the 302s, that is christopher steele, bruce ohr. fisa applications themselves, we talked about the fourth bucket with the fbi. the president said that he would be dumb i could declassify and unredacted this. he still hasn't done it. how important is it and what would it do to mute the never ending investigations that want to go on? how would that mitigate what he is trying to do to make this go on till the end of history? >> what it does for us is it gives closure to the house republicans and all the information that we have uncovered for the last two years. it would give finality to everyone who wants to know exactly what their government did to a political campaign. that's why we want this fisa out there. we always talk about this last fisa because people will learn about the insurance policy, they will finally learn the insurance policy that they put together, to learn what it is. >> the investigation? >> well, i actually don't think so. i think the insurance policy, a lot of people thought that but what we believe the insurance

unlike the russians, we have a presidential candidate hireded through a firewall, christopher steeler opponent and he did so and he used russian sources, which were also foreign nationals and then they used the auspices of the federal government, the cia, the fbi, and the state department to see those unproven allegations in the election climate and we also we note use that dossier.ns out of all that we don't get anything. i think in conclusion, president trump should just declassify these documents thats have been requested by the congressional committees, give a speech and say i want to restore specialtity of the counsel. i want to get a nonpartisan attorney and i want to give about 90 days about whether there was one thing, collusionto and if you can't, no problem, but if you can, we will see where it goes and i think christopher steele has a lot of legal exposure. >> tucker: certainly start with the classifying the steps of the rest of us can -- thank you very much. >> i think it would be wise to do so and the ethical thing to do as well. >> tucker: i agree with that completely.

can't have the same rights as someone like christopher steele so i should imagine that the judge would be asking for more information more evidence despite the fact the secret grand jury has been convened he is trying to find any way they can try and get julian assange. the guardian says just to be meeting with for do you think that could be a reason to seal the charges. i think there's been a amazingly clever conflation going on with the american establishment ever since the trump alexion where they've been trying to link alleged russian links between trump's officials trump's advisors in the run up to election with russian hacking and then by extension trying to make a link between wiki leaks for leaking the democratic national congress e-mails and hillary clinton's e-mails in the run up to that election and trying to pin that on the russians as well so they're trying to conflate the idea that there's some sort of russian collusion with trump's team and definitely russian collusion with wiki leaks and yet this is despite and in the teeth of all evidence which to this date as i unders

the term could pay an advisor to memos on duty official bruce ohr's interactions with christopher steeleoing to start with you, kennedy. we know with recent documents that congress had obtained with bruce ohr that christopher steele was worried about comey's iron, he was worried they would be exposed. is president trump keeping these documents leverage against an incoming democrat-controlled house? >> kennedy: yes. that part, i disagree with. i don't think it should be used as a form of political extortion. i think we should get in the habit of releasing these things getting to to peer into the process of fisa application -- warrant applications. i think it's really critical. there's so much we don't know, and so much left up to the imagination, which leads to ulcers of conspiracy theories and conjecture. and demagoguery on both sides. it also adds to this already-toxic environment. we have to come up with a better process, and there are so many outstanding questions. as adam schiff talks about conflict of interest and appearance of russian collusion, you could apply those exact same wor

founder glenn simpson or the depositions made by christopher steele's team.y always made it sound as though when they got the information, explosive revelations about carter page they went to the f.b.i. and the only interest was the national security and alerting law enforcement. and that they didn't go to the press until months later. it turns out almost within days of him puttingat together the allegations, they were shopping it to the press to see if they could get it out there in the middle of july. >> tucker: you are saying the creepy foreigner with actual russia ties christopher steele accuses a former naval officer and annapolis grad falsly of being a russian agent -- falsely as being a russian agent and everyone in the press takes it as face value? >> i want to give credit where it is due. according to page, contacted by numerous reputable press outlets in the summer asking him the question and he deniedie it and they never ran with the story. >> tucker: right. >> it took simpson and fusion up until september to get somebody to bite. but the point her

christopher steele who built the entire russia dossier was referred by the head of the senate judiciary he lied to the fbi. when simpson gave testimony, he was hired to set up the whole russia story -- he gave testimony that was at odds with what bruce ohr gave. it's important everyone be held accountable, it's not just them, you look at james clapper who lied about spying on everyone, john brennan lied about spying, hillary clinton lied about whether classified systems work. holding people accountable for lying is a good thing, it should be done overall. >> bret: donald trump at the time under oath as he's tweeting that we had no ties, no nothing, no loans obviously he's not under oath when he's telling reporters that he had nothing ever to do with russia. >> he didn't have business deals with russia. >> bret: he didn't develop but it was being discussed as it continued on until june as opposed to january. my point is, is there something here as far as money? we don't know. deutsche bank, got rated for the panama papers today. we don't know if it's tied at all but if there's a money li

and christopher steele -- >> she lost, you won. go ahead. >> i don't see a lot. >> this is a symptom of what you are talking about, the fact that we had a justice department under this president that in many ways has been dysfunctional and the fact is it is hard to be attorney general of the united states. it is hard to be a prosecutor because there will be times you have to do things people -- long-term constitutional interests of the country. we've not had that at the justice department under this president. it is a good question to ask. why are we investigating russian collusion on the republican side but not the democrat side? i sense it is because you had people making decisions who felt compromised themselves and didn't know if they could be bold and as a result just checked out. i think the president's frustration over this is legitimate that he believes, let's end the myth on this that jeff sessions recused because he was involved in the campaign. eric older was involved in president obama's campaign, jeff sessions recused.

remember, christopher steele does not stand by his own dossier when pressed in an great britain.ames clapper, let's go to the videotape. he lied under oath about national surveillance programs. so did john brennan. he also lied under oath about leaking. james comey lied under oath when he said the report about the clinton investigation had not been written before she was in to interviewed, a lie. his second-in-command, andrew mccabe, he was actually fired because of his pattern of lying. where are the federal cases against these liars? against theseag people lying to congress? instead, we are pushing for charges, fired fbi director comey he defended it on "the view." he said, i lied. you can still be a good person if you lie. well, unless you are republican and they're going to put you in jail. >> your second in command, mccabe, was fired for lying. you lied multiple times within the fbi. you defended his character on twitter. that is okay. lying ishe okay? >> it is not okay. that case illustrates what an organization that is committed to the truth looks like. i order that invest

and christopher steele got these fabricated documents from the russians. >> like she lost, you won, so, go ahead, governor. >> collusion there, but i don't see a lot of outcry for that. >> you asked the question. i'll let the governor answer. >> listen, i think this is a symptom, what you're talking about, is a symptom of the fact that we've had a justice department, quite frankly under this president that in many ways has been completely dysfunctional and the fact is that, it's hard to be attorney general of the united states, and it's hard to be a prosecutor because they're going to be times you have to do things which people aren't going to think of popular or in the long-term constitutional interest of the country and we've not had that at the justice department under this president and so if you're asking that question, it's a good question to ask, why are we investigating russian collusion on the republican side and not the democratic side and i sense because you've had people making decisions who have felt compromised themselves and they didn't know whether they could be

help glue it and you know be you know what happens in you and he or she is named christopher steele the former m i six agent these claims are being investigated by u.s. special counsel robert mueller into trump's ties to moscow during the ukraine crisis in two thousand and fourteen and fifteen chris still had a number of commercial clients who were asking him for reports on what was going on in russia what was going on in ukraine what was going on between them chris had a friend at the state department any offered us that reporting free so that we could also benefit from it it was one of you know hundreds of sources what else did this british spy offer what one does the dossier he passed two to four pages of short points of what he was finding and our immediate reaction to that was this is not in our purview this needs to go to the f.b.i. if there is any concern here that one candidate or the election as a whole might be influenced by the russian federation there you have an obama era diplomat who has been caught on tape being against you democracy and for u.s. backed regime change in y

so in september this year the man who created the trump dodgy dossier the former m i six guy christopher steele was sued by some russians through the american courts because apparently he had reduced their reputations and the american judge said it was judge and the epstein advocacy on issues of public interest has the capacity to inform public debate and therefore furthers the purposes of the first amendment regardless of system ship or residency now if this can apply to a british form and i six officer in the usa why can you not apply to an astray in publisher currently enjoying asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in the u.k. a very good question and just finally there is a lot of the boat there was in the in the u.s. at the moment about press freedom and we've seen the c.n.n. journalist banned from the white house that sparked a big debate but when it comes to doing the big big case like this it doesn't seem to get the same platform one when it comes to talking about freedom of the press. yes it's a strange one i mean obviously when we spoke into the international consciousness about eight year

in the words of dnc lawyer mike elias, christopher steele fraud thrents dossier intended old fo to disenfranchises on the presidential election. we'll do a recount and we'll win. how do they do this? necessity find missing ballots. where do they finds them? in deep blue counties run by democrats in florida, broward and palm beach. broward and palm beach counties may sounds familiar to you. in 2000 there was a hand recount in broward county because the democrats didn't want to accept the results of a presidential election. in 2006 there was another recounts started by the democrats. in 2016 another recount and 2018 another recount in the same two counties. folks, there 3,141 counties in the united states. so you tell me how 3,139 counties can get their votes in 30 minutes after the polls close, but not these two. the other counties get it right. there is even a county that suffered a category 4 hurricane in florida that was able to turn in their ballots 30 minutes after the election. but the same two deep blue democrat controlled counties in florida where the republicans won in the two most of imp

they went and hired a foreigner, christopher steele who created the fake dossier which was the basis for securing the warrant to spy on president trump's campaign. it was just a couple weeks ago glenn simpson was subpoenaed to answer our questions and he took the fifth. you take the fifth only when you think you face up. i would have loved for him to answer my questions and he didn't. now they are writing an op-ed and lecturing us. to take one party's opposition research document and dress it up to use to get a warrant to spy on on the party's candidate? lou: because they got caught and they have a level of arrogance that's been unmatched in several decades. i want to share with you and the audience the last sentence of his tree treatise. the. >> ed: in the "new york times" -- the op-ed in the "new york times." we hope the next congress puts country before party and focuses on the real villain of 2016. the president of russia, vladimir putin. i would say the real villain was a fella by the name of barack h. obama. >> thank goodness president trump won. if he didn't, we wouldn't know

so few people held accountable for lying to congress even in the russia story, christopher steele who built the entire russia dossier and almost a year ago, he lied to the fbi. and testimony, the guy hired by hillary clinton to set up the russia story, gave testimony at odds meaning one or both of them lied to congress, look at james clapper who line about spy on everyone, john brennan who lied to congress, hillary clinton who lied about how systems worked in her interview with the fbi, holding people accountable for lying is a good thing. heather: another key witness in the russia investigations is a common complaint against robert mueller could come down as soon as today. jerome corsi's attorneys say the document will outline how the special counsel and mueller epstein prompted him to allegedly lie under oath and commit violations like witness tampering. corsi rejected a plea deal from mueller this week. one of donald trump's judicial nominees destined for failure. south carolina senator tim scott announced he will not support thomas bar's nomination, the republican cited a 1991 mem

help glue it and you know be you know what happens if nuland he or she is named jake and christopher steele the former m i six agent whose claims are being investigated by u.s. special counsel robert mueller into trump's ties to moscow during the ukraine crisis in two thousand and fourteen and fifteen chris still had a number of commercial clients who were asking him for reports on what was going on in russia what was going on in ukraine what was going on between them chris had a friend at the state department any offered us that reporting free so that we could also benefit from it it was one of you know hundreds of sources what else did this british spy offer one wonders the dossier he passed two to four pages of short points of what he was finding and our immediate. reaction to that was this is not in our purview this needs to go to the f.b.i. if there is any concern here that one candidate or the election as a whole might be influenced by the russian federation there you have it on a bomber here a diplomat who has been caught on tape being against the new democracy and for u.s. backed re

yeah, that firm to dig up the russian dirt and hiring a foreign national, christopher steele, an ex-foreignupply subsequently put together a dirty dossier of russian lies. that campaign opposition research. remember it was distributed across all of obama's doj as credible, nonpartisan information, the content leaked to the press before the 2016 election. he reported that quote a veteran supply has given information alleging the russian operative to cultivate donald trump. yahoo! reports september of 2016. democrats are trying to rig the election with the help of hillary bought and paid for foreign nationals using russian lies. remember none of it it was ever confirmed most of it has been debunked. as you can see, elliot is an experienced democratic operativ. he has been involved in recounts. in 2013 he said those that have seen past recounts in virginia know they do not tend to change the result. by the way it was only 167-vote advantage for the guy he represented. the next year he said quote recounts only really happen when you are talking about dozens or a few hundred votes separating can

the dossier from christopher steele, and only did he steal he lied in length and was fired by the fbiguess what? he was working still with bruce or, the fourth most powerful guy and now we have notes that show that he was trying to be bruce ohr and his wife, they're trying to feed information to robert mueller. meanwhile, he doesn't even stand by his own dossier. in an interrogatory in great britain. let's go to the videotape. he lied under oath about national surveillance programs. so to john brennan. he also lied under oath about leaking. james comey lied under orth. his second-in-command, andrew mccabe. he was actually fired because of his pattern of lying. where are the federal cases against these liars? against these people. they lied to congress. instead, we are pushing for charges, we are firing colby and he defended it. he said, i lied. you can still be a good person if you live. well, less of are republican and they're going to put you in jai. >> he was fired for lying multiple times within the fbi. you defended his character on twitter. that is okay. lying is okay? >> does n

making, to your point about the attorney general, these issues, you look at the steel dossier, christopher steel, you look at the gentlemen at the state department, winier who is pushing it. you look at adam walderman who is also pushing it. i don't think the mueller investigation is going to look at. if we had an attorney general, they could certainly make sure that that was subject of a serious investigation. as long as you don't have someone making a priority it's not going to happen. >> laura: all right. interesting information all around. great conversations. up next, my angle on the next ag, stay there. >> cartel was on his way to a drop. >> laura: justice delayed, justifjustice denied. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> i have attorney general that never took control of the justice department, jeff sessions. it's sort an incredible thing. >> i'm disappointed in the attorney general for many reasons. >> laura: well it happens in relationships. the president and jeff sessions started off strong. they were tight. but then they basically ended up height closure. it's been three weeks. we

christopher steele was given a criminal referral.e that whole russia conspiracy document. they know he lied to federal investigators and they referred him. i haven't heard anything about it you have glenn simpson who was christopher steele's boss. he gave testimony that was in conflict what w. what bruce ohr a doj official gave. one of them at least is lying to congress. we haven't heard anything about that. you have -- it should not just be that one person gets in trouble for lying to congress. everybody should who does it. ed: what about kid gloves hillary clinton and cheryl mills and her team got in terms of whether her team was consistent. >> hillary clinton, we know from the naacp inspector general report that came out she lied to the fbi whether she knew how classified systems worked. they declined to charge her with a crime. something they have the right to do. if you are going to go easy on one political party. you should probably go ease i don't know 00 other one or conversely have the same standard whether it's one party or

fraud that was committed, the bulk of information being the unverified dossier that not even christopher steele by, and of course trying to influence the 2016 election with bought and paid for rationalize and using the -- a lot they are. >> a lot there, sean. he takes the chairmanship, i can guarantee you he's going to move forward with this. the american people need this. they want this to wrap up. they want to know the truth. this is why not only does there need to be an investigation by the senate judiciary committee, but we also need those documents declassified and only the president can do this. the only way to get to the truth is to get transparency, to get those documents declassified. that's the foreign intelligence act warrant on carter page. we also need the gang of eight. >> the gang of eight, three oh twos -- because this is what they need to do now so we can move forwar. >> sean: it's interesting. donald trump was able to defy the history of bill clinton who lost 60 seats, eight senate seats in his first midterm. obama lost, gregg, six seats in the senate but 63 house seats. he fo

funneling money through perkins -- hiring, of course, christopher steel. voting dossier, disseminated, propaganda, lies sent out. leaked, so that it would hurt donald trump in that election. stealing the election from bernie sanders. i mean, this goes on and on. what's happening here and can you update us on arizona? >> so we do have enough lawyers on the ground, sean, and obviously, we had this great ruling today where the judge said that they were being unconstitutional in the way they were not being transparent with the ballots. brenda snipes. in arizona we just also got a good court ruling. we had two democrat counties in arizona that were continuing to try and fix ballots and cure votes and none of the republican counties were doing it the court ruled today that all the counties get to do that equally, and so there will be going on until next wednesday. that will be very good for mcsally but our lawyers have been on the ground. the rnc is on the ground. we have over 300 staff in each of these states to monitor the machine recounts and all this curing

ex-foreign spy subsequently put together a dirty dossier full of russian lies that not even christopher steele stood by? that campaign opposition research? it was distributed across all of obama's doj by steele as nonpartisan, leaked to the press before the american -- 2016, only days before the election, he reported "a veteran spy has given fbi information alleging a russian operative to cultivate donald trump." let's not forget about michael as a cop's yahoo report september 2016 alleging russian collusion. democrats trying to rig the election with the help of hillary is bought and paid for foreign nationals using russian lies. remember, none of it was ever confirmed. most of it has been debunked. as you can see, elias has been involved in recounts. in 2013, those who have seen past recounts in virginia know that they do not tend to change the results. by the way, it was only 167 vote advantage for the guy he is representing. the next year, he said, quote, recounts really only happened where you are talking about dozens or a few hundred votes separating candidates. gee, marc, i wonder why th

they hired fusion gps which has the connection to the christopher steele dossier. that caught the attention of president trump. rick scott announced on twitter today he retained the law firm gibson dunne. they were involved with the bush v. gore case back in 2000. so, to recap right now, you've got lawyers, descending upon florida that have ties to bush v. gore 2,000. here we go again, charles. charles: you wish we had only hanging chad to deal with at this point? >> some up with from florida, covered many races there, tried to get that out of my memory. you know what? it's florida. you never know. charles: blake, thank you. very much appreciate it. here to discuss what the gop can do going forward. rnc chairwoman, rohn ma mcdanielle. i want your -- rona mcdaniel. we had preliminary results announced. we had concessions given in florida. now it is game on, whoever can play this legal game the best i guess and find ballots in school libraries. it give as bad taste in everyone's mouth. >> what is happening in broward count concerns every american, that rick scott cam

those lies were rejected even by christopher steele himself when pressed in an interrogatory in greatritain under the i threat of perjury. then it's used as the basis to get fisa court warrants but they didn't tell the fisa judges hillary paid for it all and none of it is verified. mueller's investigation, this is not about russian collusion, or they would have gone after hillary about her russian collusion! this is all about -- has been about destroying donald trump. your duly elected president. now what else should we expect? look at the team i've been warning you about that mueller put together. 14 of 17 registered democrats. 12 donating to democratic campaigns including hillary clinton. one attorney represented hillary clinton and the clinton foundation.ep mueller's pitbull attended hillary clinton's election night victory party in brooklyn and supported sally yates' insubordination against the president. the conflicts of interest are too unbelievable to be true. of course, you won't see this in the mainstream media. they they they are the extensid the cheerleaders for their frien

even the author of the dossier, christopher steele, even he doesn't stand by the dossier. so a warning is buckle up because democrats are going to rehash all of it democrats take the house. we will have a lot more later in the program but first, and just moments we will take your life, as you can see, to mississippi, the president is currently about to rally voters ahead of this important runoff tomorrow between republican senator cindy hyde-smith and liberal democrat mike sp. this is a really important race that is definitely in play. if you are in mississippi because a win for the republica republican, that means an opportunity for the g.o.p. to solidify its lead in the senate. either going to be 53-47 or 52-48, and remember, votes in the senate are so important, especially when it comes to things like confirming, constitutionalist originalist justices, for the president to make important appointments like replacing jeff sessions and democrat mike sp, a far liberal that clearly supports chuck schumer and the rest of his radical democrats already in washington. he has bee

fraud that was committed, the bulkk of information being the unverified dossier that not even christopher steeletion with bought and paid for russian lies and using the false information, circular reporting, to also influence the appointment of a special counsel. a lot there. lot there, sean. t i think senator graham is right on the money. if we get senator graham, he takes his chairmanship of the senate judiciary committee, i can guarantee he will move forward with this. the american people need this. they want this to wrap up. they want to know the truth. this is why not only does theree need to be an investigation by the senate judiciary committee, but we also need those documents declassified and only the president can do this. the only way to get to the truth is to get transparency, to get those documents declassified, that's the foreign intelligence act warrant on carter page. we also need the gang of eight. >> sean: the gang of eight, 302s. >> the 302 by bruce ohr. this is what needs to be done so we can move forward. >>rd sean: it's interesting. donald trump was able to defy the history

of information in the fisa warrants use the same,fi unverified, uncorroborated dossier that christopher steeleer oath himself testified he had no idea it was true. this is all being ignored. why? because his partisan witch hunt has never really been about russia collusion. it has been about delegitimizing president trump. he started by a guy that says hd should lose 100 million to zero in the election. the car that exonerated hillary, was writing an exoneration before investigation. show me the man, i'll find you the crime. finally, we do turn to big and bad news out of florida. first, the good news, there will be noofl more recounts in the gubernatorial election or in any last-minute legal attempts to maybe steal the election, have to assume that's a possibility. republican ron desantis is now certified, he will be the next governor of the great state of florida. andrew gillum has not conceded even though he only picked up -- get this -- one vote in the recount. one vote. my sources tell me tonight that in fact rick scott has picked up a lot of votes in the recount. in the senate race, the ch

and then she paid for the phony russian dossier, that even christopher steele never stood by, went underand enter derogatory in britain. yet by the courts were lied to, information withheld, nothing was verified. then russian lies fed to the american people paid for by her. how does that get ignored and we have no evidence here ever of any trump-russia collusion? >> it gets ignored because of hypocrisy on steroids. jerome corsi is one of the most honorable, honest individuals on the planet. no one can remember ever word, every nuance of everything they may have said over the last ten years. no human being on earth. when they get an opportunity to dig through dozens and dozens and thousands of pages of comments, they will pick out one thing they want to use to run up the flag pole to make a case out of it. this is nothing but a witch hunt looking for a witch and they haven't found a witch in nearly two years, sean. that's all it is. >> sean: i believe, joe, and jerome corsi wanted to make it easy on himself, paul manafort wanted a lesser sentence. all they had to do was say what was wante

. >> s1 bruce ohr 's wife worked for the company that nyhired christopher steele -- >> you know all thiscome to an end. >> also we have time before now in the first of the year. >> my question is this. just as a former federal prosecutor as a constitutional rational matter. why would an acting attorney general have to recuse himself because the democrats demand he recuse himself? >> the democrats are the same people. there saying this is a constitutional crisis. remember in june 2017 it's a crisis because jeff sessions was the attorney general. they cannot get any of their stories straight. erthey're looking for a crisis where isn't one. and unfortunately, ignore the ones where there are problems. that is also seen time and time again. frankly, it is partly that the american people being so frustrated that they are seeing a continued pursuit, continue coming out of a rabbit trail instead of focusing on issues they care about. none of this is helping peoples lives get better making sure that there is food on their plate and jobs and shelter. all of this is making matters worse. >> about r

>> lanny davis poured cold water on the dossier in relation to michael cohen, you have christopher steel being able to verify the veracity of the statements made in it. at this point, what evidence of collusion do we have? >> jon: great question. that is all in robert mueller and his team's hands. we don't have the answer. sure, maybe the committee didn't see evidence of collusion. i sure hope there is no collusion, i think we all do. no one knows what information mueller has. hard to talk about. it is interesting. he was spicy this morning on twitter and -- >> fair. >> very spicy this morning. two things, one, is he afraid something bad is about to come out? was he thrown by the questions headed his way and how difficult it might be to answer those? i don't know. or is he trying to deflect to something else? he's not had a particularly good news week, i don't think today will be another great day for him with cnn hearing and fox, as well. i think this also has equal chance of being a distraction. he's certainly good at protection. it was fascinating to see at time when everyone was talk

. >>> go back to the friking tracking christopher steele dossier. how was he trying to compromise trump over the years? you need financing from a state controlled russian bank? the kremlin can help with that. if that state controlled russian bank is involved in massive criminal money laundering schemes with the bank that bank rolls you and your business, who is going to know about any of it? just lie. they'll never be able to track this stuff down. well, now today we're learning that they have tracked it down. >>> trump told "the new york times" months ago it would be a red line for the mueller investigation if they ever got into his business and his business finances. that red line is crossed. we are past it. we are wiley coyote having runoff the edge of the cliff, afraid to look down. or maybe that's the president out there, and i don't know if he's capable of looking down. but this thing has entered a whole new phase. stay with us. the zip code you're born into can determine your future. your school. your job. your dreams. your problems. (indisti

so remind viewers, christopher steele is a former english operative and he relied on sources inside russiae this is unverified, a variety of things in this dossier have proven to be factual. dossier alleges at various points that michael cohen was a key go-between, a key liaison between the trump campaign and the russians as part of their election interference effort. it says his role grew as paul manafort left the campaign. and then later it says he was involved in an effort to cover up and cover the tracks of this operation and it says that he traveled to prague to meet with russians in the summer of 2016. he has adamantly all along denied all of this and he even did so after he pleaded gill in the southern district on those campaign finance charges a few months ago. and his lawyer lanny davis said there's nothing this to this, but now we know he lied. fine, if you didn't go to prague, where did you go? did you know anything about this trump/russia or any trump/russia coordination on election interference? obviously if he knows, robert mueller knows and we're going to find out sometime s

go back to the fricking fracking christopher steele dossier. how was russia reportedly trying to compromise and cultivate donald trump for years? by offering him lucrative real estate days in russia. perhaps a little something arranged with kremlin help. you need financing from a state-controlled russian bank? kremlin can help with that. and hey, if that state-controlled russian bank is involved in massive moneylaundering schemes with the bank that bank rom rolls you anr business, hey, who is ever going to know about any of it? just lie. they'll never be able to track this stuff down. now today we're learn thanksgiving have tracked it down. trump told "the new york times" months ago it would be a red line for the mueller investigation if they ever got into his business and his business finances. that red line is crossed. we are past it. we are wile e. coyote having run off the edge of the cliff, afraid to look down. or maybe that's the president out there. and i don't know if he is capable of looking down. but this thing has entered a whole new

who hired christopher steele?re any other organizations left in florida or is it all about marc elines again? >elias again? katie: a number of lawyers are going to florida many pointing out for the recount. here we go. steve: this the is reason that rick scott has sued palm beach and broward county. suddenly, mysteriously, broward county is finding more ballots. katie: all of a sudden. steve: as griff just said, you know, of the 8 million votes cast in florida over the last month or so with early voting and, of course, on tuesday, they are can you recollectly just about 17,000 votes apart. and what is curious as well is that apparently 24,700 voted for governor in florida in that county, but did not vote for senate. so, in other words, they thought, okay, i'm going to vote for the gillum or desantis race but i'm not going to vote in the scott and nelson race. brian: do you know why? they are saying that the senate ballot punch, whatever they are using, was down at the bottom of the ballot. and they are going to su