d.n.c. hired foreign spy to concoct a fake dossier on from. the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. gave fake dossier to obama d.o.j. an f.b.i. the department of justice and f.b.i. knew that the dossier was fake and politically motivated the department of justice and the f.b.i. present fake dossier to face a court to get trumped wiretap we're talking about a page in this case the d.o.j. in the f.b.i. don't tell the pfizer court that the dossier is fake and from political opponent and the face of court. fraud into ordering wiretapping the trump campaign again quarter page here. this is victor this is devastating ok devastating there is well six smoking guns at the very least and from what i understand this is i hate using the term tip of the iceberg but what. the intelligence community made available through the the white house was approximately ten percent there's a lot of underlying evidence that can be released that was based on these six points look at the irony of the situation and the american intelligence community accused russia of interfering in the election process in the u

d.n.c. hired foreign spy to concoct a fake dossier on from. the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. gave fake dossier to obama d.o.j. and f.b.i. the department of justice and f.b.i. knew that the dossier was fake and politically motivated the department of justice and the f.b.i. present fake dossier to face a court to. it trying to wiretap we're talking about a page in this case the d.o.j. in the f.b.i. don't tell the pfizer court that the darcy is fake and from trump's political opponent and the face of court. defrauded into ordering wiretapping the trump campaign again page here. this is victor this is devastating ok devastating there is well six smoking guns at the very least and from what i understand this is i hate using the term tip of the iceberg but what. the intelligence community made available through the the white house was approximately ten percent there's a lot of underlying evidence that can be released that was based on these six points look at the irony of the situation and the american intelligence community accused russia of interfering in the election process in

d.n.c. hired foreign spy to concoct a fake dossier on from. the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. gave fake dossier to obama d.o.j. an f.b.i. the department of justice and f.b.i. knew that the dossier was fake and politically motivated the department of justice and the f.b.i. present fake dossier to face a court to get trumped wiretap we're talking about a page in this case the d.o.j. in the f.b.i. don't tell the pfizer court that the dossier is fake and from trump's political opponent and the face of court. fraud into ordering wiretapping the trump campaign again quarter page here. this. victor this is devastating ok devastating there is well six smoking guns at the very least and from what i understand this is i hate using the term tip of the iceberg but what. the intelligence community made available through the you know the white house was approximately ten percent there's a lot of underlying evidence that can be released that was based on these six points look at the irony of the situation and the american intelligence community accused russia of interfering in the election p

you want to get the story from the facts facts from christopher stevens so the story is that d.n.c. campaign paints pace christopher steele so that he would dig dirt on trump seemed. hotels meeting with prostitutes there sleeping on obama's former badly you know in a hotel then michael isikoff takes an interview from this guy and then finally decides oh the whole possible fits together that there is a conspiracy against the night that's all you do also know that the face of court was not made aware of the origins and the author of this dossier ok what is there not then they also were not told this article that was in the yahoo newsletter was also my suggestion i think i could correct them very easily you know let the fights record just to read my stories about russia i think we should say by. the evidence was so should it be that they were in this rubber stamp court one said no had to be light to look at the words instead it's that. we should stress this again this was the evidence put forward to wiretap an american citizen who was working for trump's campaign or had recently stopped working

you want to get the story from the facts facts from christopher stevens so the story is that d.n.c. campaign paints pace christopher steele so that he would dig dirt on trump like heem going to mosque or hotels meeting with prostitutes there sleeping on obama's former badly you know in a hotel then michael isikoff takes an interview from this guy and then finally decides oh the whole possible fits together that there is a conspiracy against the night that's all you do also know that the face of court was not made aware of the origins and the author of this dossier ok what is there not being in there also were not told this article that was in the yahoo newsletter was also my suggestion i think i could correct them very easily you know let the farce of court just dreamed my stories about russia i think we should say by. the evidence was so should it be that they were in this rubber stamp court one said no had to be light to get the word and it's that bad and it's that. we should stress this again this was the evidence put forward to wiretap an american citizen who was working for trump's camp

d.n.c. and clinton campaign, to the tune of about $160,000. >> transparency is the best backstop to corruption. >> reporter: house republicans described it as a breach of civil liberties. >> and to my knowledge, this is the first time in american history that the f.b.i. and justice department have been weaponized through the actions of a political party. >> reporter: the f.b.i. opposed the memo's release, citing "grave concern concerns t materiel omissions of fact," and the top democrat on the intelligence committee told reporters by phone the f.b.i. had revealed steele's democratic ties. >> this wasn't about oversight. this was about telling a political story that's helpful to the president. it's about telling a political story that's designed to injure the work of the special counsel and to discredit it. >> reporter: the g.o.p. memo was written by aides to house intelligence chairman devin nunes, a member of the president's transition team. >> i have an obligation to the american people when we see fisa abuse. the american citizens that are represented before this court have to be protected.

d.n.c. shuts down so there it is the f.b.i. took an unverified political dossier paid for by the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. and they used it as a central piece of their requests to get a warrant for spying on american citizens and political opponents in the trump campaign the f.b.i. extended the warrant on three separate occasions and the contradicting testimonies of the f.b.i.'s former chief and deputy director and twenty seventeen have left many questioning whether the agency has become political. i think it's terrible if you want to know the truth i think it's a disgrace what's going on in this country i think it's a disgrace the memo was sent to congress it was declassified congress will do whatever they're going to do but i think it's a disgrace what's happening in our country and when you look at that and you see that and so many other things what's going on a lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and much worse than the. kind of. what this means for the american politics the pending release of a classified government memo is shaking up washington d.c. if indeed the obama administration used t

d.n.c. as the former chair person and so the court held two hearings. of eventually the court dismissed the lawsuit and said that our clients who were donors to the bernie sanders campaign didn't have what is called legal standing to pursue claims against the d.n.c. and debbie wasserman schultz for rigging the primaries but in the course of. these lower court proceedings something very very interesting happened in open court before the judge hearing the case and what happened is that the d.n.c. is counsel got up and said that the d.n.c. had every right to go into back rooms and select the candidates like they did in the old days smoking. cigars and he said those precise words and there is absolutely no. nothing no legal resource recourse for that in fact the d.n.c. has every right to rig the primaries that way and this was a shocking statement i was shocked at the time i heard this and i'm still shocked and we and i said at the time if what the d.n.c. is counsel says is true then this is a very very sad day for democracy in this country because it means that there is absolutely no recourse that can be had legally to ensure that there are fair elections in this kind of c

investigate russian meddling meddling into the election what we've discovered is that the clinton campaign and the d.n.c. hired fusion g.p.s. to hire christopher steele a british agent to get information from the russians to smear donald trump so if you want to talk about clues and it seemed to me having to be close to aggressively on the other side that's been that's been very well covered that christopher steele was never hired by republicans fusion g.p.s. was republicans dropped it in the primary than democrats picked it up and in the course of that christopher steele was then hired to go and collect information which he did from russians who were very likely very unreliable spread disinformation the f.b.i. got that big of a deal it f.b.i. said it doesn't care who the information comes to them from they follow up so it doesn't matter who brings them the right so here here larry here's what's really interesting about that in the file is a court application the f.b.i. did not make clear that this information was coming from christopher steele while living that i heard it by an opposition campaign they

dossier or was based on unverified allegations provided to him by the clinton campaign who was funding steele along with the d.n.c. and then the obama administration to use that dossier to secure a warrant to spy on the trump campaign now it's been revealed that the clinton campaign was not only funding steele but providing him with information. when we won the house intelligence committee has voted unanimously to release a classified democratic memo this document challenges republican claims that the f.b.i. abused its powers in the trump russia probe political talk show host brian crime trees says the democrats on just seeking ways to keep the russia collusion story going. first it was going to damage the f.b.i. terribly it was something we could never release it was going to damage our sources and our our contacts and methods then it was nothing and now it deserves a rebuttal my head spinning how it how does it play out well obviously there's going to be of politically weaponized documents forthcoming the white house will likely release that will try to refute what is in the middle of that took months to create

dossier or was based on unverified allegations provided to him by the clinton campaign who was funding steele along with the d.n.c. and then the obama administration to use that dossier or to secure a warrant to spy on the trump campaign now it's been revealed that the clinton campaign was not only funding steele but providing him with information but we can't predict what's going to come out of all this so we're just going to have to wait and see how this all plays out. well meanwhile the house intelligence committee has voted unanimously to release a classified democratic memo this document challenges republican claims that the f.b.i. abused its powers in the trunk russia probe political talk show host brian crabtree says the democrats are just seeking ways to keep the russia collusion story going first it was going to damage the f.b.i. terribly it was something we could never release it was going to damage our sources and our our contacts and methods then it was nothing and now it deserves a rebuttal my head spinning how it how does it play out well obviously there's going to be a politically weaponized docume

campaign adviser carter page. the memo says key details were omitted, like the fact christopher steele, the former british spy who created the dossier, was being funded by the d.n.c. but it also states the russia probe began not because of the dossier but due to comments made overseas by campaign aide george popodopolous, and that there was enough new evidence on page's dealings with russians to renew his fisa warrant every 90 days, including during the trump administration. now, presiden president trump'sr attacks on law enforcement leadership is damaging the f.b.i.'s reputation among those in the so-called law-and-order party. a new survey monkeyaxio poll shows only 37% have a favorable view of the f.b.i., while 47% have an unfavorable view. >> ninan: for more on this, we turn to justice reporter paula reid in our washington bureau. paula, how is the justice department responding to the memo. >> reporter: well, the f.b.i. director, christopher wray, sent an internal message to the entire f.b.i. late yesterday, and in it he praised the day-to-day work he has witnessed during his sex months leading the organization. he said, "let me be clear: i stand fully commit

d.n.c. e-mails which has been suggested helped win the us presidential race human rights campaigner peter tatchell believes these revelations could easily see a songe extradited so much there's no doubt that the bottom line in the assailant case is the very serious and likely risk that he would be extradited to the united states to face a whole raft of very serious charges including espionage which can in theory carry the death penalty and at the very least he can expect forty years in prison and possibly life imprisonment so it is totally understandable that there's a rational human being during the sarge would not wish to step outside the ecuadorian embassy when that risk of arrest and extradition to the u.s. hangs over his head the british hacker laurie love who on monday won his fight against extradition to the u.s. visited sarge at the embassy the man's accused of carrying out cyber attacks on the f.b.i. and nasa among other organizations while we can leaks is also known for publishing classified information about american politics and the work of its security services clearly the two men hav

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department where the bias against the trump campaign has that question being answered now do you think. well i think it has been i think you know the the d.n.c. this got steel to do a bogus dossier they used it they misled the court which the f.b.i. has done according to the files of court more than seventy five times since one nine hundred seventy eight when the court was putting in place it was supposed to make it harder to spy on people the pi's a court has made it easier now we're seeing it only when the when the elites only one trump is a victim we're talking about the fires of course but yes indeed that is that does look like what happened it also completely undermines people like adam schiff the representative from california who is one of the chief movers behind the whole russia gate idea he was desperate for this information not to get out he said the world would end if it gets out and now that it's out he says well it's just a nothing burger so it really undermines the narrative of the russian gay people i'm just looking at some of the reaction. to what you could say i suppose is the other side some of the democrats saying the f.b.

campaign that was based on the infamous r.c.a. from christopher steel now we also know that the f.b.i. chief said it was so lace this and verify furthermore the f.b.i. was aware that the d.n.c and the hillary clinton foundation paid roughly one hundred sixty thousand dollars for this deal dossier they knew it was paid for by the d.n.c. but they did not mention that in their applications for a warrant from pfizer courts furthermore steele wasn't only working for the democrats christopher steele was a long time paid f.b.i. informant and they departed just as the f.b.i. were well aware of the fact that christie resteal had an agenda against trump was quite biased they still used the report furthermore we know that the deputy attorney general bruce or his wife was actually hired by fusion g.p.s. the firm that the democrats hired in order to get this information on trump so essentially this document points to the fact there was a great deal of what appears to be collusion between the clinton campaign and and the f.b.i. and department of justice two entities that are essentially supposed to be bipartisan enforcers of u.s. law it appears according to this document or at least it's

trauma campaign that was based on the infamous dossier from christopher steele now we also know that the f.b.i. chief said that it was so laces and unverified furthermore the f.b.i. was aware that the d.n.c. and the hillary clinton foundation paid roughly one hundred sixty thousand dollars for this deal dossier they knew it was paid for by the d.n.c. but they did not mention that in their applications for a warrant from pfizer courts furthermore sequester steel wasn't only working for the democrats christopher steele was a long time paid f.b.i. informant and the department of justice and the f.b.i. were well aware of the fact that christopher steele had an agenda against trump was quite biased they still used the report furthermore we know that the deputy attorney general bruce or his wife was actually hired by fusion g.p.s. the firm that the democrats hired in order to get this information on trump so essentially this document points to the fact there was a great deal of what appears to be collusion between the clinton campaign and and the f.b.i. and department of justice two entities that are essentially supposed to be bipartisan enforcers of u.s. law it appears according to this docum

d.n.c. to get information so they could run a dirty tricks campaign against president nixon 's enemy list buthe houston plan fight one step further. nixon signed off on a plan that would allow the c.i.a. which is not allowed to spy within the confines of the united states to spy on american citizens. this would have given nixon even more leverage to make people like edmond musky leave the presidential election in 1972, which he did. host: well, ron, let me ask you this, given the history of the fisa law grew out after the aftermath of watergate and the committee and the house were created after that as well, are you concerned about the ability of these committees to do the job of providing oversight to the executive branch, given how split they are down partisan lines? caller: well one of the key things that happened during the whole watergate things republicans started coming forward as an act of conscience and saying nixon did a bad thing, be it john bean, the white house attorney, dan butterfield who revealed the taping system in the oval office. i think it was howard baker of tennessee wh

d.n.c. as the former chair person and so the court held two hearings. of eventually the court dismissed the lawsuit and said that our clients who were donors to the bernie sanders campaign didn't have what is called legal standing to pursue claims against the d.n.c. and debbie wasserman schultz for rigging the primaries but in the course of. these lower court proceedings something very very interesting happened in open court before the judge hearing the case and what happened is that the d.n.c. has counsel got up and said that the d.n.c. had every right to go into back rooms and select the candidates like they did in the old days smoke. cigars and he said those precise words and there is absolutely no. nothing no legal resource recourse for that in fact the d.n.c. has every right to rig the primaries that way and this was a shocking statement i was shocked at the time i heard this and i'm still shocked and we and i said at the time if what the d.n.c. is counsel says is true then this is a very very sad day for democracy in this country because it means that there is absolutely no recourse that can be had legally to ensure that there are fair elections in this kind count

d.n.c. hired foreign spy to concoct a fake dossier on trump. the clinton campaign in the d.n.c. gave fake dossier to obama d.o.j. an f.b.i. the department of justice and f.b.i. knew that the dossier was fake and politically motivated the department of justice and the f.b.i. present fake dossier to face a court to get trumped wiretap we're talking about carter page in this case the d.o.j. in the f.b.i. don't tell the court that the dossier is fake and from political opponent and the face of court. fraud into ordering wiretapping the trump campaign again quarter page here. this is victor this is devastating ok devastating there is well six smoking guns at the very least and from what i understand this is i hate using the term tip of the iceberg but what. the intelligence community made available through the you know the white house was approximately ten percent there's a lot of underlying evidence that can be released that was based on these six points look at the irony of the situation and the american intelligence community accused russia of interfering in the election process i