clinton? these emails wouldn't be there but for hillary clinton's decision to set up this secret email server.tified last year, sean, that it was hillary clinton's idea to get the system up and running. this is the result, this violation of law and this risk to national security is a result of these emails being on of all people anthony weiner's computer system. >> sean: pam, they knew laws were broken. now we have the emails. we have john solomon's report. they were shocked at the amount of classified material that they found. then we know all -- then we know the fix was in. it was rigged to quote congressman matt king. the whole thing was rigged. >> sean, let me make myself perfectly clear. this has nothing to do with politics. this has everything to do with the security of our country. when you have the top secret security clearance that huma abedin had, you know when you send those emails that you are violating the law. and there is no objective law enforcement officer in this country that would not charge her based on that. no one. >> but if we go -- if we're gonna have equal justice unde

the department of justice is now reopened the investigation into clinton's email server. john solomon reporting that the fbi is opening a brand-new investigation on the clinton foundation, specifically the fbi is seeking to determine whether or not pay for play occurred while hillary clinton was serving as your secretary of state and this is massive breaking news. we'll have more withdrawn solomon and sara carter exclusively. also tonight, your economy is booming, setting records by the day, but your mainstream media has a sick, twisted obsession with just hating the president. they don't bother telling you. these sycophants in the media, they try to manufacture a crisis after crisis and outdo each other, as i told you last night, it is respectable, and it's my journalism in america is dead. tonight, a "hannity" history lesson about your media. you are going to want to record this and show your friends. we'll cover all of this intimates breaking news opening monologue. ♪ we start tonight with a massive, stunning development that should have hillary clinton very worried ton

with a headline, "congressional investigatorson find irregularities in the fbi's handling of the clinton email case. he believes fbi agents, laws were broken, just by the quote, sheer volume of classified information that passed through clinton's server. solomon reporting that 17 key witnesses in the clinton case were interviewed after james comey and peter strzok had begun his exoneration statement. here to break it all down, the author of "clinton cash," peter schweizer, and investigative reporter sarahep carter, and the man himself, john solomon. massive, overwhelming evidence that laws were broken. overwhelming. tons of -- volumes of classified material passed on. the exoneration before the investigation, john, it goes on from there. quoting one congressman as saying, the whole thing was rigged. in other words, it was rigged to exonerate her.

>> the clinton emails were compromised and may need to be neredone. you have the quicken-lunch tarmac meeting, comey's machinations, peter strzok, pro hillary, auntie donald trump, there at every major decision,

coming up, john solomon is here, brand-new report on the fbi, their mishandling of the entire clinton email case. we'll be joined by sara carter, peter schweizer, also investigating.

the hills john solomon out with theio explosive report about the fbi's corrupt clinton email investigation. we have that exclusive report. and president trump's 2017 successes have now created a republican blueprint for the midterms. will they follow? and last year was an epic failure for fake news in this country, especially the fake cannabis newsec network. we'll explain all that. but first,, tonight's breaking news opening monologue for the new year. ♪ >> sean: despite vicious media attacks and many political obstacles, 2017 was a very successfull first year for president trump. now, before we get to the full list that the media will never show you, let's take a look at the economy. stock market is at an all-time high. and hit over 60 record

i think we will see a lot more information come out of that investigation, as well as a clinton email servers. i think this is the big boomerang, sean. >> sean: peter, last word. >> sean, you and i have done must gather for a while on corruption and it's always about follow the money. when you're talking about the large sums of money involving the clintons, that is where you need to go. i think they are right for the clinton foundation and the pay to play is going to be a central story of 2018. >> sean: you three have been pivotal in exposing a lot of this corruption. i will say this. s stay tuned to this show. tick tock. thank you all for being with us.

let's look at hillary clinton's email server scandal. 33,000 deleted emails that had been subpoenaed congress. to make doubly sure that those were erased, never to be retrieved again, clinton acid washed the hard drives with an item known as bleach bit to get rid of all of them, no trace of them, while those emails again under congressional subpoena. on top of that, a clinton aide then took the blackberries and mobile devices and smashed them with a hammer and the few remaining cell phones, well, they turned over to the fbi, and they had no sim cards. look at these headlines. fox news, october 2016, "fbi agreed to destroy laptops of clinton aides with immunity deal, lawmaker says." why with the fbi ever agreed to destroy evidence that doesn't make sense. according to the same reporting, as part of the plea deal, the fbi wasn't allowed to search emails after the existence of clinton's observer was maderc public, a which means that the i wouldn't be able to look at possible obstruction of justice by clinton and her aides when it so obvious that is what happene. then, october 5th, the "

federal judge is ordering the state department to ramp up the release of hillary clinton's email from time as secretary of state and according to judicial watch, the fbi discovered 72,000 pages of documents last year that clinton either tried to delete or did not disclose. you cannot make this stuff up. if i wrote the most obscene spy novel, you couldn't make this up. the author of "trumped up" how criminalization of political differences endangers democracy harvard constitutional law professor alan dershowitz, fox news contributor sara carter. tom fitton, sara, because you have been on the forefront this week, we now know that the dossier bought and paid for by hillary with salacious lies was used to get a fisa warrant against -- >> -- well, yes, we now it was either in part used or a significant part of the fbi being able to get the warrant to spy on trump and people within his campaign. but, sean, when you are looking at the dossier and i think actually leaking glenn simpson' testimony actually back fired on the democrats. i mean it really did. you look at that testimony, you see t

federal judge is ordering the state department to ramp up the release of hillary clinton's email from time as secretary of state and according to judicial watch, the fbi discovered 72,000 pages of documents last year that clinton either tried to delete or did not disclose. you cannot make this stuff up. if i wrote the most obscene spy novel, you couldn't make this up. the author of "trumped up" how criminalization of political differences endangers democracy harvard constitutional law professor alan dershowitz, fox news contributor sara carter. tom fitton, sara, because you have been on the forefront this week, we now know that the dossier bought and paid for by hillary with salacious lies was used to get a fisa warrant against -- >> -- well, yes, we now it was either in part used or a significant part of the fbi being able to get the warrant to spy on trump and people within his campaign. but, sean, when you are looking at the dossier and i think actually leaking glenn simpson' testimony actually back fired on the democrats. i mean it really did. you look at that testimony, you see t

to answer for alleged inconsistencies in his testimony about the hillary clinton email investigation.hat is according to dop congressman john ratcliffe. he will be with us alive in just minutes. former director comey was interviewed last year by the special counsel, according to "the new york times," and the investigation into russia collusion on potential obstruction of justice has reached the ranks of the president's cabinet. fox news confirming today at attorney general jeff sessions met with muller's team of investigators lack week, we understand for several hours. the news comes as house intelligence is blasting the fbi in the doj for what they consider untracked bias, even accusations of a secret society working against the president. team coverage tonight. ed henry on how both parties are trying to work this up people to their advantage. first, let's begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with an update on the missing fbi text messages. speak out on the same day a justice department official confirmed the attorney general special counsel interview, new t

clinton. the state department reached emails that the fbi discovered on the laptop of huma abedin estranged husbandner. they were when clinton was secretary of state and 4 were marked at classified. the president fired off a tweet that seemed to call on the doj to investigate abedin, comey and others. saucier was compared to hillary clinton. let's discuss this with paul, former deputy independent council for the watergate investigation and here with me in studio. scott, tell me your thoughts. the parity of the handling or mishandling of classified information was handled. classified information was sent even after the yahoo hack. she still kept sending it over. to me it's not negligence, that's recklessness at the very least. >> it is reckless. all of these cases are different. they stand on their own. the fact that they were reckless and sent it over public email whether it was hillary clinton's server or huma abedin's server doesn't create criminal intent. >> laura: is that a statue? >> yes. >> laura: sal, you are the legal eagle. don't you have a standard of intent. >> [overlapping talking] >> o

we've already talked to other folks about his connection to russia and the clinton emailing investigationhich is being looked at by the justice department inspector general. the big headline to me is that andrew mccabe was the chief operating officer at the fbi, nothing happened without his say-so and he was part of what people called director comey's skinny inner circle, a super tight group of advisors that were in on all of the big discussions and all of the big decisions, whether it was the exoneration statement that was drafted in may of 2016, to go months before hillary clinton's interview or the text messages that refer to the insurance policy, he is right at the center of this and this is another individual closely aligned with the former fbi director james comey who has been effectively peeled away from this story for the time being. that's really what jumps out at me, he was that senior, that central, that connected yet he was removed in very short order here. >> harris: i want to step in a little on those antitrust text messages that were exchanged, the two employees at the fbi,

as far as i know, and i am a student of the hillary clinton emails, there is nothing like that whatsoever she made a serious mistake by having her own server and not doing everything through the government stuff. i may not know any more about that than you do. as i understand it, it was not illegal. whether she improperly disclosed national security matters inappropriately is something congress has looked at. i do not know if they have reached a definitive conclusion about it. host: professor, thank you so much. your book is "the day the presses stopped: a history of the pentagon papers case." you can find him online and on twitter. minutes. >> the muslim public affairs council hosted a discussion on national security and civil rights as part of their annual convention in los angeles. it's 40 minutes. >> good afternoon everyone. ahme

as far as i know, and i am a student of the hillary clinton emails, there is nothing like that whatsoever she made a serious mistake by having her own server and not doing everything through the government stuff. i may not know any more about that than you do. as i understand it, it was not illegal. whether she improperly disclosed national security matters inappropriately is something congress has looked at. i do not know if they have reached a definitive conclusion about it. host: professor, thank you so much. your book is "the day the presses stopped: a history of the pentagon papers case." you can find xxx kksd c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. sunday morning we'll take a look at the future of healthcare and what changes congress is considering this year with julie rovner. and the latest on the protests in iran plus the trump administration's response with foundation for defense of democracys. c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion.

back in february, strzok and page are already talking about going easy on the clinton investigation into the emailsecause they thought she would become the president. and then retaliate against the doj and the fbi. stop for a second. in early may, before they interviewed hillary clinton, think about this, they are writing an exoneration before an investigation. remember, he is the guy that interviewed hillary, and general flynn. that year, james comey, strzok, other fbi officials, they started drafting this exoneration months before interviewing clinton and 17 other key witnesses. ever hear of that? what we are now developing here is a fact pattern that is showing a massive cover-up and obstruction of justice case. in february, strzok and page were worried about upholding the rule of law, conducting the investigation against clinton because they thought she would would make the election. strzok, comey, and company changed the language from the legal standard of gross negligence to extreme carelessness. may not sound like a big difference but legally, it's a huge difference, even though it means the

as far as i know, and i am a student of the hillary clinton emails, there is nothing like that whatsoever she made a serious mistake by having her own server and not doing everything through the government stuff. i may not know any more about that than you do. as i understand it, it was not illegal. whether she improperly disclosed national security matters inappropriately is something congress has looked at. i do not know if they have reached a definitive conclusion about it. host: professor, thank you so much. your book is "the day the presses stopped: a history of the pentagon papers case." you can find him online and on twitter. thank you for joining us this morning. "washingtons julie will be here to discuss the recent tax bill impact on the affordable care act and what changes congress is considering to health care. behnam will be her to discuss protests in iran and the response of the trump administration. we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 eastern. have a good saturday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning

reporter: some of the fiercest advocates for the clinton email probe, the texts that the top officialsnned to pursue charges in the clinton case. kelly. kelly: lauren blanchard from washington. thank you. melissa: for mon on this, let's bring in our panel, cabot phillips, former digital director for marco rubio's presidential campaign. antwan sea wright, blueprint strategy and democratic strategist. cabot, start with you, one. most revealing texts came out they don't want to switch over from the clinton investigation to the trump russia investigation because they feel like there is no there there. that is pretty telling. >> i'm old enough to remember a week ago when the democrats were saying conspiracy theory to claim there was any sort of personal bias from the people running the fbi investigation and now we have indisputable evidence of it. their narrative has changed from it is a conspiracy, saying so what? you're allowed to have personal opinions aren't you? this is hp hypocrisy. the left loves to talk about collusion and everything the republicans are doing, collusion, collusion.

more of the bombshell report from the hills john solomon about the fbi's probe into hillary clinton's private emailolomon's report stating that fbi agents in fact believed hillary clinton and her aides did break the law based on the "sheer volume of classified information that pastor clinton server." solomon also reported that 17 witnesses in the case, they were all interviewed after james comey had begun writing his exoneration statement. here with, rnc spokesperson, and fox news contributor sara carter. before i get to that i want to start with you. there was a meeting today with paul ryan, rod rosenstein and a deadline of midnight tonight, that would be two hours and 23 minutes from now as it relates to chairman nunez, who has been dogged and demanding documents be handed over by the justice department. where are we with that? >> we just found out that at this moment, nunes did get off the phone with the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and he will be receiving those documents before midnight tonight. >> sean: okay. certainly good news. he's getting everything, we assume is getting everyth

>> we found out about clinton's email server back in 2015, huma abedin had an email account on that serverwe asked her for the emails, they eventually found some of the more additional emails on these to be 27 laptop. again, classified records that james comey and his colleagues at the fbi knew were on the weiner laptop but didn't take seriously enough to pursue criminal charges against abedin or clinton for allowing this egregious abuse of trust that they had placed in them for allowing that to be abused. >> tucker: since you have been in washington for a long time in public cases like this for a long time, give us some perspective. if you had this many classified documents on your laptop, what with the consequences be? >> well, he would lose their security clearance almost initially, and he would be subject to a criminal investigation and perhaps prosecution. and it wasn't just the low-level classified materials that were found in the clinton email server, but there were a highly top-secret documents of the most secure type, and it would have resulted in criminal prosecution, i guarantee

when jeff sessions actually called for a special prosecutor when the hillary clinton email investigation was going on and then u.s. attorney general had the meeting with bill clinton on the tarmac, so what we really have here, similar to what nick said is that the rules don't apply to them that they have insisted apply to the investigations related to hillary clinton. and the president of the united states would insist that the department would protect him as opposed to protecting the country by protecting our laws and ensuring that there is compliance with our laws is absolutely outrageous. >> i also have former snichbt fbi director, as well as ned price from the national security counsel, he resigned from the cia when president trump was coming into office. ron, your view on the fbi story? >> look, i think there are four big pieces, actually i think there's a fifth, in that the missing fbi text messages, hundreds maybe thousands of them between a couple of key players. i think it is troubling when the president, assuming this is true, tries to press the director of the fbi to start rep

. -- russian hackers hacked bill clinton emails -- hillary clinton emails.ussia hasse, motivation to do this, and has the ability to do this, with the russian cyber army, cyber hackers, who are the greatest in the world. that is my opinion. >> i will also say, and i do not know what you would say about it, we had a publisher of meduza, and he probably would have ejected to -- objected to -- he was a they are a good the unitedut in states, they would say they are not. question right there. hi. intelligenceive analyst. much of the conversation about hackers has been dominated about the election hacking, information warfare, and propaganda. the last couple of years, we have seen an increasing number of hacks in western europe in are remarkably sophisticated and growing, which are targeting structure and appeared to be almost someone testing how to cause mass disruption on a kinetic level. in the last year ukraine got hit i crash override, which is an application of -- which disrupted the iranian program. while we are seeing this disinformation and propaganda on

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there were never subpoenas in terms of the clinton foundation. the emails these emails already. >> what do you have in there, geraldo rivera? >> that's in the vault. >> he bleached his. >> [laughing] >> a favorite pass time of the hollywood elite but the most of the golden globes said he won't mock the president on sunday. do you believe? ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. hallucinations and delusions. the unknown parts of living with parkinson's. what plots they unfold, but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions during the course of their disease. if your loved one is experiencing these symptoms, talk to your parkinson's specialist. there are treatment options that can help. my visitors should be the ones i want to see. why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolv

justice department which has been doing this big investigation into the conduct of the hillary clinton emailhose emails. lou: when is the last time you heard of an inspector general had a report concluded. when is the last time it was done in less than a year's time. we watched 6 1/2 years of investigation take place under five committees, the fbi, investigating trump, russia collusion, without producing any evidence. yet it goes on. the figures that make up the leaders of the senate and house don't have the guts, the integrity to say enough. in the instance where we need to produce it, we see no action at all. >> the inspector general in this case was the office that got these texts to congress. there was a story robert mueller demoted his top fbi investigator down to the human resources department. why would that happen? it's because of the inspector general that we found out why. lou: byron, we'll have to leave it there. let's continue the conversation and you continue your great reporting. thanks for >> the motion occurs agreed to with amendment. lauren: breaking news this morning that t

the daily brief is reporting that the justice department is , hillary clinton's emails, certainly one of the most scrutinized email servers of all time, as one of her staffers has said. what do you think about this? >> i have a mixed mind on this. i think that the die was cast in july 2016 when james comey decid wrongly in my view not to file charges against mrs. clinton for her gross negligence. i do not really know if they are going to be able to go back and dredge up new charges. i think that there will be concerns, among democrats that this is a president demanding things of the justice department. for a political prosecution. we will hear a lot about that from the left. there are, however, i will say a few questions that i think remain unanswered that are serious about how that investigation played out in particular some of the decisions that were made by those investigators to grant immunity to some of clinton's aides. we have seen the russian investigation go against president trump, mueller is going after low-level people for lying to the fbi and other infractions and trying t

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aide handle classified material, including how much classified information was sent over clinton's private email server and who put the information into an unclassified environment. in the meantime, clinton supporters are already out and for saying, here we go again, her communications director nick merrill saying that in the wake of steve bannon's explosive comments about the family that mr. trump is now resorting to diversion and distraction with the help of his attorney general. the president has clearly been sounding this email worn for quite some time. it was even a major narrative of his campaign. remember this back-and-forth? watch. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation, because there has never been so many lies, so much deception. >> it is just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> there is also evidence the department of justice under donald trump began asking congress two months ago for information concerning

new detailed unfolding at this hour. >> what if any action taken about the clinton emails, huma aberdeend to secretary of state hillary clinton, forwarded classified emails to her personal yahoo account. the daily caller reports those emails included her passwords to her government account. during interviews with the fbi she explains she would use her personal account, it was easier to print. she was unaware her emails were being targeted by hackers. when example cited shows and emails from sid blumenthal, generally in 2009. the subject line included important, not for circulation. the email marked confidential focused on a moscow summit with the message the germans and russians will put separate deals on energy and regional security. aberdeen did not recall the email despite the content of the email, she was not sure her email account has been compromised. in her interview with the fbi the email just said that and in july 2016, then fbi director james coming exit email accounts of clinton associates were compromised. the state department released emails to anthony weiner. and and comey

essential question is why based on what we think we know, why did he not investigate hillary clinton's email server or the missing emails when he first received information about it? again i'm reading between the lines here but apparently he may have sat on this information for a period of three weeks. i think the question then becomes did he exhibit a bias in his investigation? what do you think the central question is there? >> i think first of all the central question is we should have more investigations and fewer criminal charges. i think we jump to criminalization much too quickly but we should know the truth. the inspector general is the right official to make that decision. we don't need special counsel and prosecutors. enough with everybody is a criminal. lock him and her up. let's find out what happened. right from the beginning i proposed a bipartisan nonpartisan commission of inquiry into what happened in this last election. this last election raises great problems for democracy on every side, on both sides, on all sides. i think we have to know the truth. anything that gets us c

they just remove number two man at the fbi did not act on a request to examine some of hillary clinton's emails during several crucial weeks before the 2016 election. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here. hubristic of "the washington post" reports and fox news is working to confirm the justice department's internal watchdog has been investigating why a critical chapter in the criminal email probe three weeks before the presidential election seemed to stall once it reached andrew mccabe. federal law enforcement sources complained to fox news that fbi headquarters appeared to slow roll or review of clinton emails found on the laptop shared by anthony weiner and huma abedin. the line of questioning is reportedly focused on whether mccabe or anyone else at the bureau wanted to avoid taking action on the newly recovered laptop emails until after the election. no action was taken until late october. after meeting with fbi director christopher wray on monday about the inspector general's investigation, mccabe was removed and placed on terminal leave. >> bret: where are we on the

hillary clinton, 33,000 subpoenaed emails deleted. just to make extra extra sure, acid watch bleach bit, the whole entire hard drive to make sure the evidence is completely destroyed. in case it made it to any of the mobile devices, they send an aide out with a hammer. boom! let's smash that sucker. the only phones they gave the fbi, they had no sim cards. i'm sure it was just an accident. do you believe that? i'll sell you a bridge to nowhere. there's also the irs targeting conservatives. the email from corrupt officials. the emails from lois lerner, they disappeared for two years. the irs claimed at the time they were lost because of a system crash. we can't forget about debbie b wasserman schultz and the reports of smashed hard drives in his garage. predictably, they denied it happened. this is a lot to take in. let me slow down here.ha there's even more new information tonight. we will be giving it to you throughout the hour. according to congressman john wereiffe, strzok and page also talking about -- imagine this -- a secret soc

man in charge, along with leaking james comey, of the former hillary clinton investigation including her 33,000 illegally deleted emailse given $700,000 for the whites campaign by clinton puppets during investigation? today the white house tried to insist they had nothing to do with it. the house intelligence panel voted to release that memo on surveillance. democrats claim g.o.p. lawmakers i cherry picking key information to help the president politically. there was a democratic motion to release their own memo, but that was rejected. watch. >> i think he has done an admirable job serving the country and i think that this committee and others have done a tremendous disservice to mr. mccabe. >> it's about democracy and the constitution. it's about people being able to know if justice and democracy has been subverted. >> rod rosenstein, number two at justice, and christopher wray were spotted leaving the white house after chief of staff john kelly this afternoon shortly before the houseboat, which now starts the clock on the president getting five days to decide whether to block releasing this memo on national security

we havet- a massive development tonight in the clinton email server scandal.washington examiner" reporting that the chief of staff and sr. counsel to the fbi director christopher wray is in fact -- will be grilled by house lawmakers about the corrupt clinton email investigation. oh, i felt that was dead. that is huge because the one that will be grilled was 1 of 3 people that james comey sent his original statement that exonerated clinton, oh, before they investigated, and 17 other witnesses and hillary clinton had not been interviewed for. how do you write an exoneration before investigating? yeah, this is serious. the same statement where comeynd and his minions changed the word twice from the legal standard gross negligence, which would meanan hillary clinton broke the law, and actually put in there that foreign entities got a hold of this, and then they changed it to extreme carelessness and they used as a justification, all of this to lead clinton walk free. we know she committed felonies. that is serious if we have equal justice under the law and then a

emails, on anthony weiner's laptop. his wife huma abedin, close confidant of the clintons. sounds like there may be some interesting reopening, whether she mishandled classified information. >> may be, there is a rabbit trail here. this has more thickets around the maybe the other one, these questions been explored. people think james comey did it wrong. people think the fbi did it wrong. we have two or three investigations into the investigation of the investigation. presumably we will get to some clarity on this but that will come as one unit, not some specific pull aside about huma abedin. >> shannon: i want to talk about the quotes and speculation in the michael wolff book. it's gotten ugly between bannon and the president. they were once very, very tight. although the presidencies to be downplaying that at this point. >> [laughs] accurate. steve and i will classify that as a go far. michael wolff, author of this. he tweets you can buy it and read it tomorrow. threaten us with letters and losses but your drawing more attention to it. in the copy we've gotten, it bannon

to this as potentially nor evidence there might have been bias examine it comes to the hillary clinton email investigation. of course these emails are being put out there bit by bit. not in context. behave reached out to the lawyers for agent strzok as well as fbi lisa page. we haven't heard back. but it does glean or it demands some more clarification. but on its face it does look somewhat damming. >> it does. but we need all of these out there instead of when someone has a point of view put it out there. we need them all. because people do need answers this is the top law enforcement agency in this country. thank you so much, jessica. and i want to go to tim presidential historian, and chris our editor at large. let a lot to talk about. let's start with the secret society. we know this whole thing about secret society and republicans are saying, yeah, this was probably a joke. so this went to some hugely damaging thing about the fbi to a joke. >> yeah, you laid it out nicely, erin. let's remember ron johnson is one of 100 senators. he came out and said this indicates corruption at the high