1:00 we'll see it here live on fox as we just saw kellyanne conway. thank you very much. >> have the best day. >> i plan on it. >> here we'll be having special coverage of the impeachment inquiry the hearings and they are just about ready to begin. >> that's right. >> and we'll be handing it over >> what you're going to see this morning, staff attorneys are going to tell the members of congress about the conclusions of the intel committee report and then the intel committee is going to decide what, if any, articles of impeachment. ainsley: that's this morning and this afternoon the ig report is coming out, we'll talk about this tomorrow and continue coverage on fox news channel. >> they've been rehearsing all weekend, because we're about to have show time. this will be a busy and significant day in washington as we await two big

here is what bruce ohr tells the f.b.i. about christopher steele.s desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being the u.s. president. this is the guy that gave them the work product to get the warrant. steele told ohr if trump won the elections, steele's source network may be in jeopardy by a new f.b.i. director and new agency heads appointed by trump who would have a higher degree of loyalty to the new president and decide to take action against steele and his source network. let me tell you about christopher steele. ohr was right. he was on a mission to get donald trump. not only did he provide the dossier that made the difference in getting a warrant, his biases were well-known. he was shopping the dossier. do we have it? to anybody and everybody in the media and in politics to see if they would print it. the reason the f.b.i. cut him loose is because they found out he was shopping this thing around to media outlets rather than being a valid source. but after they knew he was shopping it around they kept him ar

and i do think there is more that needs to be sorted out about bruce ohr, his wife is working for whatmes and funneling it back to the fbi after the fbi under their own rules said we shouldn't be talking to steele. steve: jason at one pointed cruz said look, you look at the fbi, we are not talking about jason born the famous spy played by matt damon we are talking about beevis and butt head. not only do things look weird. there was at least one lawyer who made stuff up. here is ted cruz in th and the . >> panel of the department of justice admitting evidence and altering evidence that ultimately gets submit b to the court. >> i have not seen alteration of email impacting a court document like this. >> if private citizen, if they fabricated evidence and reversed what it said, in your experience, would that private citizen be prosecuted for fabricating evidence? >> they certainly would be considered for that if there was an intentional effort to deceive the court. brian: overall, jason, there is just no sense, no one can ever qualify to me effectively why they did not give the president

bruce ohr's wife worked with christopher steele. she was employed by fusion gps, the wife of the number 4 guy at the f.b.i. christopher steele went all over the united states trying to get media outlets to publish this garbage. the first thing is about the golden shower. about the sexual encounter that president trump supposedly had in a ritz-carlton hotel in russia. let me tell you how i come to find out about christopher steele's work product. in december of 2016, john mccain goes to a national security conference in canada and somebody tells him about the steele dossier, and it's bad, and you need to know about it, and it gets to john mccain. john mccain puts it in his safe. he gives it to me, and i read it. the first thing i thought of was, oh my god. this could be russian disinformation, or they may have something on trump. if you read this document, the first thing you would think of is, they got something on donald trump. it is stunning. it is damning. it is salacious. and it's a bunch of crap! they finally find the guy that

. >> also, political motivation, for example, bruce ohr talked about how christopher steele was desperateto make sure that the president trump didn't become president? >> as to mr. steele that was an important part of the discussion as when they understood his motivations and potential bias and we have the november statement from mr. ohr that he had been told by mr. steele he was desperate to -- >> so you're not denying there's certainly evidence of bias, evidence of political motivation. but what you're saying, this is what i want to clarify. this has been misused, depending on where you put it, that you're not saying that bias did not potentially influence, you're saying you had no evidence that it did. is that an accurate statement? >> we have no evidence that it did. we laid out here what we did to find bias or evidence of bias. we put this report out here so the public can read it. look at the facts for themselves. but we did not find exactly what we said, documentary or testimonial evidence of bias, nothing more, nothing less. >> you're not saying you did not. that it did not. you d

it was me on my own that took a month and said this is all true, and didn't and bruce ohr was the onet tell a judge, you might look at that and go do you know what? i can't verify some of this stuff. you can't verify some of the stuff and it was paid for by the opposing party. ainsley: let me look at this, you want to surveil some guy who works for president trump or at the time candidate trump, who paid for this? his opponent? oh. >> steve: here is the thing, brian to your point. there are names afixed to all of this. john durham is putting all the puzzle pieces together. well, who told you to do that? who told you that that was going to be legal? why did you do that? how high does it go? ainsley: if they had been accurate, we wouldn't be talking about this today. because the fisa court never would have approved this. >> brian: well had hillary clinton won we wouldn't be talking about it either. ainsley: true too. >> brian: anyway we'll keep you posted on that. 8:10 in new york city and we have a fox news alert. >> good morning an update to a story we continue to follow. a manhunt in

he lied about bruce ohr. he lied about evidence of collusion.w him lie at the beginning, the first hearing in to impeachment in which he made up a narrative that didn't exist. brian: this whistleblower. >> and he lied about the whistleblower, yes. ainsley: i want to talk about this about lisa page. as soon as she said i'm tired of being the victim. she came out and said i did nothing wrong. we are about to get the horowitz report next week. did she do anything wrong? >> she is trying to re-write history and portray herself as the victim when, in fact, she is the villain. nobody can read the enumerousable text messages. meaning it wasn't fair, it wasn't impartial and the inspector general said their bias was so severe it demonstrated a willingness to use their positions of power to influence an election. brian: if you are investigating me, should it bother me that you have called me awful, loathe some disaster fen idiot that you call me a menace? >> yeah. brian: could you honestly say that and could i feel as though you don't have a bias against