his name is charles dolan.other words, hillary clinton's team was not just funding the steele dossier, they were effectively writing it, too. dolan, by the way, has extensive connections to russia, closer than anybody on donald trump'sdo team had from 2006 to 2014. for example, dolan did p.r. work on behalf of the russian government and a russian energy company.4. according to durham's indictment, danchenko told dolan he was working on "a project against trump." dolan responded by saying he just received dirt on paul manafort, who was donald trump's campaign manager at the time from "a g.o.p. friend." it was all a lie. according to today's indictment, "dolan later acknowledged to the fbi he never met with a g.o.p. friend in relation to this information he passed to danchenko, but rather fabricated the fact that the meeting and his communications with danchenko. throughout 2016, dolan and other political operatives and fed lies. that one of demchenko's sourcest believe the aid would "take me to the state departm

an attorney for dolan acknowledged his client is the person referenced in the indictment.n russian affairs and a long-time relationship with the clintons serving as an adviser to hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign. state chairman for both of bill clinton's presidential campaigns and named to a state department advisory post by the former president. >> four things this commission has been arguing for over the last eight years. >> reporter: dolan who was not aaccused of any crimes is tied to multiple allegations in the dossier according to a court filing, one claim about infighting in the trump campaign when paul manafort resigned. according to prosecutors dolan lied about where he got the information appearing in the dossier as coming from a gop friend who was allegedly a close associate of trump durham says dolan was indirectly linked to multiple claims in the dossier surrounding putin and officials in the russian government including information about putin firing an adviser for insisting russia would receive no blowback for its role in meddling in the u.s. elec

it ties dolan to one of the most salacious accusations.a russian hotel. the indictment suggests in june 2016 devshenko stayed in the hotel suite and he wasn't told the fantastical details which have never been proven true, and it's still not clear where those salacious details originated. >> does anyone really believe that story? i'm also very much of a germaphobe, by the way. believe me. >> in one case, prosecutors say denshenko made up a conversation with the source, falsely claiming he was in communication with the belarusian businessman. danchenko, attributed the explosive claims to millian, and there was cooperation between the trump campaign and russian officials that that the russians had donald trump. the indictment asserts he never met or communicated with danchenko. millian said in a statement, this fraud destroyed my health, life, businesses and turned my american dream into a nightmare. >> were you working for russia? >> danchenko has pled not guilty to charges he lied to the fbi and his attorney says the case is pushing a quot

danchenko lied and said he did not talk to dolan. fbi agent documented at the time he knew it was a lie. but nothing happened. the fbi did not prosecute danchenko. robert mueller didn't even mention any of this in his report until today, until john durham's indictment. no one in the government did a thing. now danchenko faces five federal charges, including lying to the fbi to hide his conversations with dolan. and this could just be the beginning. we are learning a lot about the collusion hoax very quickly. weeks ago, john durham indicted dnc lawyer michael sussmann for lying to the fbi about a secret channel of communications between the trump organization and a russian bank. durham has also secured a guilty plea from an ex-fbi attorney who lied about the trump campaign's ties to russia. now, we are learning that hillary clinton allies gave information to hillary clinton contractor and laundered all of it into the fbi and the department of justice. more than four years after that fabricated july 26th phone call, some of these crimi

dolan and mr. janco, won we assume that these people would've been interviewed by the muller team who spent two years investigating russian collusion and if so, what happens to their credibility that they weren't able to get this information up out of these two individuals? >> a couple of things on that, martha. we know fiona hill introduced in 2016 mr. dolan and mr. dan janco to each other. they were strategically placed. they certainly -- he of an individual who utilize language that eventually makes its way into a faisal warrant. and the fbi took directly some of the information he received and pasted it into a warrant. all of that was within the purview of muller's investigation. so at least he would've been interviewed and probably mr. dolan as well. >> so you are saying that the language that he used ended up almost directly, the same language. usa met they talk to him and he is saying all these crazy stories about what the trump team was doing and moscow and that got dumped right into the fi

his main source was charles dolan.rative with deep ties to bill and hillary clinton. he was feeding danchenko rumors, speculation, things he read in newspapers. dolan had more ties to russia than anyone in trump's circle. he had ties to the russian foreign ministry. he took a tour ever the ritz-carlton presidential suite. his fingerprints seem all over the trump sex tape story the media reported as true. >> it is even worse than that. not only did they make it all up, but the guy who made it up, he was promised, he was told he would have a big job in the clinton state department when she won thanks to what she was doing. do these people have no integrity at all? it is all about them. it is all about their own personal careers and what they did to this nation for two years, not to mention how they destroyed peoples lives, myself included. yet they were happy enough to do it. why? because it was great for them. not great for anybody else but for them. elizabeth: we understand trump has been forced by a federal judge sidi

it's a really interesting detail about this guy chuck dolan.ment as describing danchenko as russian intelligence. he said i don't think he's kgb, too young, he's fsp. you have a democratic campaign operative working knowingly with russian intelligence and leader in the indictment really interestingly and quickly, there's a comment that is attributed to what we think is chuck dolan that says he later acknowledged fact x or fact y, it's not attribute it to a time or place, that tells me it might be part of a proffer, tells me dolan may be in fact talking to the government, maybe even cooperating with the government which is a big blow to people of the democratic campaign headquarters. >> shannon: we are going to track that, i want to ask you for a couple comments on the rittenhouse trial, couple major developments that happened on the stand. i want to play something from the judge today, bruce schroeder who was really getting into it with the prosecutor. here's a bit of what he had to say. >> i was astonished when you began your examination by co

we know that is a clinton confidant named chuck dolan. he's not be charged with a crime but his attorney tells fox news dolan has no comment. durham said he was in contact with steele to produce damaging information about donald trump. a lot of names there, a lot of information. i want to point out, i reached out to the white house, the national security adviser, people for jake sullivan to let him know about the report. i have not heard back. >> martha: thanks, david spunt reporting. let's bring in casey mcfarland from the trump security department. author and former federal prosecutor, andy mccarthy, author of "ball of collusion." so it's very interesting. you hear adam schiff there suggest that, you know, if somebody lied, we should check that out and should be investigated. the problem is that the circle that we have that looks like it's being created here and i want to start with you, andy, the person that lied to the guy that wrote the opposition research dossier was connected to the clinton camp. so if he tells the lie to the write

i mean the fbi was talking about russian agent disinformation for some time chuck dolan operative waswith high level russian government officials and the russian in ministry and the duma over there the parliament. they were in that presidential suite at the ritz carlton in moscow that is what chuck dolan is doing. we do not know yet about the dip bunked tape they've probed from 2009 to 2011. why didn't the fbi question? the only question in january but prior to that they had wiretaps to jump on the trump campaign. those wiretaps are made for terrorists. >> five words because they had an agenda print that is the fbi. we look back on it now and it all makes sense it's like watching the sixth sense that bruce willis movie where the kid can see ghosts and bruce willis is a ghost all along the way how did i not see that? oh, james comey wasn't involved and peter strzok was involved, they may have had an agenda after all. [inaudible] elizabeth: why did robert mueller, white and the fbi, why did those guys go after hillary clinton and her campaign for what they were doing here and cooking up

especially in '81 and '82, tony dolan? >> i don't want to offend you but i'll begin with some numbers that should appeal to you. >> really? >> we were facing 22% interest. we were facing 8% unemployment and back-to-back double digit inflation two years in a row the first time since world war i. we also were facing 18% increases in federal spending. ronald reagan came into office and said, no, we're going to stop. tip o'neill said you're in the big leagues now. he went on the air and things changed. soon bill's half hour came up with the perfect name for him. yes, reagan had this magic trance he could put people in, so he was the great communicator. they were quoting, larry, tip o'neil o'neill again when this came out. the reason he did that, he said, i have a $20 million cushion on this. we're going to defeat it. reagan did what he had done prior with the economic speeches. by the way, marty anderson did the audit that was based on. i'm so grateful to ed for bringing him up, but i must tell you, reagan wrote those speeches

but fiona hill also introduced charles dolan when she was there as well so now has a very close allycharles dolan, according to the indictment that he deliver that information and that was in the worst dossier that you can imagine just to be false information against president trump and carter page and michael flynn lieutenant general michael flynn he is the one that gave information and then that information was relayed to christopher steele who put in the dossier. let's talk about this. fiona hill not being held accountable. who briefed president trump on the dossier even though they did not believe that was real? in january 2017 it was james comey john brennan who briefed the president on the dossier in an effort to get that out. that is it. and they destroyed everyone not only to destroy president trump blossom and in general michael flynn and who is the only no working with and who wish you close to the national security council? and another that hr mcmaster who then replaced michelson at the national security advisor. steve: she does all this and then she and that in the white

dolan has not been charged with a crime and his attorney tells fox news no comment. durham appears to be building a pattern linking clinton contacts to the russian investigation. former current aid and current white house national security adviser jake sullivan is the foreign policy adviser mentioned in the indictment of another key defendant former clinton campaign attorney michael sussmann. sussmann was charged in september with also lying to the fbi for failing to disclose his work for the clinton campaign when he delivered information about alleged connections between donald trump and the kremlin via a russian bank that information turned out to be false. according to the indictment, another campaign attorney sent information to a foreign policy adviser sullivan concerning the russian bank allegations. mike, there is no indication that jake sullivan is under investigation or is a target of the durham probe. i reached out to his office for comment, i have not yet heard back. mike? >> mike: david spunt live in alexandra, virginia. thanks very much. up next, how pre

>> i think jump trusty is absolutely right, that charles dolan is talking to the fbi.'t know what capacity or what leverage they may have on him. if he is fully cooperating with the fbi i expect a heck of a lot more indictments but what is made clear from the danchenko indictment and the two before it, that the trump russia hoax was coordinated and orchestrated by the clinton campaign at the knowledge and bee hetz of one hillary clinton. elizabeth: we hear you on that. where is the accountability? the indictment of igor danchenko that clinton campaign was paying, using their own people that trump was asset of russia to the fbi and media, using information they originated of the using classified intelligence to attack political opponents. that is unhealthy for a democratic republic. robert mueller didn't find collusion, james clapper, sally yates, peter strzok said they didn't find any evidence of trump being a agent for russia or trump-russia collusion. what do you say to that. >> the clinton campaign needs to be held accountable, emac. half of america doesn't understa

she also collected charlie dolan the clinton ally operative to now the indicted individual under durham documentation was recovered i john durham thankfully through his inappropriate use of federal subpoenas and i think he has a lot more coming. maria: i want to know more about this and we will show what fiona hill said during her closed-door testimony. you took a lot of the deposition. kash patel, stay with us we will be right back. but we ne. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. >> john durham over a thousand other documents that have not yet been

olga is the other source along with this charles dolan.e now admitting every aspect of it was hearsay while drunk, or dolan said this is a -- he had a g.o.p. friend was telling him these things. and once pressed he said i don't actually have a republican friend at all that told me these things. >> greg: yeah. >> so as they actually asked him the question of where they got the information, they admitted, yet as donald trump said, and he's right, where -- are they going to revoke any pulitzers for this? of course that i. >> greg: what i got from you is that -- so you're saying you believe the moon landing actually happened? >> i do. well... >> you think epstein killed himself? >> no. i'm saying this more evidence that he did then there is that trump colluded with -- >> duality of being sarcastic. >> i was trying. >> greg: your sarcasm about the moon landing was noted, so you do believe it happened. >> i do buried >> greg: which is so naive and silly. that was the point i was getting at. steve, this is not -- this is not about trump, this is

so, this guy, the charles dolan, he was igor danchenko main source for the steele dossier. it, have been called out by "the washington post" eric wemple is expecting more corrections from the media on this. fat chance but who most. >> most every major news out let ran the story for years. put the trumps on the front page time and time again. as soon as it is debunked, as soon as it is proven to be false, as soon as indictments on people lying to the fbi about these things because of the good work durham is doing, they're nowhere to be found. they are walking this back. they gladly spewed this for years. and, shame on them. it is so fundamentally wrong and the credibility of adam schiff and these political outlets, it is just disgusting. elizabeth: yeah, the matt taibbi of tk news, pointing that out. showing the full screen. that is from matt taibbi. durham indictment from the steele dossier, let me back up. the durham indictment link to do so the phony trump russia alfa bank story, nsa jake sullivan is the foreign policy advisor, anonymously in there but he is the guy who w

but dolan wrote this speech pitched to evangelicals. and included this quotation. and one of the advantages of reading the type script is that you can see how reagan tweaks the fake quotation. he didn't like the exact wording. so he added the and hear her -- righteousness. so reagan heard about if fake quotation before and he just applied his own version to it. and if you want to see him using that line. and also in the context of the speech, here is a clip. >> -- and -- the american experiment in democracy rests on this insight. its discovery was the great triumph of our founding fathers, voiced by william penn when he said "if we will not be governed by --. we must be governed by tyrants." explaining the inalienable right of men, jefferson said the god who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same time. and george washington who said of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political -- well i'm -- [ applause ] >>> and as you know he never said any such thing. and you can see the whole type script there. i hope you have had a chance to look at i. and you

and charles dolan himself was tasked with asking along gossip, rumor and hearsay.new they were dealing in insubstantial allegations. so how did it happen? as kim just described it, for over two years major media outlets in the united states and the fbi and the congress, adam schiff's learings, purported -- hearings, purported to pursue all of these allegations in the mueller investigation against donald trump. i think we're understanding now, david, why the durham investigation has taken so long. man, this is a shocker. david: it sure is. and, kim, it also reshines the spotlight on the fbi. clearly, there were so many red flags here about the information being insufficient for a fisa warrant. shouldn't the fbi have been on -- or could they have been and just ignored it? >> absolutely. and, in fact, even this indictment highlights that. i mean, this is the frustration with the indictments, dade. durham is doing the best he can do. he's also using these to tell the american people a story which is very important so that people finally understand what happened here. s

all of them we know it is true there are forces on the other side the election was dolan via venezuelan operative january 6 was in operation and then there is a different set not that they controlled most of the conversation, they do that millions of americans have already shut out that conversation and don't believe almost anything they see in the mainstream press that the people who control these outlets and who dominate the big tech companies want to drive it out of circulation anything that does not fit the narrative. the buzzword on the left is believe it or not with no ironing, misinformation. they label as misinformation that anything that they just don't like the memory holding of the hunter biden laptop story before the election that's how information should be judged it would just be ignored but it will if we get their way who are the true purveyors of misinformation in washington this week undaunted by bad polls and setbacks democrats pushed ahead with their big spending plan and voting to pass the multitrillion dollar build back better plan in the house. on thursday this cam

dolan. i guess my question is, no shocker that we now know this information.ng into the chess match that john durham is playing, what is he doing and where does this all end up? >> well, thank goodness that john ratcliffe, the director of national -- the dni national intelligence gave over to durham thousands of pages of documents that were declassified. otherwise, we wouldn't know that what durham is doing is actually getting the low level people that he can leverage, interview and hopefully gain more insight into who at the higher levels in the campaign were involved. once he has that, he'll be doing interviews and bringing more charges. todd: i think there's been a question throughout this, why is this taking so long. this kind of an intricate chess match seems like it takes a of lot of time. i've never done it. i know you have. it shows some major big-time lawyering. we appreciate your time this morning. thank you, sir. >> thanks, todd. todd: all right. carley. carley: todd, there's been a lot of talk about the fate of the line 5 pipeline. it's still uncle

dolan. that's where the lies started.ow this was garbage, i find that hard to believe. we'll see what mr. durham turns up. >> martha: we have a scrolls, the "washington post" -- i wouldn't call it an apology. they're corrections. they went back to all of these stories that we're scrolling on the screen and may have made corrections to dozens of articles, some are broader articles that deal with the russia collusion issues in different places. some of them were on the list that won a pulitzer price, some were not. regardless of that fact, this is under the radar as can be. you have people who oversee media and journalism at columbia and other places saying whoa, these institutions need to take a hard look how they got so far down the rabbit hole on this story. >> and mr. sussmann was feeding information to the press at the same time that he was walking in directly. so he forgot the middleman. he didn't work through steele. he went to the fbi, handed the fbi false information. this supposed connection with trump business an

she also collected charlie dolan the clinton ally operative to now the indicted individual under durhamn durham thankfully through his inappropriate use of federal subpoenas and i think he has a lot more coming. maria: i want to know more about this and we will show what fiona hill said during her closed-door testimony. you took a lot of the depositionon ♪ (man) still asleep. (woman vo) so, where to next? (vo) reflect on the past, celebrate the future. season's greetings from audi. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find a better life. it all starts with the most innovative technology. like the new miracle-earmini, available exclusively at miracle-ear. so small that no one will see it, but you'll notice the difference. and now, miracle-ear is offering a thirty-day risk-free trial. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1-800-miracle right now and experience a better life. and there you have it. you can experience better hearing with no obligation. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide

to be fair to charles dolan, who is the one who has been identified as the person who is described inent, it looks like he-- dandenko took bits and pieces from what he got from dolan and by the time he and steele finished with it and in the dossier, it was explosive information when what he was given was not explosive information. but i think the most important thing, as far as the public is concerned and what we should be taking away from this is when the fbi goes to the fisa court to get a warrant because it's not a normal criminal case where some day the defense lawyers will get to look at what they did, the only due process an american ever gets is when the bureau goes to the judge because there's no proceedings after that. and the problem here is what they bring to the court is supposed to be what they call a verified application, which means they're supposed to corroborate the information before they go to court and here, even though danchenko is the main source, they don't talk to him until four months after they're in court when they're on their way to getting the second 90-da

she also collected charlie dolan the clinton ally operative to now the indicted individual under durham documentation was recovered i john durham thankfully through his inappropriate use of federal subpoenas and i think he has a lot more coming. maria: i want to know more about this and we will show what fiona hill said during her closed-door testimony. you took a lot of the deposition. what makes salonpas arthritis gel so good for arthritis pain? salonpas contains the most prescribed topical pain relief ingredient. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. hello, for the last few years, i've been a little obsessed with chasing the big idaho potato truck. but it's not like that's my only interest. i also love cooking with heart-healthy, idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the p

dolan is a witness in the danchenko case.p/russia probe made its way into the biden white house, jake sullivan national security advisor was the foreign policy advisor mentioned in the indictment of another one of durham's suspect former clinton campaign attorney michael sussman. he was charged in september for lying to the f.b.i. for failing to disclose his work for hillary clinton's campaign when he delivered information about alleged connections between donald trump and the kremlin. the information was false. according to the indictment another campaign attorney exchanged emails with that foreign policy advisor, sullivan, concerning the russian bank allegations. i reached out to the national security advisor's office, jake sullivan several times yesterday to see if there is any comment. no comment from the nsa or white house. we know igor danchenko gave no comment. his trial is expected to begin in april. >> bill: thank you. kash patel is with us now and chief of staff to the department of defense and national security cou

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charles dolan, gifted to this particular russian subsource, an autobiography of hillary clinton with these words, to a good friend, a great democrat. now, get this. while the democrats were smearing trump with false russia allegations, they were the ones rubbing elbows with russians and spreading false information in the media and, of course, the media, as we know, gladly ran with that information. for example, president biden's current national security advisor jake southland promoted the fake story about the alpha bank communicating with the trump organization when he worked for the clinton campaign. notably during congressional testimony several years ago, sullivan said he wasn't sure who mark elias represented when he presented trump opposition research to the trump campaign. elias was the clinton campaign's general counsel. my oversight work dating back to december 2016, has focused on the democratic policies and the clinton campaign's link to the steele dossier. last congress senator johnson and i obtained many records relating to crossfire hurricane. we were able to get many o

do you believe this guy, keep your eye on chuck dolan jr. a chance to fill in on "the view" and worked for state department spokesperson under mike pompeo. great friend of this show. who knows this information and knows how distracted the trump team had to be because of this russian probe. listen to how he confronts adam schiff who just wants to sell a book. see if adam schiff blinks at all. watch at home. >> you defended, promoted, you even read into the congressional record the steele dossier. we know last week the main source of the dossier was indicted by the fbi for lying about most of the key claims in a dossier. >> first of all, whoever lied to the fbi or lied to christopher steele should be prosecuted. >> but you made of this information yourself for years by promoting this i think that's what republicans and people who entrusted you as the intel committee chair are so confused about your culpability in all of. this i completely disagree with your premise. it's one thing to say allegations should be investigated and they were. it's a

and dolan not only has close connections with the clintons but with the russian government.ations for the russian government and what durham is saying is that many of the most salacious, most reported facts out -- or claimed facts out of the steele dossier came from him, not from a source in russia but from this p.r. figure with close ties to clinton. we're seeing all these different layers of connection with the clinton campaign. that mosaic is becoming clearer into view. >> bill: one line from a "washington post" article today. the allegations cast new uncertainty on some of the past reporting on the dossier by news organizations including the "washington post", end quote, a quote from that newspaper. >> yeah. and you know i've written two dozen articles on durham because for the last two years people like myself have been pummeled for saying that durham seems to be on to something. his indictment -- each indictment showed information never disclosed. keep in mind democratic members tried to shut down the durham investigation. i can now see why. this is very damaging. it i

he wanted to do that and his speech writer, tony dolan, who by the way was catholic, he wrote this speechse of evan jell-o calls and it included this from tocqueville -- one of the advantages of reading this as you could see how reagan tweaked stuff in quotations and he didn't like the exact wording so he added the -- to the flames with righteousness. reagan had heard about the fake quotations before. in just applied his own version to it. if you want to see him using that line, and also in the context of the speech, here is a clip. [inaudible] >> the american -- democracy was the discovery of the great tribe of our founding fathers and they said it will not be guarded by gods, we must be governed by tyrants. exclaiming the mention of -- image of -- [inaudible] the gotta give us life in liberty at the same time. that was george washington. he said of all the dispositions and habits that lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. finally, that is true of all american democracy and relaxes the court bill put it out after he got on the search for america'

he never wrote that america is great and dolan, who is catholic, he wrote a good speech and pitched itgelicals and it included the quotation from de tocqueville. you can see how reagan tweaked the fake quotation. he didn't like the exact wording, so he added the -- and at the pulpit of the flame of righteousness. so reagan had heard about the fake quotation before and he just applied his own version to it. and if you want to see him using that line, and also in the context of the speech, here is a clip. >> and calmly accepted -- the american experience in democracy rests on this insight. it was the great triumph of our founding fathers by william penn who said we will not be governed by god, we must be governed by tyrants. explaining the unalienable rights of men, jefferson said who the god who gave us life gave us liberty at the same time and george washington who said of all of the dispositions which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. finally, that truest of all observers of american democracy, de tocqueville said after he had gone on a se

making their debut and receiving the annual blessing of the animals from new york cardinals timothy dolanthe festivities begin. i have been playing christmas music for quite a while with no shame. >> i like it too, i haven't started yet. i want to take you to cleveland, ohio, for this good news good night. history made at the cleveland zoo metro park zoo, for the first time in its 139 year history, the zoo has seen the birth of a baby male gorilla. the western lowland gorilla was born october 26, the public will have a chance to name the newborn in the coming weeks and very interesting, they actually do get a chance to feed the little baby gorilla with a bottle just like you would feed a baby, it's very cool. that is the sweetest little face and the public gets a chance to weigh in and come up with a new name. >> shannon: that little muffin is so cute. when you think about it, he is a week old and he's climbing around and doing everything. it's funny how different animals and different species come out much more advanced. good night from washington, that's it for me. i'm shannon bream, we

what we find out from the latest durham indictment, chuck dolan, an operative from clinton world wason to igor danchenko who was putting it right into this disgusting dossier full of lies shared with the media and of course the fbi and that is how we end up all of the trump-russia collusion nonsense that paralyzed this country for so long. elizabeth: igor danchenko was investigated years ago by the fbi for being a possible russian agent, being too close to russian foreign intelligence or information over there. so the real fear is two things. that russia knew about this steele dossier and what hillary was doing, purposely used it to pour disinformation into it, knowing it would end up in the fbi to see how the fbi would react, right? because putin and russia is always studying how our government agencies respond in order to play it. the second thing too is, durham indictment revealing that you know, internet researchers on behalf of the hillary clinton team broke into the executive branch, meaning potentially the pentagon and darpa to find computer links between the trump campaign an

now we have clinton operative, charles dolan, deep ties with the russian government.the source for steele's main source, igor danchenko for lying to the fbi. this is what they said in the durham indictment. that danchenko's work could affect likelihood that a hostile foreign intelligence service, meaning russia would attempt to influence the election and, basically plow disinformation into the hillary campaign and into the fbi. so adam schiff is not aware that russia is capable of doing things like that to that degree. what do you say? >> well, the russians have been and will always be a problem. they will always meddle in our affairs and hopefully we do the same. the bottom line, this indictment came out last week for danchenko, really sets up a horrific scenario that is much worse than the russian state proper. it is democratic operatives for hillary feeding false stories, knowingly to a russian intel agent who gives it to a fired informant for the fbi and the fbi runs with it. like there is no legitimate good purpose behind anybody in that chain of events that led

last work, tony dolan. >> behind his back i refer to larry as laurie the golden hearted. he's wonderful, warm, great person who is getting -- that's a secret that i only here with all of you. i think the point i would make is regan was the author of his own success and he was a troublemaker. embraced controversy just like margaret thatcher. he knew that's how you move the ball. >> reagan understood america in a way that few presidents have. lincoln did, a handful of others. coolidge, who did amazingly. nobody realizes. it but reagan did and that's why he was successful. that's why my grandfather call the stick to it nice. through setbacks which are inevitable inevitable. even when he had setbacks he had trumps. he believed in the uniqueness of this country. sadly, the establishment today, unfortunately, culture, politics and elsewhere, has the exact opposite view. this country is a disgrace to humanity. that's what we're fighting. the battle for the soul of america. let's not forget it. >> steve moore? >> you mentioned on a tv show that i worked on in 1987, the office of

looking at this, if you had talked to danchenko for 10 minutes or talk to the clinton person, charles dolanf the kremlin. >> john: should this erase any lingering doubts that the russia investigation was perpetrated on fraud? >> i don't think so, no. this was a political narratives by a very influential political campaign, the clintons are a political powerhouse, the head entree to the media and to the government that gave it legs. when you look hard at it, there's nothing there. >> john: how many millions of dollars to be spent investigating? andy mccarthy, always great to see you. have a great weekend. sandra connects the eight brand-new details after the break on a deadly shoot-out near a tourist hot spot. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ three times the electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪♪ pedialyte powder packs. feel better fast. >> john: two people are dead after shoot-out between rival drug gang members near cancun mexico. a group of gunmen stormed a beach not far from where some american tourists were on vacation. more from miami, not all is well on the mayan riviera. >> not recently, that is for sure. americ

that someone fox news confirmed through the attorney is charles dolan.ics and a clinton confidant. his attorney tells fox news he has no comment. danchenko is the third person to be charged in john durham's probe in the last 2 1/2 years. one is named kevin clinesmith charged in 2020. he pleaded guilty to falsifying a document used to obtain a fisa warrant against the trump campaign aide carter page and michael sussman charged with lying to the f.b.i. sussman's information did not pan out. danchenko will appear in court tomorrow for his official arraignment. we'll be there and follow it. >> bill: thank you much. david spunt at the department of justice. >> dana: a long time coming. families reunited after 20 months of covid restrictions. tears, jubilation. we'll have it all for you next. florida pushing back against vaccine mandates in a court of law. does it have a case? we'll talk to the state's attorney general coming right up. >> approximately 1300 people a day who are -- who continue to die a day as i said from covid. if that's not a grave danger, i

fran kwak and joseph dolan were two of the jurors who debated the friendship between tom and gil. >>h yes. as odd as it may seem, they had a lot in common. they loved a lot of the same people. >> the police believe totally the opposite, that gilberto wanted to make you believe that they were best friends but they really weren't. >> i wasn't so sure about that. >> what? about the friendship? >> that they were best friends. i mean, i just find it difficult to believe that. >> but if the friendship was confusing, they say the security video made one thing clear. >> did you both believe that was nunez's vehicle? >> i did. >> yes. >> we all said we -- that he had something to do with it. >> their deliberation didn't take long. after just 6 hours the judge announced there was a verdict. >> is that a good sign or a bad sign? >> i was back at police headquarters at the time. and, and mike had texted me. >> was confident. i felt that a verdict was comin'in that soon, that they -- they would've decided it was guilty. >> if it happens too quick, it's not good. if it happens too quick, it is goo

and when the vaccines became available, as you know, the holy father and cardinal dolan have said pleasedent is to do everything that i can do to make sure that our children are safe. and we are recommending that families choose to get their children vaccinated but, stuart, the primary health choir provider for our children are our parents. they know what's best for their children. and while we may encourage and recommend did, i am not mandating it because the city government has a very specific agenda in mandating vaccines throughout the city and that is to get as many people vax senated -- vaccinated as possible. stuart: what about masks, are children in catholic schools required to wear masks? >> they are because that is a state required mandate. stuart: okay. >> so the city government has insisted on mandatory vaccinations because they want that to be their goal. my goal is to insure that everyone of our children is safe and we're confident that we can do that with the protocals that are in place while encouraging and not mandating that our children be vaccinated. stuart: i'm sure th

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