they didn't call danchenko.en durham and the government was done friday, danchenko's team said we're done, too. >> neil: you have to wonder if this is durham's swan song. there was great expectation here. it's just fizzled. >> you know, we don't know if john durham will charge anyone else. legal experts have say it's unlikely because you look at the statute of limitations. we're talking about stuff that happened in 2016, 2017. we're at six years now from 2016. in many cases, the statute of limitations has expired. so there's not a clear path to see if he's going to charge somebody else. but if not and we have known this all along that john durham is someone that is very careful, that is very calculated, that pay as tension to detail and someone that takes his time. i think from a 3 1/2 year investigation, we know that this, what happened today, may not be his final act. it may be his final act in a courtroom, however we do expect some sort of narrative to come out, a final durham report just like we saw the muel

the government says danchenko never received such a call.w no calls came in on danchenko's account. his attorney said you can't prove the call didn't come from an app like signal or what's app or another encrypted service. a government witness testified that bucked the government's case telling jurors that danchenko was a valuable informant adding american national security is more at risk without him. he claims danchenko helped the bureau with some 25 investigations. listen, trace, i've been saying this about a week. on paper this case is about lying to the fbi. every day in this courtroom behind me, it was clear that john durham was looking at something much bigger meaning the fbi. he also used the term -- i know you said during the tease, andy mccarthy said the elephant in the room is the fbi and he's your next guest. john durham said the elephant in the room is the fbi. trace? >> trace: thanks, david. back to you as the news warrants. let's bring in andy mccarthy, former federal prosecutor and national review contributing editor. he's al

he handled danchenko as an f.b.i. informant told jurors danchenko was a highly trusted source and losing him as an informant harms u.s. national security. fireworks when he said in the 20 years at the f.b.i. danchenko had the most impressive network of sources out of any informant. he went on to say danchenko helped with 25 investigations over a three-year period. john durham not happy with this information. this was his witness. he actually brought up the fact that danchenko was implicated in an espionage case in 2009. it was never proven and hearsay. john durham is personally questioned the f.b.i. agent and going down that path about that espionage investigation. >> dana: the f.b.i. is on trial. our next guest writing the evidence provides utter proof the f.b.i. framed trump and shielded hunter biden. andy mccarthy is a former assistant u.s. attorney. you said danchenko is on trial but the spotlight ought to be on the f.b.i. and on what durham's final report will have to say about the nation's premier federal law en

he lied to danchenko. the judge threw out that charge.re was some debate whether or not danchenko spoke to dolan on a telephone by voice or spoke to him -- i shouldn't say spoke to him or typed an e-mail to him. the judge felt that charge needed to be thrown out. the other four counts of lying to fbi agents remain on the table. the jury will hear that monday. martha, the bottom line in this entire case and it can be confusing, there's a lot of names, a lot of different countries and meetings involved. the bottom line here, john durham that began his investigation 3 1/2 years ago, this is his second trial looking at the origins of the russia investigation. while on paper this trial is about igor danchenko in lying to the fbi, inside the courtroom the special counsel has uncovered a lot of problems within the fbi dating back to 2016 and early 2017. so i'll end there. the big news, the judge just dismissed one count against igor danchenko and the defense is resting meaning they're not even putting on a case. showing that they're fairly confi

danchenko? no, what mueller does is he buries it.entially what's happened here is durham has oddly been prosecuting the doj and the fbi at the same time that he's prosecuting danchenko. maria: yeah. >> now, look, i think this is a problem because i'm not sure -- why is durham not bringing criminal conspiracy charges? he reports directly to biden's attorney general, and we know in this, and this is kind of the final point, we know that there are several high-level officials that were involved back in '15 and '16 in this whole conspiracy that are now sitting atop the justice department. one has to begin to ask why is durham being allowed to bring the prosecutions that he should be bringing based on all the evidence that we've seen so far in this trial. maria: so you think that merrick garland is putting his hand on the scale and stopping him from bringing these prosecutions. >> yeah, look, and i've said this for a long time, many times on your show dating back many years, that democratic republics don't survive if you have situation wh

dolan and danchenko did not technically speak.ause they communicated through email, that was one reason that was thrown out. special agent kevin hellson, a government witness made an interesting bit of testimony when he defended danchenko, saying he was a valuable informant, and that american national security is more at risk without danchenko still working for the bureau. he claimed danchenko helped fbi with some 25 investigations. john, no matter what the jury decides, ultimately john durham in some way seemed to move past this specific case and while on paper this is about lying to the fbi and those four counts, in many ways it's about the fbi taking the fbi to task, especially for what happened in 2016 and early 2017 after donald trump became president. so right now, in the hands of the jury. >> john: we will go to you immediately as soon as we hear that. we'll talk more about jonathan turley, specifically to david's point what is the impact of all of this in the danchenko trial on the fbi. sandra. >> sandra: and the long-term

this danchenko trial could be the last case prosecuted by john durham. what's the big picture take away from all of this? >> i want to show you something really quick, taking a bit from what we've seen on election time. i want you to look good versus bad behavior. want to focus on who the behavior benefits, if there is a positive or negative outcome of it. if you look at anyone, you look at durham, what you see is the lying to the fbi. a couple of things coming out, durham is just another part of this doj because he works for this doj. is he being pressured by the doj to mitigate this or less in these charges and get rid of this thing, or is this a crime for help saying this is all i can do. these accusations, was there any transparency? can you track this behavior back to any specific person or groups of people and is there positive or negative outcome for the things that he did, danchenko himself, or any other people involved? constantly and consistently expresses back the dnc, the biden, the clinton, to anything not trump that is pushed on the left. i

he claimed danchenko helped the bureau with around some 25 investigations. this case is about igor danchenko print overall you see durham clearly looking at build a narrative going after the fbi in 2016 early 2017. may 5 the justice department has filed a motion requesting that an appeals court and the special master review of records seized by the fbi and the mar-a-lago raid. lethal wrangling is invesco's former president trump over classified documents found at his florida state. alexander hoff has more of this. >> the government is arguing through this appeal a district judge does not have the authority to effectively delay a federal investigation by appointing a special master. the justice department's third-party attorney raymond deary off the case is supported by judge eileen cannon exactly a month ago to sort the records seized by mar-a-lago estate to determine if they fell under attorney-client or executive privilege. both the parties had agreed upon him as a candidate for the position. the department of justice objected to the trump teams a push for

risk without danchenko.investigations, was an asset to the fbi. speaking for the fbi, the general durham special counsel talk about the elephant in the room the fbi. it has been clear the focus has been more on the fbi in 2016 and set of several really than danchenko himself. liz? elizabeth: great reporting. david spunt, joining us now, look who is here, ranking member of house oversight congressman james comer. good to see you in the studio. nice to meet you. senator grassley sends a letter to ag garland, fbi director wray, david weiss, prosecutor in delaware his team read unclassified documents about hunter biden deal-making overseas and whistle-blowers at the fbi say they have quote, voluminous evidence of potential criminal conduct. what is this about? >> they have to have evidence. all the evidence points to criminal activity with hunter biden of the question why didn't the fbi do something about this sooner? this has been going on for nearly a decade. everyone in the intelligence community knows that t

isn't that why they paid danchenko? danchenko had told them that none of this is true in this dossier? look, by the time they got back, this was early october, 2016. christopher steele could not get his million dollars because he didn't have any evidence. yet they used it action andrew mccabe said as the bulk of information to get the fisa warrants improved. so they submitted a fisa application with knowingly false information is it. is that true, devin? >> yeah, absolutely. what i'm saying to you, i think bigger than that, i think what durham has exposed is there was no one within the fbi that had any evidence whatsoever to target donald trump or carter page or anyone else for that matter. >> sean: and they did it because they wanted an outcome in an election and used and abused their power to influence the election. is that a fair statement? >> that is absolutely correct. later the whole mueller investigation, which we said at the time was a total scam, it was used by the fbi and the department of justice to cover up

it centers on some shocking testimony and the trial of igor danchenko. the alleged source of a notorious steele dossier. and surprising turn of events, special counsel john durham led the questioning himself, and he went after his own witness. yesterday, fbi supervisory counterintelligence analyst ryan otten rebuilt the fbi offered hillary clinton operative christopher steele $1 million if he could prove his allegations that biden stomach davante adams included. and he pressed on the lack of cooperation justifying the visor pfizer warning, you and your colleagues took the information and put it in the corner page pfizer application and you didn't have cooperation from databases, intelligence community or christopher steele and still went into a fisa application. correct. david spunt outside of the courthouse, david. >> brian was on the stand for a day and a half and also we just heard from carl stolen a democratic public relations operative and according to john durham and durham is doing a lot of questioning specifically in this case to show how investe

they also paid danchenko $200,000 to serve as a confidential source from 2017 to 82020.nwhile, carter page who served as a cia operational contact and fbi informant claims he was never paid by the bureau. he told me, "i risked my life countless times for this country around the world and was never paid 1 penny by the cia, fbi or any u.s. intelligence agencies that are loyally served for many years." he was a target of a fisa warrant and the debunk for that fisa application in all its renewals. the g.o.p. congressman james comer said it looks worse for the fbi. listen. speak with affected american people have lost confidence in the fbi. it has been politicized six years now and it's going the wrong direction every day, another report comes out that is more damaging to the fbi. >> >> danchenko has pleaded not guilty to all charges. >> carley: brooke singman live for us and we will follow that an earlier we spoke to jonathan gilliam who said americans should pay attention to these aspects of the case. watch as. >> to these accusations, did they benefit any transparency? can

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, he was danchenko's handler, he defended danchenko contributed to more than 25 investigations in theenko was an important part of the overall fbi frame. not sure how long john durham plans to take the trial but every day we're learning something new, liz. elizabeth: great reporting. thank you for joining us tonight. joining us former congressional investigator sam dewey. sam, what is your take on this? charles dolan, he was a bill and hillary clinton top aide he has been with them for years, was even surprised his anti-trump information ended up in the anti-trump steele dossier used to get fisa wiretaps to spy on the trump team, what do you make of all this? >> overarching first point i make when the fbi gets information from a confidential human source like danchenko, they do, should do what any investigator does, you vet the information. you look for leads in other case files, you look for documents that corroborate, you look for other people saying similar things. you assess the motives of the individual coming in. and, the completely, not even flimsy, just transparent nature of t

danchenko was innocent.re happy now that the american public knows that as well. >> nothing on camera from john durham the special counsel he said on a statement while we are disappointed in the outcome, we respect the jury's decision and thank them for their service. durham alleged danchenko lied to fbi agent four times when he received he received a call from unidentified russian male he thought was a man named sergei who had connections to republican politics. danchenko repeated the story about the call to a man named kevin hellson special agent four times. deank's attorney said the call did happen. he was a governor witness but defended danchenko, bret, tell jurors danchenko was a valuable informant. another big revelation during this trial, the fbi apparently offered christopher steele $1 million to corroborate his widely debunked dossier that's coming from an analyst on the stand last week. steele could not do it but the fbi still went forward and used the dossier to surveil trump campaign aide carter

the first most important is the defendant himself, igor danchenko.om what we learned which has taken six year, what we learned, danchenko was christopher steele's primary source for what's become known as the steele dossier. now, steele had told all of his handlers, the media, the fbi, and other people in government that his sources were in russia, that they were sourcing material from russia and they had credibility because they were russian sources. in fact, igor danchenko worked for a democratic think tank in washington and lived here in the united states so he wasn't even russian. that was lynum better one, -- that was lie number one, one of the biggest ones from the steele dossier. rachel: tell us about the clinton after affiliate, charleh lain. charlesdolan. >> he was an interesting character. it's charles dolan who has strong ties to russia,s he's a marketing executive, a clinton supporter and democratic operative and he had connections if in and assisted with public relations for the kremlin itself. so talk about a well-developed conspiracy w

danchenko told the f.b.i. according to the government he got it from a trump official, not democratic operative. the first witness was f.b.i. intelligence analyst, a government witness. john durham turned on him several times in an effort to go beyond this specific trial and take the f.b.i. to task on a grand scale. he was involved into looking into potential connections between the trump team and kremlin in 2016 it was dubbed crossfire hurricane. durham asked him you didn't have corroboration from other intelligence community agencies or from christopher steele and it still went into the fisa application? correct, said the witness. the fisa application deals with spying as the trump campaign would say on the 2016 campaign aide carter page. what john durham is trying to wrap it up in a bow is trying to show the f.b.i. still was hell bent and getting the fisa application with information that came from all these different sources and they believe danchenko lied. we'll hear a different story from his team. >> ha

can chen eco, and we see -- danchenko, and we see then up sealing of that.ko was actually on the payroll of the fbi. so why was the fbi paying danchenko from march of 2017 all the way until october 2020, and why do you believe that information could be a game-changer to overturn the dismissal of your lawsuit? >> maria, because it represents complete fraud, and it also represents, you know, there's been a lot of prosecution in terms of lying to congress, lying to the federal government. unfortunately, this is exactly what doj and other operatives in washington have been doing for years in terms of part of this cover-up. if so this is -- so this is finally, you know, unfortunately for both the judge in my case and, you know, the credibility of our justice system in the district court many washington -- in washington, i mean, it's just proven to be a complete sham. so this seems like it should be, again, there's, you know, there's a lot of questions in terms of our justice system right now, but seems to be a very solid basis for reopening case and wail getting

igor danchenko though, he is the one on trial behind me.ve counts of lying to the fbi about some of his overseas contacts and some of his communications especially with a public relations expert official named charles dolan who has contacts with bill and hillary clinton going back to the 1990s. now special counsel durham's team revealed an email from igor danchenko to charles dolan. in that email, liz, danchenko wrote, i'm working on a related project against trump. it is an important project to me. our goals clearly coincide. durham insists danchenko was the primary source for christopher steele who compiled that widely talked about, debunked steele dossier with accusations about the former president. another name come up in the trial, not to bog viewers down with names, a man named sergey miliam, who had tries to donald trump. we're told in court via durham, danchenko tried to region out to milian to get more dirt on donald trump but that never happened. this is day two we wrapped up in this trial. the second trial in nearly 3 1/2 year pr

jury deliberating the fate of danchenko.nks for your analysis, appreciate it. >> sandra: now the story from the pentagon, and something first on fox, self-described woke equity chief who oversees curriculum at schools for military children is recommending a book for kids that refers to 9/11 first responders as menaces. calisa wing, already under investigation for anti-white tweets, critics say the book is anti-police. coates writing, they were not human to me, black, white or whatever, they were menaces of nature. they were the fire could with no justification shatter my body. hard to believe that is true, and that those words would leave her mouth. >> john: something which i was completely unfamiliar, that's just stunning. >> sandra: and sad. >> john: when you consider all of the first responders who ran into the world trade center and lost their lives and all the first responders who came to the pentagon within seconds of that plane hitting the military capital there, it's unbelievable. >> sandra: they are heros all of the

he claimed igor danchenko helped with 25 investigations in a three year period.is john durham's last stand? the call it quits after nea nearly -- more than three and a half year investigation? six years from 2016 to the statute of limitations is expiring in many cases however durham is expected to release a report to the public, written report telling his story. jon: david, thank you. tonight's "unfiltered" with dan bongino, fbi whistleblower steve details expenses as a special agent and how he believes the fbi abandoned law enforcement mission in favor of a political agenda. he explains how the fbi bypass investigator protocol after january 6 despite friend and other agents raising the alarm, he believes the leadership intentionally abused its power. >> the oath we took when we became special agents has a meaning, fbi's fidelity, bravery and integrity model has to mean something, it's time to step up and be the people we've recalled to when we originally applied to be special agents. jon: more of that tonight on "unfiltered" with dan bongino 9:00 p.m. eastern ti

again, dolan not on trial, igor danchenko is.john durham is not successful when a jury begins deliberations tomorrow and they ultimately find danchenko not guilty, he still may win in the court of public opinion. he's expected to weave together a narrative of three and a half years of putting this story together and, ultimately, it's a lot more about the fbi and some missteps in 2016, early 2017 than igor danchenko. rich? rich: david spunt lye at the doj, thank you -- live at the doj, thank you. >> video of a brawl at a baltimore high school this week is going viral. it's just the latest example of disorder in public schools that many parents are blaming at least in part for failing grades. more right after this. ♪with ♪ and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks a

. >> dana: jury deliberations expected to begin today in the trial of danchenko.ource for the discredited trump/russia dossier and accused to lying to the f.b.i. david spunt is live in alexandria, virginia with the latest. jury selection could start today? >> that's right, dana. we know closing arguments will begin any moment about an hour for each side. then those deliberations will begin, jurors have to decide if danchenko, the russian national, is guilty of four counts of lying to the f.b.i. only four counts. late friday the judge removed the first count over a technicality. danchenko is the man the government says was the primary sub source for ex british spy christopher steele aimed to destroy then candidate donald trump. durham said he lied to an f.b.i. when he said he hadn't talked to a democratic political operative named charles -- the two communicated email and didn't talk. it was enough for the judge to get rid of the first charge. a special f.b.i. agent told jurors danchenko was a valuable informant adding american national security is more at risk wit

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it was not good news today that the judge throughout one of the charges against danchenko.jury totally disagreed and acquitted him. the important thing about durham has always been that there is going to be a report. when bill barr, the attorney general, appointed him, he specifically charged him with writing a report in the form that could be publicly released. the value in the durham investigation is that we are seeing what the fbi did to try to get donald trump in 2016 and 2017, a lot of investigators have tried to figure that out before appeared congress. the fbi stonewalled them. this is probably the best we are ever going get. >> bret: jessica, for the fbi to try to pay steele to corroborate the dossier, and he cannot do it, you know, if you just look in the wayback machine of all of the coverage that the dossier got, it is significant. >> it is significant. i think that you are ultimately right, that they are not a lot of people paying attention to it, and it is very hard to get anything to change. on top of that, the case that john durham or his supporters i should

on the east coast reps speaking out after igor danchenko primary source of phony russian dwoir found not gument four countslying to fbi the john durham russia probe in the air after michael sussmann was acquitted in jooin joining me to ask is ohio congressman ranking member of the house judiciary committee jim disorderan you are reaction to the igor danchenko news. >> well, i guess doesn't surprise me we have same thing happen with sussmann you just never know how these are going to go, but never forget what we did learn, you know about danchenko we learned that the fbi was willing to pay christopher steele a million dollars, to validate the dossier understands the dossier they used donate validate document knew it was false used to it get the initial fisa to spy on trump campaign we learned i think valuable facts just show how the problems that exist at fbi, then you couple that with everything else we've learned subsequent to this, and in addition, to the 14 whistleblowers who talked to us about how political the place has become, and underscores why we need to change that place we

maria: let's talk about the igor danchenko bombshell, we are learning that the fbi paid igor danchenkoconfidential source over 3-year period. former campaign adviser george papadopoulos that fbi had danchenko on the payroll. chris, they tried to get him to corroborate a lot of those things in the dossier, he was unable to do it and we know in january 17th, he gave the fbi a 3-day interview during which he said we made it up, we embellished and we were having beers with friends and the fbi continued to surveil carter payment, your thoughts. >> it's a wild testimony who wanted to paid danchenko defending integrity and defending the source, attacking anyone who said, hey, by the way, danchenko someone who was reviewed for being double russian agent. he was collecting hundreds of thousands of dollars from the government to make up stuff and the fbi was desperate to do this and offered steele to corroborate this stuff and this agent is standing by some of his work of informant and we know is bunk and shows you thousand thick the blinders are on some of the agents. maria: it's worse than tha

. >> sean: i never cared about danchenko.he trial that the fbi in 2016 offered christopher steele $1 million if he could authent icate the dirty dossier that hillary clinton paid for and hillary clinton's friend was the source for igor danchenko which means that dossier was all hillary clinton bowed and paid for. -- bought and paid for. no investigation. the first fisa application warrant that mccabe said without which we could not get the fisa application approved. the fbi knew they didn't verify it. the fbi lied to fisa court judges and nobody has been held accountable. when danchenko told them it was a lie in january 2017, they started paying him? to buy his silence? will we ever get to the bottom of this? are all of these people who signed those fisa warrants filled with information they knew was not verified. will they ever be held accountable? >> if i win my race and we get the majority i will get to the bottom of this. i think you are right. these trials were more about the fbi corruption. the reason sussmann and igor

reporter: his name is igor danchenko. he is charged with five counts of lying to the fbi.an today with jury selection early this morning. the judge wanted a jury seated as soon as possible. he got his wish with a jury seated before noon. special counsel john durham says danchenko, a russian national living in northern virginia was the primary source for british spy christopher steele who compiled widely talked about yet debunked steele dossier full of accusations about former president donald trump. the indictment alleges that danchenko lied to the fbi for working for steele as the primary source of the information. the indictment talks about danchenko with ties to charles dan cowith ties to hillary clinton and bill clinton that date back to the 1990s. danchenko is the third defendant being charged in the john durham's 2 1/2 year probe looking into the origin of trump accusations. he is charged with using lower level officials to lie to the fbi. it shows interest was an effort to making allegations of president trump to ties with russia. unclear how the trial will last. so

igor danchenko is in the hot seat charged with lying to the fbi.urham's team revealed in an e-mail from danchenko to democratic operative charles dolan. danchenko said he's working on a project against trump. our goals coincide. danchenko was the primary source for the dossier and autin identified that the fbi offered a million dollars to steele if he could corroborate. there's another name, martha, sergei millian, a russian with ties to trump. danchenko tried multiple times to reach out to him for dirt on trump. he was never successful in connecting. the bottom line wrapping this up is we don't know how long this trial will last. this may be john durham's last trial. the statute of limitations are running out. john durham has a narrative report he still has for the public. martha? >> devin nunes is here with us today. good to have you with us, sir. what is your reaction to that story? >> initially there's this get trump bounty program the size up to $1 million for someone who is already on the payroll. not to mention what david was talking about,

cell phone logs show no calls came in on danchenko's account.er his defense attorney said point-blank you can't prove he didn't speak to this man that the call didn't come have an app like signal, what's's app or another encrypted service. for john durham where he goes from here, we expect him to release a narrative report the next few months laying out his entire story over the past three years. liz? elizabeth: that will be something to read. david spunt great journalism. joining us look who is here, senator marsha blackburn from senate judiciary. it is great to see you, senator. >> good to see you. elizabeth: what was your reaction when you heard the verdict? >> i think from this we have learned that there are indeed two tiers of justice. we know that d.c. is a swamp. it is full of people that are going to try to protect the fbi and the institutions. we do know that hillary clinton was involved in this. this russia hoax, all of this came from her campaign. the fbi knew that this was false. they wanted to take down donald trump so badly that th

danchenko's attorneys say wait a minute.s what's app, signal, the encrypted apps? trace, wrapping this up, a government witness praised igor danchenko and said that he helped with 25 investigations through the fbi and defended him as an important asset, important fbi informant. still no verdict. we'll keep you posted when we get something. >> trace: i have to go. four counts, do we expect to be guilty, not guilty on some counts or an all or nothing platform? >> you know, trace, it's hard to tell. it's the same story that was repeated four times to the same person. so it's hard to see that split. >> trace: david spunt live for us. we'll get back to you. thank you. well that is "the story" of tuesday, october 18. as always, the story goes on. be sure to join me for america's late news. we're talking about fox news at night, 12:00 eastern, 9:00 pacific. "your world" with neil cavuto starts right now. >> i disagree with president biden when he's talking about relaxing some of the regulations done on the border. i completely disa

hi, david. >> danchenko is charged with five counts of lying to the fbi.jury seated as quick as possible. he got his wish. john durham in the courthouse behind me today. he says that danchenko, a russian national living in virginias the primary source for british spy christopher steele that compiled the steele dossier full of accusations about former president trump. the indictment says he lied to the fbi about working for steele as his primary source of information. the indictment mentioned danchenko's involvement with chuck dolan, a p.r. executive who has ties to hillary and bill clinton that date back to the 90s. danchenko is the third person to be charged looking at the origins of the russia investigation to trump. the other two, kevin klinesmith pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi. bottom line, durham is building a pattern charging lower level officials of lying to the fbi. now, durham's grand jury in this overall investigation has expired. some believe this may be his final stand before he retires as special counsel. we don't know if that will be the

igor danchenko exactly.e presented the ex-employee of the british intelligence services with knowingly, false data danchenko denies his guilt, let me remind you that after the presidential elections of 2016, the us authorities, relying on the dossier of the force, investigated trump's conspiracy with russia but they could not prove anything. the air of our channel is continued by sports news in the champions league the day before the first game day of the fourth round of the italian championship milan hosted the london chelsea english team. until yesterday , she had not won in italy for 19 years. and now a series of failures, chelsea was finally interrupted, the outcome of the match was decided in the first half, when already at the eighteenth minute milan remained in the minority, and even before the break conceded 2 goals in chelsea , they scored jorginhos, penalties and obameyang of the game in second half, chelsea quietly maintained this advantage 2-0 chelsea beat milan for the second time in a row and a

despite this, igor danchenko facing charges for lying to the fbi.e know accused of going after christopher steele and offering him $1 million to verify information in the dossier. christopher steele rode that dossier, charles. this is his information. doesn't the fbi usually use outside sources to verify information, not the guy who rode it? >> yeah, exactly and precisely. that is the most important point about this entire trial. obviously, they are trying to convict igor danchenko for lying to the fbi, but that is not really the problem here. even if they succeed in convicting him for lying, the real problem is that you have the fbi that was not verifying information or verifying information with the people who provided the information in the first place and then completely fell for all of this fabricated charges that came directly from the kremlin and had been handled by political opponents of donald trump and the trump campaign. handled by the democratic party. much of it have been paid for by democrats and by hillary clinton campaign. then, comp

jury deliberations are expected to begin today in the trial of igor danchenko.eek of headlines out of the danchenko trial last week. >> it continues this week. the judge dropping one count of lying to the fbi from the charges list against danchenko. the alleged subsource of the phony russian t dossier. the indictment claims danchenko claims he didn't speak to charles dolan about the dossier. the judge says all the communication between dolan and danchenko were do you know through. -- were done through e-mail. a wounded connecticut officer took cover and shot at a suspect who killed two of his colleagues. watch this. [gunfire] >> the suspect fired over 80 rounds before being killed by a single shot. cops were lured to the scene where a police sergeant and officer lost their lives in the shooting. their funerals are set for friday. and more crime, police in california arrested a suspected serial killer they say 43-year-old wesley brownly ambushed and shot five men around stockton between july and the end of september. he was arrested saturday before police believe

closing arguments now set for tomorrow in the trial of igor danchenko, the russian national who was ae for the now-discredited steele dossier. he faces four counts of lying to the fbi. could be the last criminal case prosecuted by special counsel john durham in his investigation of the origins of the trump-russia probe. alexandria hoff has details. >> reporter: the jury will be considering four of the original five counts against i gore danchenko. one count was thrown out by the judge on friday over a technicality. it was a late blow to special counsel john durham who's been working on this case for more than three years. he had alleged that danchenko, a russian national, had lied to the fbi when he said he hadn't taken to charles -- talked to charles dolan about the steele dossier which was aimed at destroying then-candidate donald trump. the defense argued since this exchange was by mail and not verbal, the charge was too weak, and the judge agreed. danchenko still faces four felony counts, the prosecution has expressed if he had been truthful about the motivations of his sources, t

danchenko's mother yulia can safely go down to the first floor the woman confesses.ave a rescue door, when julia releases those who bite me. i run away and close evgenia, you could live in such a zoo, i really feel sorry for the animals. i think it's still in its natural habitat. they would be better off . in addition, these are predators, and all these pictures of yours are creepy with your mother. it scares me personally. well , that is, they look, of course, cute cute animals, but their behavior. i couldn't do it, i don't think so that it would be better for them to live, for example, in africa where they should be. and to you, as the condition you saw, of course, ingenious. ingenious. if you don’t earn some good income from them. yes, apparently meerkats. this is your weakness. yes, these are my pets, but there is a separate space for hotels in the zoo in such conditions. of course not. there is no such food groaning either, and naturally you don’t have such love that you feel for them either, the question is different. and i could not, but i'm not a dog at all,

danchenko was innocent.nko the russian analyst and primary source of british spy christopher steele now debunk dossier found not guilty of lying on all counts. john durham special investigation. lara trump joins us now. senator ron johnson was on fox news last night. he said all of this was less about danchenko and more about the fbi. listen to this. >> these trials were really more about the fbi corruption. i think the reason michael sussmann and igor danchenko were acquitted is because the jury found the fbi was the more corrupt actor in their -- what they did. >> carley: now that all is said and done, what's your big take away from this? >> i think, you know, for the american people to have gone through what we all went through with the russian collusion hoax and we have to point out it was a hoax. everyone knows it was a hoax, it was proven to be a hoax and you still have no one held accountable for what happened to our country. i mean, this tore our country apart. we are talking about tens of millions o

. >> sandra: and the jury is deliberating in the trial of danchenko. john durham has no more cases planned, but are his eyes on the fbi as a whole? katie pavlich is here on that. >> very important investigation and i think the new republican congress is going to use this as a baseline to really seriously dig into what's going wrong. that ancient roman coinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and now in two new flavors (♪ ♪) this is gloria. she hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with her cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain

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danchenko's lawyers reacted. >> we've known all along that mr. danchenko was innocent. we're happy now that the american public knows that as well. we thank these jurors for their hard work and deliberation in reaching the right result and that's all we have at this time. >> tuesday's verdict is seen as a major setback for durham. the third case brought forward by the special counsel since the probe began more than three years ago. he didn't speak following the verdict but released a statement where he says quote, while we're disappointed in the outcome we respect the jury's decision and thank them for their service. i also want to recognize and thank the investigators and prosecution team for their dedicated efforts in seeking truth and justice in this case. aside from the court cases durham is expected to write a report detailing what he learned of the f.b.i.'s behavior with the handling of the trump campaign and will go to the attorney general. we don't know when it will be completed. some of it, if not most of it, will be released publicly. we're at a waiting point.

igor danchenko charged with five counts of making false statements to the fbi. paid more than $200 to attempt to serve as confidential human source. charles dolan a name less well-known a long time democrat operative, ally to hillary clinton where it all connects to. friday fbi agents that dolan had connections to putin's press secretary then christopher steel of course. opposition research on donald trump. mullen report casts doubt on dossier claims. we knew there were doubts on the dossier claims from the beginning. they were paying to attempt to verify it even though they were saying it was verified when they were issuing warrants. >> no, you're absolutely -- they wanted it to be true. pete: yes. >> if you think about this entire situation, they wanted it to be true. so they did this kind of two-ways of getting this. they one, they didn't seemto have the inelect all curiosity to get to the bottom whether these allegations were true or not but at the same time they were willing wanted it to be so true they offered million dollars to christopher steele to verif

durham alleged that danchenko lied. he wanted to dig up dirt on trump.received a call even though he says he did. cell phone log shows no call came in on his account. his defense attorney says wait a minute, you can't prove a call came from an app like signal or whatsapp. he repeated the story about the phone call to special agent four times hence the four charges. he was a government witness but defended danchenko adding that national security is at risk because igor no longer works for the fbi. he made more than $200,000 as an informant. jurors deciding this now. this is john durham's second trial. >> bill: we await. thank you, david. david punt watching that jury deliberate. >> dana: president biden taking a lot of heat for a comment on gas prices in california. here's his response to a reporter who asked if he seen prices near $7 in l.a. >> that will always be the case. nationwide, came down $1.35. we're going to work on -- [ indiscernible ] >> dana: i want to show you the gas prices from 2019 to 2021, you can see it there. $4, then down to $3.60 in

so, remember, danchenko provided the majority of the information that went into the steele dossier.t's been established. and when the fbi went to speak to him in january, he essentially said, ah, you know, steele overstated and misstated what i said, most of this is hearsay, it's gossip, the kind of stuff you get over beers with friends. i don't have any proof for any of it. and, you know, paul, it's remarkable, think about the timing of that. even as he is telling them, you know, jim comey, the former fbi director, is setting the stage for the dossier to be made public by the news media. they sit quiet about that as the fbi goes about prosecuting former national security adviser michael flynn, they sit quiet as comey again kind of arranges for us to have another special counsel, bob mueller, to spend 22 months looking at claims the fbi already knew they had no evidence for. paul: yeah. that's a real black mark against the fbi. what is durham -- i mean, he's trying to get a conviction of danchenko for lying to the fbi, but that's a relatively minor charge as these things go. so what

i was stunned by that what's at stake for danchenko today?hat will happen in a jury trial like that. like buti think it's very cleare evidence that's been unearthed. the fbi at the very top had gone crazy how can you go out and try to actively underminority president of the united states as they did just as they went out to protect hillary clinton and protect hunter biden. this is the most corrupt fbi leadership in american history. and there is going to have to be a commission or something to look at it and potentially broken up into two or three different agencies. this is serious stuff. these guys have the power to put you in jail. it's not politics. this is the criminal justice system and it was clearly perverted by the last two fbi directors. >> brian: do you know what is unbelievable, too? congress said to them do you have any information on the steel dossier and interaction with it? they never told congress that they spent -- they offered christopher steele a million dollars to verify the dossier. they just ignored it. what i'm wonderi