he said christopher was a lot more upset than that. >> christopher made comments that his parents arepay for sending him, taking years out of his life. >> reporter: when they took a closer look at christopher's more recent history. they could easily see his improved behavior wasn't exactly lasting. even girlfriend juliette's influence couldn't keep christopher from slipping up. yes he went back to college after he returned from samoa, but soon dropped out. he did form a company. but the company folded. >> he didn't seem to be motivated. >> reporter: yeah. >> we fried to get him to stay in jobs. nothing seemed to be working. >> reporter: what john sutton didn't know was that his son had gone back to the one job he seemed to be good at -- selling drugs. nor did he know that christopher's friend, garrett kopp was one of his best clients. kopp it turned out had been buying and sometimes reselling the drugs, mostly marijuana and xanax. and he and christopher spent plenty of time sampling the goods according to the prosecutor kathleen hogue. >> is wasn't just drug deals. they hung around a

the source for the story for isikoff was christopher steel. the fbi never corroborated the information from two different sources and they presented it to the judge like it was two sources corroborating the same thing for that was never the case. as it relates to steele, he was also suspended and terminated as an fbi source for leaking to the media. the memo also exposes the demoted doj official bruise or, maintained a close relationship with steele. we know that bruce orr had an office for code doors down from generate a journey a general -- specifically hired to build that trump dossier. she was kind of paid by the clintons when you look at it logically. as "the daily caller" points out, sure does look like using gps was trying to buy influence in the obama state deferments. bruce ohr revealed that during september 2016, steele said he was, quote, desperate, desperate that donald trump not get elected, passionate not him being president. the memo also exposes during the initial application for the fisa warrant, the counter intel divisions at

christopher wray was in the afterment of justice september 11. he was part of the team that immediately responded to that catastrophe. he worked closely with james comey and with bob mueller. law-enforcement community in washington is small and close-knit. side on the conservative and perhaps trump himself would potentially have been able to criticize christopher wray as a member of the swamp. the fact that trump installed someone at the top of the fbi who has been willing to quietly isticize the white house something that i imagine the president could have a bit of buyers remorse about. host: we will conclude on that note. >> "washington journal" continues. host: please welcome back the former deputy assistant to president trump and former national security adviser to the president and a fox news contributor and best selling author. guest: thanks for having me. host: let me begin with foreign policy. in a phrase or ste

that's what's happening in the house against christopher steele. in the senate it's republican senator chuck grassley along with republican senator lindsey graham. they are literally trying to get the justice department to bring criminal charges against christopher steele and in the middle of this scrum with the president reportedly meeting in person today at the white house with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein to discuss the democrats' classified memo on this matter with the white house actively engaged in making its decision about releasing the democratic information or not, letting the republican attacks on the fbi and chris steele stand unanswered or not as they have a five-day clock ticking and today is day two, now in the middle of that the "washington post" has published a whole bunch of new reporting we have never seen before about what actually happened between this guy christopher steele and the fbi. quoting from the lede here, "in the fall of 2016, a little more than a month before donald trump was elected president, christopher s

it will take more than christopher ray resigning. -- christopher wray resigning. actions because the nature of what they did not do. trish: my next guest said there should be some disciplinary action. you bring up criminal. this is criminal to think you had this information and you didn't do anything about it. now these kids in florida are dead as a result. but -- om, what can we expect? they are so busy looking into the dossier and trying to figure out how donald trump somehow excluded with the russians to win the election. it seems to me they don't understand priorities. >> what's shocking to me, i hope we slow down and have a national" and debate. i have been talking about the upper-level distinguished from the field work of the fbi. but there has been a trail of this that calls into question the basic competency or basic caring about this. this throwing up your hand approach of chaos, we can't do anything is false. if they need more agents and need for mere budget to do their work, they ought to say it tonight or otherwise we believe the worst about the fbi. t

christopher: that is it, we had correction. had a low-volatility period for a long time, and you have people chasing funds and strategies in that kind of environment. is what the u.s. is down, asia is down, europe is down, it becomes a vicious cycle, and it takes a while to work itself out. we are towards the end of it now. vonnie: it only took a few days. damental about quan stocks. christopher: i didn't make it up. it is a mixer of quantum and fundamental -- vonnie: and momentum. christopher: we think it makes for a very strong or healthy portfolio. mark: chris can you choose to use the 12-1-month price moment of factor. why is that? christopher: we think it is still a moment of market and it has been for a long period of time. momentum, people worry about it because it has done well, but at the end of the day, it is not expensive. monthason why we use 12-1 is we are looking for things that have sold or traded down in the last month. we see that as an opportunity in the longer term trend. mark: you also say that this year wil

christopher wray dismissing. mr. wray telling congress he's not seen any fights and encouraging the fbi agents to ignore the noise on social media and tv. we'll discuss wray's distorted view of reality with dr. sebastian gork ka. >>> tonight, more evidence that special counsel robert mueller's team, a partisan hack. the latest addition of his team, a left wing activist. a full report coming up. >>> president trump pressuring democrat to act now on daca and immigration. >> this week i know you're working very hard on daca. everybody in the room wants daca. let's see if we can get that done and it would be a great achievement. we've been talking about it for many years and if we could do it would be a great achievement. >> a congresswoman says border security must come before any daca fix. she joins us. >>> christopher wray's stunning claim of no political bias at the agency. for months now the fbi has been open to scandal, scandaled over the discredited trump dossier, scandal over the texts and corruption investigatio

does christopher wray need to resign? >> i think that he needs to come forward and say, how did this happen, specifically? then he ought to explain himself. then let the folks in the agency and in congress decide whether need to resign himself. i think this is presidential decision. trish: fbi, this is over and over and over again. i don't care whether we're talking about hillary clinton email scandal, and everything we learned their biases regarding that, between lisa page and peter strzok. whether it was james comey leaking to the press as he did. it is like one thing after another and now we're learning that, you know they were issuing fisa warrants, getting a judge to sign off of that based on opposition party research. that by the way was likely fed by vladmir putin himself. so you know, fine, mueller's indicting these 13 russians. i'm just saying we need to look long and hard at our fbi and christopher wray is the guy in charge, michael. >> wednesday we hear the story about this video blogger who sends a name, cruz'

this not just christopher wray, the fbi director.m going to tell you the fbi people are ticked. if you think you can push us off this because you can intimidate the director, you'd better think again. you've been around a long time. >> they've got information that they -- and do you know what? let me read to you what the president around 6:30 this morning tweeted. the top leadership and investigators of the fbi and the justice department. something which would have been unthinkable a short time ago, sxrank fi rank and file are great people. he is really blasting what he cause the top people. not only the fbi but the justice department. >> that's why this has such pro found implications. it is not bonl russian interference in the election and paying the way for the president to bolster his narrative this is a witch hunt, but it also provides him with some rationale to replace the senior leadership with people who are on his team. as we've seen time and again, that is what he is seeking from an institution that has long a history impor

christopher wray thinks otherwise. this is not an attempt to muddy up the investigation but tellsa on the phone that's what it is. with respect to muler and his team, they're following the clinton playbook in part, which is to shoot the messenger because they have problems with the facts being investigated. that's fine. but in the end it didn't help bill clinton. he got impeached and tried and his presidency was impacted by it. >> it is fascinating to road all the reporting into the people who have tried to stop this from coming out. chris wray talked to john kelly. director of national intelligence dan coats met with him. security officials largely focused on the need to protect sources and methods of intelligence gathers, as well as concerns about setting a dangerous precedent. >> this isn't subtle, folks. you have the director of national intelligence, head of fbi, both trump appointees, and members of the justice department saying don't do this. this is reckless and could is the a dangerous precedent. and the white

and we have got to remember, that the christopher wray is a republican appointed by the president. rod rosenstein is a republican. jim comey was a republican. ann andrew mccabe was a remember, these are all appointees and are republicans. so make the case that they're somehow biassed and in favor of hillary clinton and out to get the president is just not right. >> that's something that we have been talking about for months. at the risk of annoying everyone, is i had been told that there was going to be a lot of there there about the whole probe, and now i've got the memo, and it's only about one person that everyone used to agree was very peripheral. i turn now to a man at the center of the controversy engulfing the united states tonight. that's not hyperbole. michael isikoff, why are you in the memo. does it suggest, as viewers have been told, that you did something wrong? or that your sources did something wrong in dealing with you? >> i was as surprised as anybody to see my story cited in the memo as having been extensively cited to the fisa court. number one, everything in the

there was this former it is by christopher steele.was the one who is tasked together the research for the trump dossier and then his justice department official bruce ohr, and based on our reporting, at a certain point, the fbi cut off the contact with christopher steele and after that, steele continue to provide information to the fbi through an indirect channel which was bruce ohr. we have a quote from the four-page memo that has just been declassified. what is states is steele admitted to ohr against then candidate trump in september 2016 when steele told ohr that he, steele, was desperate that trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being president. so that information goes to the idea that steele had a political agenda when he was gathering this information and they were being mangled by the dnc and the clinton campaign. and if i could, i do know a little bit about the democrats version of the memo. i know you are asking john about that. the democrats version is ten pages. their argument all along has been that the

here's the reason why, christopher steele is a foreign citizen's citizen. we have not seen that he never registered as a -- so if we are going to go off of the precedent set by the russian indictment, all of the conditions are there in this case, robert mueller should be investigating steel, linton, fusion gps, hillary clinton. isn't it about fairness and equal application of the law? if mueller is going after russian trolls, maybe he will be okay with prosecuting christopher steele and the people paying him to create a py dossier full of russian lies as they try to use to lie to the american people. rush limbaugh had an amazing point on his radio show about why mueller only indicted the russians for certain reasons pretty nails it. take a look. >> the things that the russians were charged with in the indictment or wire fraud, defrauding the united states, mail fraud. these charges that the russians were hit with in this indictment have nothing to do with the avowed purpose of the special counsel investigation. literally nothing. and if these russians were

if you were christopher wray and that happens, how do you not resign? >> brooke, thanks for having me back and i think chris wray who's a good man. i endorsed him when his nomination was announced ought to resign rather than be part of this shameful episode. this is not isolated. there has been a series of seven big lies, smears against the russia investigation, this bogus knew necessary memo is only the latest. trump's own fbi director saying that there are omissions in the memo that make it misleading. well, of course when you're using intelligence. i was an ambassador and the last thing you're supposed to do with intelligence is use it as a political football. expose it. when you're doing that in a misleading way, chris wray has no choice. he's got to walk away from it. history will celebrate him if he does. it's like the mccarthy era all over again. he can't continue to be apart of it if they put this memo out. >> so if they put this memo out tomorrow and going with the ambassador's reasoning that he should resign for various reasons, dana bash, we

so with me, someone who actually knows christopher wray is garrett graph.r cnn contributor and we keep talking about his frustration and we know that the president is frustrated because obviously he wants to release this memo, but chris wray, what kind of man is he? tell me what you know. >> i think that there was a perhaps a misunderstanding last summer when christopher wray was initially put up for this job that he was going to be some sort of sympathic trump stooge, sort of a trump plant at the white house but christopher wray has a long and distinguished history within the justice department. this is someone who was the assistant attorney general for the criminal division in the years after 9/11, which was actually the unit overseeing the counterterrorism portfolio at the time. it was before the reorganization that led to the national security division and so this is someone who was right there in that post-9/11 crucible with men like robert mueller, with men like jim comey and many people don't realize that christopher wray actually in the famous 2004

gorka, are feeding even more information to christopher steele. the bulk of the fisa warrant we learn tonight was based on this entire russian dossier, and that it had unverified information. it all turns out to be lies and comey's answer is, well, we trusted him because we used him in the past. and they didn't verify. i know people in the fbi. this is not bu not how operate. good people of this country i am certain are lived about this tonight because this was an attempt to steal an election and later as it was renewed it was an attempt to undermine a duly elected president of the united states. by the way to my idiotic overpaid colleagues that call themselves journalists as they have been pushing a narrative that's been false for a year they missed the biggest story of their career. because now this is verified tonight. dr. gorka? >> this is the biggest story not just of their career but of modern politics. i want to put this into perspective and crunch everything down that you've said into a bumper sticker. watergate was big, big story yes for

extensive contact with a russian oligarch who offered him access to christopher steele. warner texted he would quote rather not have a paper trail in case he could not seal an agreement with the former british spy. steele has still not agreed to an interview with the panel. warmer began texting with the lobbyist adam wald-on-in 2017 to get the wikileaks founder julian assange to the u.s. to potentially face criminal charges. that went nowhere. the warner's office tells me turned over whatever information he got to the fbi appear in that matter. warner and waldman also exchanged dozens of texts about possible testimony from waldman's primary client the russian billionaire who had his visa revoked by the state department in 2006 because of charges he has organized crime ties. which he denies. warner was intent on connecting direct whether i christopher steele without anyone else being in the loop at least initially. an aide to the republican chairman senator richard burr now tells fox he was aware much the contact that warner made but added, quote, i don't believe he was a

it's an assertion in the memo about christopher steele himself. republicans have tried to make the dossier a scandal. they've tried to make christopher steele a scandal. he was the head russia guy at mi-6 for years. they've been trying to make him a dubious person. they've turned a lot of what are supposed to be the congressional russia investigations into instead full-time efforts to impugn christopher steele and the russia dossier. because republicans have done that, we've got pretty good public record, documents in the public domain, about the doss r dossier, about christopher steel and the firm that commissioned it. the republicans have hauled fusion gps up to capitol hill and pressured their found are into giving 21 hours of congressional testimony about christopher steele and the dossier. well, in this member open released today, this is what they say about christopher steele personally, which is designed to undercut him as a source, thereby undercut the dossier, thereby undercut the russian investigation, even though it want based on the do

on this for a long time and tried to make the dossier a scandal and christopher steele a scandal. he was the head russia guy in britain for years. they tried to make him into a scandal. because they have been trying to make that case for a year now, in fact, they have turned a lot of what are supposed to be the congressional russia investigations into instead full-time ef poforts because ofe republicans have done that, we have got pretty good public record. we have documents in the public domain about the dossier and about christopher steele, about the creation of the dossier and firm that commissioned it. part of the reason we got all that detail is because republicans have hauled fusion gps to capitol hill and pressured their founder in giving 21 hours of congressional testimony about steele and the dossier because republicans are so invested in making it sound like a terrible thing. it was released today. this is what they say about christopher steele personally which is designed to under can the him as a source, there by under cut the russia investigation even though the inves

we've all heard about christopher steele. you've dealt with him.id he strike you as being motivated by partisanship, by animus toward donald trump, or a concern over security? >> the latter. look, he's a serious guy. he was the mi-6 russia specialist in -- for many years. and we'll have in the forthcoming book some very interesting stories about the role that he played for mi-6. he had this private investigative firm. he was well regarded in the field. he was known as a russia specialist. he had been a source for both the fbi and the state department for many years on matters relating to russia and ukraine. so i checked him out at the time, he was clearly a serious guy. and, yeah, what he had learned, he was seriously concerned about. he thought it was a genuine national security threat. now, the accuracy of what he had to say in that memo, the jury is still out. but the fact that he had these credentials and was concerned was something that was concerning to the fbi. >> michael isikoff, thank you. i appreciate it. >> sure enough. >>> on the dossie

we don't know that's the case about christopher steele. it doesn't matter from a law enforcement purpose. >> once they check the facts -- >> once they check the facts and assess there's probable cause or criminal pred cat, history is replete with whistleblowers who act for all sorts of reasons and motives. it doesn't matter if the facts they bring to bear prove out. >> ken dilanian has a statement from carter page. >> i'm read it to you. the brave and deciduous oversight by leaders in discovering this abuse of process represents a giant historic leap in the repair of america's democracy. now that a few of the misdeeds against the trump movement have been partially revealed i look forward to updating my pending legal action in opposition to doj this weekend in preparation for monday's next small step on the long potholed road toward helping to restore law and in order our great country. that's typical of the e-mails many of us have been getting from carter page. he's consistently denied that he is an agent of russia but also advocated a pro

so you know, christopher steele is not the object of this investigation. vladimir putin and his meddling in our election process is. we have to give that in mind. >> judy miller, think of your analysis. i will ask you to stick around as we will discuss this later in the show as well. in the meantime, adam schiff rebuttal to the republican memo. making the big debut. aimed at countering republican allegations that the fbi abused surveillance powers in the investigation been heard judy miller's take care love more not on this breaking news coming up.keep it right here on fox news channel. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-ins

that is a problem potentially for christopher steele. potentially a crime of lying to the fbi.another problem for the fbi, misrepresenting things to the fisa court. >> sean: not for the rank and file. we always got to make that distinction.n. these were a few people, the leadership. i'm just saying that because i don't want to taint these guys that work to save our country every day. great reporting, ed henry in washington. thank you for being with us. joining a snack, former secret service agent dan bongino. also withuo us, i quoted his net book for years, tell the truth, tell. literally, tell yourself, he's back, a brand-new book, it's called the making of the president, 2016, how the fbi director james comey cost hillary clinton the presidency. i disagree with a conclusion bue you are a good writer, i love the book. former white house correspondent to the president. here's what we know. we can't argue politics with the clintons because you love the clintons. but here's what we know tonight and i think you'll agree, actually. so we know that what they were reporting in the se

hillary clinton, fusion gps, and christopher steele, clinton wanted opposition research.nstead of going to an opposition research firm, she went to a smear firm,ar fusion gps. she hired glenn simpson. people testified before the senate judiciary committee this last summer that it happened to them, that fusion gps phonied up a dossier to smear them, and that is what they did through christopher steele and ex-british spy who conjured out of thin air what is on its face a preposterous dossier. >> sean: so simpson, steele, hillary, potential legal jeopardy? >> all of them for campaign laws, and a registration act and a myriad of other crimes as well. >> sean: let's go to your breaking news tonight, sara. >> so going right from what was said, not just those three, remember, it expanded to the state department, this is where devin nunes is probably looking at as well, which is the reason why he sent those letters to senior obama administration officials, which he did not name, but it is expansive. looking at people within the state department, the second dossier, sidney blument

i asked christopher wray, director wray, show us the application. show us what was put together to go get this warrant to spy on a fellow citizen at a secret court. show us that information. we haven't seen it. >> well, he was a suspected foreign agent. that was why they were asking for a warrant to surveil him. >> if you had -- i heard congressman schiff say on the previous segment, if you had other information on carter page, why didn't you use it? why did you rely on the dossier? >> hang on. >> why tell the court -- >> let's ask congressman himes. >> congressman himes is clear. they didn't tell the court that the democratic national committee paid for it. that's an important fact. >> okay. did they rely exclusively on the dossier, congressman himes? >> like the nunes memo, that's a complete misrepresentation of the facts. the fbi has been keeping their eye on carter page long before christopher steele was in the picture. remember this, congressman jordan said that four times they went to the fisa court, and that's exactly right. four times in whi

news article planted by christopher steele.teele wrote the fake dossier and planted a fake new story to validate the dossier. the fbi was going to pay christopher steele, but when they found out he was talking to the media and he was unreliable, they canceled payments to him. even after canceling payments, the fbi and the department of justice reauthorized the fisa warrant to spy on american citizens based on a political document. i've been waiting a long time to stick together that fact pattern. i think devin nunes and the members of the intelligence committee have done a great service to the country and now rather than have a bunch of partisan bickering, i think we need to come together as republicans end republicans democrats, remedy the situation immediately, support president trump in his efforts to reform the fbi and pass legislation so that this type of thing never happens again. >> harris: i don't know how much like you are going to have with democrats coming together with you, nancy pelosi wants a house until chairman

>> i can't speak for christopher wray. we're reminded that that is the white house appointment for the fbi. i think he needs to do -- continue to do what he's doing, which is spell out the inaccuracies of the memo. i can tell you from my knowledge of the testimony that's taken place over the last year, that there are inaccuracies in the memo. when you compare their four-page memo to the minority's ten-page memo, it's clear that this was fast and loose with little regard for the facts. it's a desperate attempt. it's illustrative of the fact that the president is far more concerned with his political and legal security, hnd' got help from congress. he's far more concerned about

christopher wray. in a show down over the expected release of a republican intelligence memo alleging fbi abuses of surveillance laws against the trump campaign. tonight the fbi is expressing quote grave concern about making the memo publi why? they say it's inaccuratebecause it doesn't ha complete basis. and worried about sources and methods. however, the white house chief of staff john kellily says he predicting a quick are lease. adding the whole world will see it. what is this about? is this going to be good for the democracy or good for political expediency. a strong opinion and a voice in the matter. republican congressman steve king. member of the house judiciary committee. before we get after it, what's right is right. thank god you are okay. you and the other congress members on that train. horrible what happened to the driver of the truck. horrible that any of it happened. thank god you're all right. good to have you, congressman. >> well, thank you, chris. i do want to say that there's a fam

where is the prosecution of christopher steele? this is a slam dunk case.rish: we have fred fleitz, should christopher steele be held accountable? >> i think a lot of people should be held accountable. we are learning from the memo produced by the house republicans that the fisa court was repeatly told things that weren't true in terms of misrepresenting where the information came from. we have to get steele back into the country so he can be prosecuted, which will be difficult. trish: is it the fighta court's fault that they didn't get the whole zwroir? >> no, the fault is with the justice department. that's why we have to get the transcript to find out what was the justice department saying to this judge to justify spying on a member of a political campaign. trish: i am with you on that. i would love to see that transcript. right now everything we are getting is colored by a political bias one way or another. if you are saying we are going to take devin nunes at his word. you a still have the democrats' memo most of of which can't be seen because there ar

even before christopher wray was shown the memo, boyd also showed concerns. the department of justice saying they would like to review and so would the fbi. this to say tweeting fisa warrants are thick documents 50, 60 documents. if the nunes document is four pages you can just bet its a carefully picked bowl of cherries. keep in mind ample reporting our own and elsewhere that a number of documents not just the steel dossier went into that application. saying repeatedly that the investigation, the fbi, the justice department are all somehow tainted and this dossier is a big part of it. and if those white house talking points sound what is in the memo, did the white house consult with republicans on the hill. quigley said was any of this done after during conversation or consultation with anyone in the white house. nunes says as far as i know no. had any consultation, communication at all with the white house? chairman nunes did not answer that question, nor did sarah sanders when chris cuomo asked. >> not that i know of. >> i just don't know the answer. i don

news article was planted by christopher steele, the very author of the dossier.s is the first time in american political history that an opposition research document has been injected into the bloodstream of our intelligence community. that's not a republican or democrat concern. that's an american concern. for just a moment in this town we would put down our partisan swords and work together i think we could develop a process that the american people would have greater confidence in moving forward for republicans or democrat democrats. >> well, this memo is a republican memo. >> nunes didn't write this memo. >> they have staff. this could have been done in a bipartisan way. it was not. in fact, democrats submitted their memo to counter this. and that's going through a process right now. it's not being released at the same time. i have to ask you, in this memo, it make clear that a counterintelligence investigation by the fbi began in july 2016, investigating george papadopoulos. of course, that's the former campaign staffer for the trump campaign, who has pled g

>> the fact is how am i six, christopher steele, british spy, is it not a fact that christopher steele has an obsessive hatred for donald trump? is it not a fact on the record that christopher steele is on the record doing everything he can do to obstruct the election of donald trump and to take from down? i think his personal motivation at some point demand scrutiny. he has refused to testify, as far as i know, to the congers men of the united united state. >> so don't mark warner. you make such a great point. mark warner was doing this months and months before that and never told anybody. you have to wonder, why does he go rogue? if you understand how kuhn's work, they have a ton of staffers. he would never coordinate your own meeting. you would not only have your staffers do it. you would involve the staffers of marco rubio, whoever else. as he said in the text messages, no paper trail. stinks to high heaven. >> i sound like a broken record about partisanship. but the problem with partisanship, there's something in here that's worth talking about. christopher steele could be the gre

grassley has argued that the clinton campaign was working closely with christopher steele. you were a top adviser to hillary clinton during the campaign. what's your response to that? >> first of all, i think what senator grassley and senator graham are doing is consistent with what congressman nunes is doing in the house. they're trying to muddy the waters. they're trying to besmirch the name of people like christopher steele, simply working to get to the bottom of russia's involvement in our election. they're doing this for politics to protect the president of the united states. they're not doing it actually figure out what happened -- >> what lindsey graham and grassley are is alleging is that he lied to the fbi, christopher steele, by leaking information to the news media when he promised he wouldn't talk to the news media. >> the fbi would be in the best position to know what steele told them and whether that accords with the truth. the idea that you have members of congress referring to the fbi about conversations that chris steele had with the fbi, that's more a poli

i don't think christopher wray is, he's a fellow georgian.n the scout, but there are some partisans in the fbi and what i'm concerned about and i think brian would be too, did their partisanship abuse the fisa process? we don't know that. but i do know that people on that committee, aside from trey gowdy and devin nunes or matt gates, people like ileana ros-lehtinen, will hurd, peter king, who are not solid trump supporters, who are very critical and very bipartisan of our party, many times they voted to release these memos. they're doing it because they're very worried. >> one more question. brian, that is that just in the last hour or so we have learned that house speaker paul ryan has come out and publicly supported the release of the democratic rebuttal to this. the memo from the democrats on the house intel committee. are you encouraged hearing that? >> not really. because i didn't hear a commitment that he would release the two memos concurrently. that's the democrats' big complaint. they're saying the release the democrat one eventuall

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