>> how should comey have handled it? [laughter] >> trump has legitimate beef in the book and i say that. and in 1993 but his white house counsel and the first but they're all kinds of things the fbi got about clinton's extra curricular activities but instead of a briefing clinton but it was the white house counsel and nussbaum looked at that and said put it in the burn bag. and said okay let's see what happens and how these things. i'm not sure the burn bag, i wish he called me. [laughter] the idea of the fbi director getting in the face somebody like trump who has a big ego one - - he told his lawyer and then to say he cannot find out about this but then it was two days later she did as to the world. >> you draw a conclusion that the administration is in a very dangerous spot. is at the for this you have gone and why did you go so far? >> duffy was my assistant. are you here evelyn? raise your hand. stand up. [applause] >> george washington university graduate. [cheers and applause] the year 2007 working for me and we h

>> how should comey of handle this? >> not that way. >> trump has legitimate beef in my view, i say so in the book and being the prisoner of too much history in writing too much about president in the case of bill clinton when he came into office in 1993 and his white house counsel was bernie. >> first of six. >> yes, that is right, the first and as you imagine, clinton had some baggage and there was all kinds of things that the fbi got about clinton's extracurricular activities which were abundant so they said all of this instead of briefing clinton, they sent it to bernie, the white house counsel and they looked at it and said put it in the burn bag. and said okay, let's see what happens, let's see. and i'm not sure the burn bag -- i wish you would've called me. [laughter] and he did not but the idea of the fbi director getting in the face of somebody like trump who has a big ego and i quote in the book, clinton told his lawyer after this briefing, he said he can never find out about this. of course it was about two m

if he is not in fact russian or a russian agent, only jim comey, you can't believe anything jim comey said. i don't want to put you on the spot. a significant connection for western intelligent. you think the media would look into that. >> the other issue that doesn't make any sense. if it's a is between russia's definition origination to what mueller said. and and wouldn't you feel you are looking for that. should have went to find this thing. >> it magically disappears. and these approaches keep happening to the trump campaign. caught a page of papadopoulos and various approaches made to her, they always seem to come out of this academic circle in london. >> i call it the cambridge club. they get lots of government activity. >> including general flynn. >> i have to employ the nunez translator. a joke we do on my show because if you employ the nunez translator you can translate what he is saying. a 99% effective rate. you say this a lot. there are no official channels, no official information was used. if you can elaborate on why that is suspicious and white should worry everyone in

seeing that the underbelly really of the corrupt part -- i call them the corrupt cabal, strzok, mccain, comey, page -- all better than what to take and say we are going to try to find a way to stop this man, and when we see this happening they don't just say and from their own political views they actually say what they took step to do that within the confines of their job, look, carter page, and what we're dealing with highs are so important because you never get carter page you never get the russian investigation. and that was three years of a witch hunt that started. >> absolutely, he is right about carter page. you know, i agree with you, i want to remind people of how this all began, it is exactly what the congressman is pointing to. i can tell you about three and a half years ago, nearly four years ago, when i first started reporting on, i would call it the russia hoax, but back then we did not know. back then, even when john solomon and i began reporting on this, what we were looking at was -- in discrepancies within the fbi, situations that did not seem quite right within the nsa. and

in general are terrific but comey became a political animal. no longer a prosecutor. here is from someone who prosecuted some of the most significant cases in the last century. i respect prosecutors very, very much. the hillary clinton case is a complete fix. all of the witnesses that you could use against hillary clinton give an immunity. whereas the investigation of president trump, every witness was put in jail. they trapped flynn into perjury, they gave everyone a hillary clinton's people immunity, 12 of them, without turning them on her. whereas 70 like wiseman tortured manafort. he kept them in solitary confinement for months in order to turn him/her you cannot fool me. i know when a prosecutor is corrupt and fixed. comey fixed the hillary investigation, that came right from the white house. that was a non-investigation from the very beginning. that is why the attorney general said don't turn it in investigation, she's at least being honest. lou: we are over time but i want to ask you very quickly, senator johnson is going after and says

james comey, at all of your reallies, you say it should never happened. you fired james comey. we know all about the dirty russian dossier, verified. we now know it's been defunked. hillary became the basis for -- s it was used and the attorney general has confirmed this, to spy on you as a candidate, your respons we now, we have the barr investigation going forward. without crossing into territory i assume is different. how do we prevent something like this from happening? we need pstt we have got a lot ebb enemies in this world world. >> l they weaponnized it, and comey is a very bad guy, and on the fbi, the people at the fbiare incredible. i i bet if you took a vast, vast majority. the top people, the people that had it between comey and mccabe, and all group, it was a bad group. that's my opinion and it's a very strong opinion. we'll see how bad it was. but it was a terrible thing and a lot very innocent people were hurt. >> i think we have a dishonest media.<$ tab i have to declare n2007 and 08. nobody was willing to vet barack obamaate secret information on hillary's the

comey fixed the hillary investigation and that came right from the white house.was a non-investigation from the beginning. that is why the attorney general said don't call it an investigation. should at least be honest. lou: i want to ask quickly, senator johnson is going after in the next month or two he will have a report on his investigation into the bidens. you are thought. >> i would taken very seriously. i would not discount from what i have seen, i hate to say this. is one of the few that seems to have the courage to face up to the fact that these things, crimes have to be treated like crimes whether they are committed by republicans or democrats and we have to change this double standard. i have confidence. lou: senator johnson is the only one in the republican-led senate who has such guts. no shortage of guts from you, we appreciate it as always, programming note. i want you to know i will be defeating my type on tucker carlson's final exam, my opponent the extraordinary bill him or has been rehearsing for this for weeks and we will meet in intellectual

what comey and his gang of unbelievably embe embarrass fbi agents did they undermined credibility of fisa and took something thatat is supposed toe fair, and turned it to a hit job on president trump. lou: i have to say, that strikes me as seeking to reform the process to those courts, what really, right now is still searching for answer. the problem is we have three elements that are going to sunset from fisa law, on march 15, and w we have a congress ana senate after watches what that court and that fbi and that department of justice did to the president of the united states, are still willing to reauthorize it without reform, that to me is outrageous. >> it is. there -- first there should be a hearing, really a hearing about fisa abuses. so that members of congress can get informed about reform that is necessary, i give you one, that should at least be thought about, that is to have a someone representing the other side. to have someone who is a devil's advocate to go over the work of fbi and doj so we're not left in their hands again. the fbi and doj in general are terrific, but

james comey. we know all about the dirty russian dossier that was never verifiable, the top of a fisa warm says verified we now know it has been debunked, hillary paid for it and bill the basis for the violations to take away carter page's rights and more importantly it was used to spy on you, and the attorney general confirmed this, to spy on you as a candidate, a in his words, deep into your presidency. i know that we've had the inspector general weigh in now we have the durham barr investigation going forward. without crossing into territory that i assume is different, how does this -- how do we prevent something like this ever happening. i am a big believer, we need fisa, we need to trust means with these powerful tools because we've got a lot of enemies in this world but it raises questions if it is turned on the american people or a presidential candidate or a president. >> well, they weaponized fisa and used it horrible yes and comb gentlemen a very bad guide and you have other very bad peo

james boasberg as issued in 19 page order and opinion and i read it, we will put on this screen, the comeyhe rest of the gang were dishonest, they concealed from the court that pays work for the fbi, they omitted that page had been honest about his contact and they altered a key document and they hid christopher steele the expert of spy was biased and not credible, they covered up who paid for the information, the clinton campaign and the dnc. they deceive judges about news reports and concealed exculpatory evidence but most of all the judge points out that in january 2017 the fbi learned that the whole dossier, the basis to the trump russia hoax was phony and made up and they did not shut down the investigation or stop the spying, they accelerated it. it is unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable but what does this reflect, james boasberg is a brand-new judge, he sat with a blan blind eye whl these things came out in your book in my reporting and the great reporters who worked on this and there's a new sheriff in town and maybe the fisa court is getting a little tougher. but it's a small step

ousted fbi director james comey trying to jump on the biden bandwagon but not so fast. sirius 115 is here with how spawned to that. >> james comey a long-time republican endorsed joe biden on twitter yesterday he posted a tweet voted in my first democratic primary to support the party dedicated to restoring values in the white house. i agree with amy klobuchar. we need a candidate who cares about all americans and will restore decency and dignity to the office. there is a reason trump fears joe biden and roots for bernie. well, in a surprising twist, joe biden's rapid response director responded with this joke yes, customer service, i just received a package that i very much did not order. how can i return it, free of charge? andrew bates went on to tweet that he was just kidding saying it was meant to be a light-hearted joke, not a rejection. we appreciate the vote of anyone repelled by donald trump. but it is true that a lot of democrats are still pretty angry at james comey for how he handled the hillary clinton email investigation. relaunching that shortly before th

interesting that again the leaks but we do know about, the leaks that were actually investigated, comey and mccabe the justice department punted on and you have confessions by the leaders. >> confession are not, he lied three times under oath, other lies are lacks of candor as the ig likes to refer to them. as tom puts the variance between republican justice and democratic justice under the deep state, perhaps deep state is just the wrong terminology altogether, perhaps it should be radical dems deeply buried in the bureaucracy and sometimes not so deeply. >> that's probably more like it because some 90% of department of justice employees donated to the hillary clinton campaign. one of the reasons wolf got off as lightly as he did was because he threatened or did subpoena senators from the senate than one person knew he was leaking it. lou: we will take up the case of general flynn tonight. we understand there is also a court hearing tomorrow morning for roger stone. it is a busy judiciary because they have quite a mess to clean up. we will be talking more about that mess and how we as

james comey tweeted this. voted in first dem primary to restore values and white house.amy klobuchar, we need candidates who care about all americans and will restore decency and dignity to the office. there is a reason trump fears joe biden. #biden2020. and then they tweeted this, i received a package i did not order, how can i return it, free of charge? gianno, that was one endorsement they apparently did not want to take. >> right, i think still have bad blood of around the hillary clinton email scandal investigation, as well as a lot of things that have happened when it comes to james comey. you can see, he is the one who is not liked from the left or the right, especially considering the fact that he spied on president trump's campaign, and that is something that is well noted. with that being the case, i think that was smart for them to send back his endorsement, and i'm sure there is no hard feelings when it comes to people like him, who want to set this race out. >> shannon: well, yeah, like you said. there've been moments republicans loved him, moments the democ

referrals because high ranking people like comey and mccabe lied under oath.hey surrounded roger stone's home, 29 guys in about theable gear and progress men for process crimes. it seems like we have a dual justice system, and that would be burisma, too. >> i'm highly concerned about it. i've spoken with attorney general barr about this. i know john durham, i have never spoken to him but he sounds like a man with integrity. he speaks with convictions and the problem you have in any court case and most of these get brought within the district of d.c., it's a jury pool that's heavily at this timed toward democrats which is one of the reasons why they decided against indicting mccabe. my point to the attorney general is even if you don't indict you have to write a report or you have to give that information to congress so the american people know what happened. one of our requests was to attorney general barr right now. within the inspector general's report, the fisa report, there are four footnotes that were redacted, classified. when you read those footnotes an

referrals because high-ranking people like comey and mccabe lied under oath.hey surrounded roger stone's home. 29 guys in tactical gear and frog men for the process crimes. seems like we have a dual justice senator, senator. that would be burisma, too. >> i'm hig highly concerned abot it. i spoke to attorney general barr about this. i have not spoken to durham but he sounds like a man with integrity. my concern is he speaks with conviction. the problem with any court case and most of these are brought in district of d.c., jury pool is heavily tilted toward the democrats which really is one of the reasons why they decided against indicting andrew mccabe. so my point so the attorney general is even if you don't indict, you have to write a report. or you have to give that information to congress so the american people know what happened. one of the requests was to the attorney general barr right now. within the inspector general report. the fisa report. there are four footnotes. they were redacted. classified. when you read the footnotes and you compare it to the

james comey, john brennan, susan rice, samantha powers, all backed joe.should tell you everything you need to know. the democrat party knows joe could be controlled, but, they can't control sanders. he's a marxist. howard stern had a little advice on how to handle sanders. >> i would never call bernie sanders bernie sanders. i would call him karl marx jr. i would say listen karl marx jr. you are going to be [bleep] he wants to get through the free medicaid and all the free college. no one is going to pay for it. no one in congress, democrats or republicans are going to approve it and neither is the senate. so we are going to be sitting there. okay, so tell me your utopia. how much money should anyone be allowed to make? and by the way, bernie, when i'm president, i don't like people who have three homes, so i'm going to take away two of your homes because you have three of them. how do you feel about that? >> jesse: do you think biden could pull that off? there is no bay. he is a bad debater and a bad campaigner. and bernie isn't going away. he's going to

that's why mayor bloomberg comey to town. i'm sure he meets with like minded people.ebrities and tycoons and business people. all of whom have multi-million-dollar fortunes in gated communities. and they see a very different side of los angeles to a lot of people. and when you get in your car and you begin to drive a few miles away from bellaire, away from beverly hills you get to what i would say is the real los angeles. and it's a place that is as youy say is now riddled with poverty, shocking homelessness, and these things aren't getting better, despite all the rhetoric from the progressive new governor. they are getting worse. you are seeing worse poverty. worse homelessness, you are seeing a very progressive rhetoric being put out about how to deal with these things. and very little action. i will give you one example. you know, governor newsom, wheng he was running said look, i'm going to build 3.5 million new housing units to cure the housing crisis. great words. so what happened in his first year? he has been in power a year? well, the number of housing units

especially after the deep state endorsement where you get susan rice, brennan and james comey and endorseden info 24 hours, wow that tells you everything you need to know. biden has been racking up all these endorsements but he's also been racking up alarming amount of gas. which tells me the man is obviously deteriorating and the democrats are taking full advantage of it. if biden becomes president, is he really going to be the president? is he going to be a figurehead. people behind the scenes pulling strings. that's what it looks like to me. the biden presidency is a restoration. everybody gets their job back at the nsa, the state department, the white house. they can control the money and they can control all the power. they don't want a revolution with bernie sanders. they just want their power back. full control. bernie does not give them control because burglary cannot be controlled. he is such a big threat. right now it looks like this was timed perfectly and the difference between 2016 and now his trump was unstoppable. bernie sanders is stoppable because of the fact that he doesn

james boasberg as issued in 19 page order and opinion and i read it, we will put on this screen, the comeyest of the gang were dishonest, they concealed from the court that pays work for the fbi, they omitted that page had been honest about his contact and they altered a key document and they hid christopher steele the expert of spy was biased and not credible, they covered up who paid for the information, the clinton campaign and the dnc. they deceive judges about news reports and concealed exculpatory evidence but most of all the judge points out that in january 2017 the fbi learned that the whole dossier, the basis to the trump russia hoax was phony and made up and they did not shut down the investigation or stop the spying, they accelerated it. it is unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable but what does this reflect, james boasberg is a brand-new judge, he sat with a blan blind eye whl these things came out in your book in my reporting and the great reporters who worked on this and there's a new sheriff in town and maybe the fisa court is getting a little tougher. but it's a small step of

lachlan: clear at museum for james comey release party actually. he wasn't making any news and is kind of boring but there was never far a masonic books. we had a few drinks and so when connie would be cute and he asked comey if he would like to come to the trump and the fireball shots with us. at the hope trump hotel. coco he was not interested. [laughter]. so we went alone we came out with some various ambassador germany was there and at one point, cliff, we may know is the author of vipers, his tell-all book but is two years at the white house. he still of the west wing into time and he showed up and we had written a story a few months earlier about his involvement with would be the what russia war room in the white house. basically the rapid response unit to deal with that cascading series of scandals. he had called me up like hours after the story published this was on the friday night and just like real bombing. he screamed at me about this whole fake news. so i had not talked to him. and it was not pretty is inaccurate story. he showed up to

>>under the leadership of president trump and comey looking out for farmers produce as the administrationconsidering extending farmer benefits created during the trade war but we're. >>again communicating with congress over the needs that we have what we need to do is respond iowa. senator joni ernst says congress is working on a stimulus package to help all americans. >>in washington raquel martin. times for 26 will take a brief break back with more coverage in a minute as we go, here's a live look at the bay bridge approach where traffic again on the very lit side. >>on this friday moing will be righ and we are back re is a quick look from our overhead camera showing your studio and the social distancing or practicing here at work and we hope that you're doing the same both at home oif you're an essential worker at your workplaceas well we all work together to try and slow fires infact that tops our story th morning we have governor gavin newsom order d all 40 million peoplliving in the state to do exactly what we've beenoing all week long re in the bay ar which is stay in their homes.

being will needed when that apex comey mentioned it was going to be in about. as three weeks at a time so he is getting it ready you mentioned also those- the hospitals and those of field hospitals that are being built in the new york city area there's already one. in manhattan he's asking donald trump for authorization. to build for more in the new york city area the other four boroughs the bronx queens. brooklyn and staten island unfortunately new york is a just. at the tip of the iceberg because seen big hot spots urging very rapid. in other. in the west says specifically in chicago detroit as. well as new orleans. cacan a van gogh dishonor from set for washing that. and for you that. and all sing about on old into flights to tour to stop that. have become some old and not. some locals blame florida's spreading the- with s several. with to let them stay. in the worst case scenario holland holiday may have been. to undergo a mandate quarantine from new delhi all corrrrespondence sent us this report. police travelers is financed before they can go back h home.

many warnings like that before have and then they were ignored in 2017 your own chief justice silvio comey larry warned that instead of the rule of law malta was heading to what he called the rule of delinquents another that was enough to change anybody's mind then wasn't warning in dark sharp terms like that. could be when when things start to become more clear for us because you might think that i'm trying to get away from what you're telling me but it's only recently that things became so clear to us what was happening i know that even in 2016 they warned that there was a shadow government and the network of decision makers that were that were influencing what was happening pretty to name names did you. might think it was clear who i was or fareed really it wasn't oh it's not going to 63 they think it was their unit leave given that the same people were still in government and still are part of the establishment. i made internal pressure and i didn't manage to get them from a difficulty that the whole system was in fact set up to to bypass independent scrutiny and prevent any kind of ac

shannon: thanks but no thanks, james comey trying to jump on the biden bandwagon but not so fast.us with serious xm 115 with how the campaign responded. >> appears to have met in the woods, joe biden. he said voted in my first them primary to support the party dedicated to restoring values in the white house. i agree with amy klobuchar we need a candidate who cares about all americans and both restored decency and dignity to the office, there's a reason trump fears joe biden and roots for bernie, biden 2020. in comes andrew bates, rapid response director for biden's campaign who said yes, i just received a package i did not order. how can i return it free of charge? he was just kidding, it was meant to be a lighthearted joe, not a rejection. we appreciate the vote of anyone repelled by donald trump but it is true a lot of democrats are pretty salty about comey reopening a hillary clinton email investigation shortly before the 2016 election. shannon: a lot of folks about mike bloomberg, he is saying the only way he could win would be a contested convention. >> do you want to contes

we have seen since then what happens when you give jim comey and robert mueller and other people in the government more power, and we've seen that there are some risks associated with this, not just if you are a president of the united states or a candidate for the presidency of the united states. but we know that all americans are potentially vulnerable. and so we fast-forward to earlier this week. less than 48 hours ago we received the legislation that was passed by the house of representatives yesterday. that legislation was negotiated without involvement, without direct input from anybody in this body. the majority leader himself has stated publicly that he was not involved in the negotiation of that measure. that measure was passed within about 24 hours when it was introduced. it's now coming over here. now, i'm not saying that it shouldn't be considered. in fact, i'm kind of saying the opposite of that. i'm sailing, i'm happy to consider it, but we need the opportunity to actually consider it. the world's greatest deliberative legislative body -- or so it calls itself -- the senat

james comey was the prosecutor. yeah, dear james.

had i not fired comey, it would have been a whole different story. have been a whole different story. [applause] president trump: that was great firing, i'll say. a lot of people say, oh, you shouldn't have done that. no, no. just the opposite. we didn't fire him -- remember the insurance policy, right? remember that? my friend over there, you are the greatest. thank you very much. stand up, please. look at him. look. does everybody know jeffrey? jeffrey, what a great guy. used to defend me on cnn, then he defended me just a little bit too much and they said, jeffrey, get the hell out. thank goodness you're on fox ow, right? he used to defend me. he used to say, he's better than ronald reagan and that was enough for jeffrey. that was the end. fete -- get out of here, jeffrey! we don't want you anymore. he was too good. thank you for being here, jeffrey. they're coming after me and we fight them back. and now we're going after them, because we have no choice. we have to straighten out our country. ut despite the best efforts of the left wing fanatics,

judge: this is support of the toolbox that comey and company used against candidate donald trump thate: you know, and, judge, for the people who are horrified by the fisa abuses, nothing really changes. because the people in the higher reaches of our federal government, nobody really got in trouble. some people are no longer on the scene but nobody was held accountable. judge: you are exactly right. only changes in this bill are cosmetic secret reporting requirements to the attorney general. steve: why are the republicans on board with this. judge: i don't know why the republicans are on board with this. more republicans voted against it than voted in favor of it. so it's a group of nearly all democrats and a chunk of republicans. think of this. you have jim jordan and devin nunes along with adam schiff and jerry nadler agreeing on this they are doing what the intelligence community wants notwithstanding this track record of violating our rights. ainsley: the sham bill represents the latest lazy authorization of unchecked bureaucratic power. this remains historic failure of epic propo