these emails exist only in ireland. what happens -- insomething has to happen washington, then obviously something happens in ireland on a computer. to some person have to be there? >> a human being does not have to do it. it is a robot. if you sent a robot into a form meant to seize evidence, it would certainly implicate foreign interests. let me draw out this example. >> now, i guess my imagination is running wild. [laughter] >> who tells the robot what to do and what does the robot do? robotuman being tells the -- since the robot instructions. the computer scientist, amicus briefs, this is an detail. what happens then? it interfaces with the hardware computer in a hardware facility. it spins a disk. it looks for a email on that disc after verifying certain protocols. it reads physical manifestations on magnets of the ones and zeros which are like letters in the alphabet. it tosses them onto another desk. it then safeguards them and sends them back here. andhe dea set at a computer washington, d.c., and hacked into ou

if you email your job, it's not yours. if you email outside your job, it can be hacked.e are at a point in our history where you just don't anticipate it. should that be exploited by any one? i don't know, i understand a lot of the stuff is for sale and i also think many of these companies understand that it's part of their business plan. when did our conscience catch up with what we've always known and that is you cannot expect privacy online. >> lisa: in that apology he wrote "i will be willing to testify if i'm the right person." guess what, you're the right person, all right. >> marie: for such a successful company, how are they so bad at p.r.? i will say one thing to david, i worked on the 2012 presidential campaign and the difference for obama's team was people had to proactively opt in and it was on an obama campaign app. let me finish. i think what concerns people is data that didn't look like it was going to a political organization going to one. this is a bigger question about social media in our lives. it this is a bigger question about what we share online an

day that they dumped their emails. what happened that day was "the washington post" broke the "access hollywood" story, they knew about it at 12:50, they contacted the trump campaign at 4:50. the "access hollywood" video went live and within 17 minutes, wikileaks dumped it's first batch of emails and it's most damaging batch of emails against hillary clinton. for those people who haven't worked on campaigns before, a normal tactic is when you're facing an existential case, you throw out the most damaging piece of information they had about hillary clinton. and now we know that there have been contacts after contacts between the trump campaign and russian assets, you know, actual assets and it's an amazing coincidence, let's put it this way, and i would be shocked if bob mueller wasn't looking into it, it's an amazing coincidence that the wikileaks information which was incredibly damaging to hillary clinton, came out right at the time the access hollywood video came out, and i think that is something they should be pro

he's the one i posted the emails, and he flat out denied that the emails ever came from russia or anytate. here's what he told me. >> sean: did russia give you this information or anybody associated with russia? >> our source is not a state party. so the answer for our interactions is no. >> sean: you did not get this information about the dnc, john podesta's emails, can you tell the american people 1000% you do not get it from russia or anybody associated with russia? >> we could say, we have said repeatedly, over the last two months, that our source is not the russian government, and it is not a state party. >> sean: i've interviewed assange five times. he has repeatedly and consistently said it was not from russia, nor any state. now if mueller's intention is to get to the truth, then wouldn't he have to at least ask, sit down, try and ascertain from assange where to get this information from? i don't care if you like assange or don't like him, wikileaks has never been proven wrong in 11 years. he is a much better track record, by the way, then anyone in the destroyed trump media,

that he sends emails from that email account to lots of different people including family and friendsd he talked about the fact that he had already told everyone that he had paid from his own money into stormy daniels attorney account. those were his words. back to you, erin. >> thank you very much sarah. now editor in chief of the federal election commission. all right, michael cohen personal lawyer for the president who was personal lawyer for a long time says he used home equity line to pay off stormy daniels. do you believe someone would do that, go to their home equity to do it without expecting reimbursement? >> who among us erin has not taken out a loan to pay off stripper before an election? totally normal. and if you are not getting worried about getting paid back, why would you dip into your equity line? this is absurd. payoff days before the election to shush up someone. he was expecting it and is owed it. >> and so, larry, what's your take on this? now he's saying it's a home equity line? pretty easy to find out that he used that home equity line, whether he was reimbursed

we sent some emails and started filming and sent more emails after that and everything kind of fell into place. >> it was 26 different amendments that we looked at and evaluated and a lot of controversy going on right now in the public. and what affected us in our region and going to college, the 26th amendment, we were able to get with some important people here around the country. >> the top winning entries will air on c-span in april and watch

very emotional emails. >> the reporter on this story got a hold of these internal emails from tesla manufacturing engineering executives. it is important for the company to hit model three production numbers. they spent billions of dollars getting this car up and running. they had real trouble getting it going and that has been problematic for the company at this point, because they have not been able to get any return on that investment. vonnie: what does polling workers off of does coproductions -- production lines to put them on the model three line for a couple days do when you are only producing 200 was a day and wall street thinking you would be up to 200,000 cars by now. >> i do think it is a situation where it is only going to be incremental and one of those things you see in these emails is this idea that they were at about 200 per day at the time that one of the emails was sent and there was this urgency to get to 300 per day which is closer to the weekly production rate that they said they would be able to reach by the end of this quarter. there was in a knowledge met with this -- ackn

and project failure mostly because of email. it costs $210 trillion, if you put it in dollars and cents. >> as a child i remember hearing children to be seen and not heard. >> amen. they are told to keep quiet their entire school year. is that why we don't talk anymore? >> i don't think so. you are told to keep quiet in class because there are too many kids wanting to say their own thing and it would be mayhem if they were all talking, that is what recess is for. same in college courses. the professor is trying to lecture, you got to be able to hear them. that has been the norm as far back as we have records. i am not saying children should be seen and not heard, but when someone is lecturing, there will be a brawl, i am trying to hear and the other person is like shut up, i am talking to my mom and fighting like the church seen in the kingston. people have seen the movie know what i'm talking about. there are times you shouldn't talk but we -- i am not talking about that. i am talking about actual conversations we are not havin

after getting an email, it was like okay, let's talk about this again. keep your eyes and ears open.>>reporter: parents at parkside elementary told us that the incident has prompted them to talk with their kids about being aware of their environment and being safe. we have contacted the san mateo police this morning to ask them whether they have been able to locate the man from that big five store who made the threats. a short time ago we heard from a sergeant who said she would be reaching out to the community with more information. hopefully, later this morning, we will have an update on this investigation. >>> organizers of saturday's national march for life say they will build on the success of their event by pressuring congress to pass new gun control laws. hundreds of thousands of people around the world took part in demonstrations against gun violence. several rallies and marches were held in the bay area per the largest in san francisco where 40,000 people from elementary school students to great-grandparents demanded that lawmakers do something now to prevent gun violence. >

he insinuated himself into this story, the podesta email, you have to parse that email by roger stone says podesta's. you don't know if he's talking about the podesta brothers. >> there's no question he wasn't talking about the podesta brothers. that's totally nonsense. you can tell just from the context, look what happens immediately afterwards. >> hold on. i am going to -- wait. >> what are you saying? >> what i'm saying -- >> randy, we're going to go nick and then balk to you. >> you took the fifth amendment when you testified before the committee. you took the fifth amendment and you basically said a truthful answer to questions asked would tend to incriminate me, correct? >> have you at long last no sense of decency? applying that? >> zchdidn't you take the fifth? >> i did. >> why? >> becaui want to be entrapped e fbi? i didn't want to be entrapped by the fbi or by congress. >> entrapped? all you have to do is tell the truth. you're not under oath now, so why should we believe you if you go before the house committee and claim the fifth because you think a truthful answer can inc

i don't know whether it was the email thing or the foundation, whatever it was.ve us all hope a few months back. nothing has happened from that either. the president doesn't appear that he is going to get rid of sessions, right? because, you know, everybody i'm sure will have a conniption and all his senator friends will say it's a saturday night massacre. so, i mean, does america just kind of keep moving as though it doesn't matter who violates the law? >> i never under estimate the power of the american people. remember when there were some people in the intelligence community who didn't even want to release the nunes memo. but because tens of thousands of americans contacted their members of congress and demanded transparency, we got it that's why the american people need to back up what lee zeldin and many other members of congress are fighting for to get a second special counsel so people are held accountable and thrown enin jail for the crimes committed against the trump administration against the transition. >> judge jeanine: you guys now are really pushin

i don't know whether it was the email thing or the foundation, whatever it was.ve us all hope a few months back. nothing has happened from that either. the president doesn't appear that he is going to get rid of sessions, right? because, you know, everybody i'm sure will have a conniption and all his senator friends will say it's a saturday night massacre. so, i mean, does america just kind of keep moving as though it doesn't matter who violates the law? >> i never under estimate the power of the american people. remember when there were some people in the intelligence community who didn't even want to release the nunes memo. but because tens of thousands of americans contacted their members of congress and demanded transparency, we got it that's why the american people need to back up what lee zeldin and many other members of congress are fighting for to get a second special counsel so people are held accountable and thrown enin jail for the crimes committed against the trump administration against the transition. >> judge jeanine: you guys now are really pushin

and then there's the clinton email investigation, mr. comey.it down and explain why any investigator -- while rewriting and exoneration months before interviewing not only hillary clinton, but 17 other key witnesses? if that's what you did in the hillary clinton email investigation. take a look, mr. comey at the sight of your screen. you're probably familiar with 18 usc 1793. that makes it illegal, in other words, against the law, to mishandle classify, top-secret program information. did hillary clinton mishandle all that information by keeping that unsecure server in the bathroom of a mom-and-pop shop, pop shop closet? was she trying to circumvent congressional oversight? you originally said it was likely that hostile foreign actors hacked into hillary's server. did russia hack into that server? to china, did iran committed north korea? to date gain access to america's top secrets in hillary's emails? or what about the fact that hillary clinton, she deleted 33,000 subpoenaed emails? mr. comey, is that a crime? is that obstructing justice? we

the phone has our emails and we have an expectation of privacy in our emails. i respect your dutiful effort to balance the interests of liberty and security, and i thought you did a thoughtful job in the balance, but these should not be hard cases. and they are not because they are nearly unanimous. for the framers, you need physical trespassing before you can go over the fourth amendment. in the 20's, they said if there is no physical version, you can go to wiretaps. it's exciting to see that they are doing things without physical trespassing. >> what an honor to be here and follow in the eloquence of jeffrey rosen on talking about the doctrine. you should go to visit the constitution center which he is the leader of. as a moment of indulgence, i'm a tenor, i think in my temple choir, i love singing, and i never thought i would get to the arena stage here. [laughter] [applause] let me just say that. i'm sorry, i have a sore throat so i can't sing tonight. [laughter] it's actually true. i come back to this community and do it a little differently. thinking abou

. >>> work email can keep people on the job long after they leave work. now we are talking about the right to disconnect. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. in less than one week, california will start issuing permits for driverless cars. the technology is getting increased scrutiny after a woman from phoenix, arizona, was killed by a self driving uber car. the ceo of waymo says their technology would have safely identified the pedestrian crossing the street at night. speaking at a convention in las vegas, he said waymo is confident of their technology's ability to interact with pedestrian. the investigation into that fatal uber collision continues. >>> bank of america has to pay a hefty fine for misleading clients for years. the bank has been slapped with a record $42 million fine. it has admitted to defrauding customers between 2008 and 2013. during those five years, clients were told that their stock trades were being processed in-house. however, the trades were being routed to outside firms, one of which was run by bernie made off. >>> our time is 4:2

i've still not received email responses or phone call responses. and i don't understand how i'm supposed to appeal something that nobody will tell me if it was, in fact, the case or not and the people that i did speak to were under the idea that something was wrong as well. it was a weird situation. nobody knew what was going on and, unfortunately, we don't get to say something again, because while trying to do this before the deadline, which somebody at the office or board of appeals can tell you, i called trying to do this and they, too, could not get the information required. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> i have a question for the city attorney. is the permit appealable? >> that's my question, too. >> i think there are some serious questions as to if this is appealable, because it's not an issuance of a new permit. it's an amendment. i think the standard here of a jurisdiction request is whether the city, as stated by the attorney, intentionally or inadvertently caused

context to put this in except for what is in this email. the concern is as i read it is that the devices that we carry will not accurately reflect the electrical activity of the heart. it will not accurately reflect an e.k.g. tracing and that is not correct. the machines will pick up pediatric or adult, large or small, young or old. and properly reflect what's going on with the patient's electrical activity in their heart. our paramedics are trained to read those and they're trained to read them regardless of the age and we're currently going through our pediatric advanced life report recertification cycle and our paramedics are trained to interrupt these e.k.g.s and to properly treat the patient based on what they see and what they see in the patient. one of the things that i constantly talk about is that we get very wrapped up in all of our technology, in all of our machines and all of our equipment and cellphones and everything else. our paramedics and our firefighters treat the patient. we look at the patient, we assess the patient, we

superintendant all via email. and officials traced them all to a 10-year-old boy. >> myself and other detectives went out to the residence in franklinville and took into custody a 10-year-old student of this school district. and at this time he has admitted to making the threats towards the school. >> i do want to encourage the parents to please, please pay close attention to what your children are doing online. whether it's social media or email. this is just an unfortunate situation where a student was online hiding behind the computer making threatening statementses and bad decisions. i can't tell you enough how important it is to be aware of what your children are doing online. >> reporter: now, for the 10-year-old in question. police ordered him to undergo psychological help before he is released to his family. and classes are back to normal tomorrow but with a stepped up police presence and praise that teacher for immediately reporting that threatening email in the middle of the night. >> quick action. the y

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emily: is this a replacement for email? do we still need email? email is not going anywhere. it is here to stay, just like the fax machine. emily: i thought those that already died. [laughter] eoghan: no, they are on the slow way out. it is an augmentation to a traditional channel like email. you will see more people rely on it. one of the big bets we are making is all businesses will use this modern messenger. emily: mary meeker says its platform unifies customer data and allows sales, marketing and support teams to have consistently high-quality interactions with customers. who is to say a giant incumbent like salesforce doesn't try to do what you do or buy a version of you and do it themselves? eoghan: we look at salesforce and there is no one like them. they are clearly on their way to the top market cap. all companies, especially really center ofhave a gravity, a foundation. everything they do they have to lead from that place. they were built 20 years ago. businesses that meet their customers in person or on the phone. they will stretch and

we know she committed with the email server. we have the ig report coming.whole issue of she purchased, bought and paid for russian lies, russian government lies, paid a british spy for them to lie to the american people about donald trump, even the guy that creates the dossier cast doubt. he didn't even believe his own material. and then it's used to get a fisa warrant to spy on a trump campaign associate. you've lived under all of this. where is the special counsel looking into the crimes we know were committed? >> i saw -- i see the contents of the show planning. i saw the senators earlier in your broadcast. i think they put it best which is that different questions are being raised by those in charge of these types of investigations, sean. there is real questions lingering out there by many people in the public why the double standard for that woman who lost the election whose name i never say on tv anymore. why the special treatment for her. and i think what america saw this week is a great reminder as to why they rejected her and elected him. because s

file through all hills emails, 08 hours worth of emails. steve: so anyway, stay tuned for that.let me just add, too. at the end of all the interviews he kept saying i'm going to go to jail. puts me in jail. i'll laugh. then he said i'm probably going to go through and handle all the emails. congratulations. ainsley: what's your story? brian: i want four hours of my life back. steve: you watched four hours of that stuff? >> i couldn't get enough of it. it was a car accident. steve: we boiled it down to 38 seconds. four hours is how long the oscar cast was and congratulations you broke a record. abc. it was officially the lowest rated oscars in history. it's too bad. the ratings are down double digits. almost 20% over last year. the oscars have never fallen below 32 million. and they clocked in at just about 26.5 million. look at that in 2014 they had 43 million. enough to down in the 20's. what is going on? why aren't people watching? brian: i think it's a combination of things. there is no mega stars. like there used to be mega stars where people couldn't wait to see what they a

we know he is a lament for the emails in play. he revealed these emails of the world.ion that i think we've got to ask ourselves, if robert mueller's mandate, which has now expanded into the uae and well beyond what is original mandate was, if his mandate is to discover trump-russia collusion, where these emails came from, did they come from russia, don't you think the first guy you might want to ask or try and get information from would be the guy, the one person on earth, that you know knows where that came from?fr whether you like julian or don't like julian, that would be julian assange. i can't say with certainty anybody else on the face of this but not 100%, but he would would. >> when i said on msnbc tonight that i did not believe that julian assange was a russian agent, and i did not believe that wikileaks is a rush and i said, i think he's an honest journalist, and no one has questioned the authenticity or the accuracy of any of the material thatia wikileaks has released. >> sean: their whole false prem- >> sean: 11 years, they've never gotten a thing wrong. t

were getting emails from people that looked like they were trusted. it wasn't like hi, i am a nigerian prince. these were documents and pieces of email that were very specifically tailored using intelligence to gain the attention and the trust of the recipients to encourage them to click a link where upon this malwear would enter their system and it's very pornts because it's also very characteristic of this particular brand of malware which has attacked the joint chiefs of staff civilian email system in august, the year before. that's how i first began to know about them. so there is actually a long lineage and a lot of intelligence about what this stuff is as it was discovered in that environment on d.n.c. servers in the spring of 2016. you get to the public revelation of that in the summer of 2016 by a private cybersecurity company that said there's been two different intruders in the d.n.c. system and we are going to lay out the forensic case for who they are. there is zero controversy about this. for all of us that have been following these actor

amazing, so not only did the emails get out, the comment about how the emails would never get out, got[ laughter and applause ] this administration is so incompetent they cover their tracks with bigger tracks. [ cheers and applause ] and yet as more evidence comes out about trump's attempts to obstruct justice, republicans in congress are becoming more aggressive in protecting it. today the white house reportedly approved the release of a secret, classified memo written by house republicans, alleging wrongdoing by the fbi in its investigation of the trump campaign. "the washington post" reported today that trump has told advisers that he believes the memo could help him convince the public that the probe is a witch hunt, but even trump's own handpicked fbi director, christopher wray has told the white house he opposes release of the memo because it contains inaccurate information, and paints a false narrative. nonetheless, the white house seems to be moving forward. vice president mike pence told politico, "i've always believed in the public's right to know, and i stand by that princip

watch this. >> if you look at the email, the top -- the last email in the string, it talks about how the office is closed for yom, kippur. >> the trump organization offices. >> if i could set the stage relating to this email, in mid-october was around the time period that the payment was to be made. now, why is this important, the reference to yomkippur in the office. because it appears to be innocuous when you look at it. we assert actually it's not innocuous. because if in fact the payment was being made personally by attorney cohen he wouldn't need his office open in order to effectuate the payment. >> joe, does this raise a question about why the office being open or closed would be relevant if cohen were truly handling this transaction on his own, as he claims? >> yeah, but it's at the end of the day, don it's all irrelevant. this is ridiculous. a monthing a this was just another salacious trump story. he called fake news. it's one of a million scandal he had in the last year that was going to be another thing that blurs the last thing you heard about him. and wasn't really goin

because of this overnight email threat. sent to a teacher. early this morning the 10-year-old boy was taken into custody. this is going on all week long around the region and around the country. threats to schools in the wake of the deadly school shooting in parkland florida. >> and you have to take every threat seriously. >> school officials and police in franklin township, new jersey, took a threat eached to a teacher very seriously closing this district and to others after a claim that there would be a shooting at the school today. >> the investigation is ongoing, the person responsible continued to send emails not just teachers but principals in the district. >> they traced the ip address to a home in franklinville and took a 10-year-old into custody. >> this is an unfortunate situation where a student was behind the commuter making threats and bad decisions. it's important to be aware of what your children are doing online. >> miles away in upper darby a student displayed a pellet gun going into school. the gun never made its way into th

forwarded all new emails to the defendants. the third campaign targeted u.s. government and nongovernmental organizations. among the victims, the department of labor. the united nations. and even the federal energy regulatory commission. that is the agency that regulates the interstate transmission of electricity, natural gas, and oil. that agency has the details of some of this country's most sensitive infrastructure. we believe that online defendants are currently in iran. i have a message for them and for others who attempt to harm our country through cyber assault. we have worked tirelessly to -- identify you and you cannot hide behind a keyboard halfway around the world and expect not to be held to account. together with our law enforcement partners, we will work with -- relentlessly and creative lee -- creatively to apply legal tools to find and charging. will do -- to find and charge you. these men are now fugitives from the american judicial system. these defendants are no longer free to travel outside of iran without the fear of being arrested in acci

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emails. i don't put anything in my email you i don't want the bosses to read. you don't think that somebody in i.t., somebody knew- everybody check your email they randomly read emails. >> i'll defend the president to the hilt on this. i think this is unfair. he is our first entrepreneur president ever. the fact that he had a company which no president had in american history, a company and campaign which largely overlapped means that of course -- there are emails overlapping. that is -- >> steve are you saying that the incompetency defense? is that the incompetency defense. >> it's not flaming. >> i think you should help the president. >> i'll give you, jen the last word. >> i don't think this helps the president. because that position basically says well you just said, that therefore trump wasn't involved in the agreement and she is free to talk about what whatever she wants. but my view is notwithstanding the argument that he didn't sign that agreement, there was a bilateral contract, a pr

that gets them all the emails come intoea the heart of the trp campaign.n other words, this was a coordinated effort to spy on, bring down, and to tarnish the campaign. sara carter and house intel committee chairman devin nunes will be here tonight and they will explain all of this to you. while we continue to bring information about the deep state forces that are working to take on the president, working to make sure president never got elected, the fbi is stonewalling the american people and congress when it comes to these request for documents related to three important topics including the departments investigation into clinton's email server, information about potential fisa abuses, and the justification behind why andrew mccabe was fired from the fbi. the release of documents has been extraordinarily slow. as a matter of fact, it also sounds like obstruction to me. so slow that the house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte was forced to issue a subpoena. the "washington examiner"'s byron york is reporting the attorney generalal jeff sessions i

and then, of course, everybody is concerned about the way he handled the email investigation.nd now he is set to retire on sunday. is it a little late to be talking about firing him? i mean, if they were going to fire him. why wait until like thursday or friday right before he retires? that just seems bizarre to me. >> it's bizarre and it's a little unsettling and even a lot of my friends who are in the bureau and former bureau are a little upset with the timing of it. to come in two or three days for the head of opr within the bureau to come in two or three days before his retirement and put a.g. sessions in that situation is a little bit weird. and you know, laura, i am no fan of how mccabe has handled these things. keep in mind, that the only way an fbi agent is going to really lose his pension is not through general misconduct. it is through basically not telling the truth, being dishonest. that's what the supposed allegation is and, of course, we haven't seen the oig report. we don't know for sure what it is. there is just something a little bit troubling about the timing

then also he ran the email exchange server, which is a very old way of running your email system.people do that now. it's run through the cloud. he really had a tough go of it. he has worked really hard. and now they are sending him off. emily: what does this signify about the next generation of microsoft? we know it has to do with the cloud. we know it has to do with ai, but are we going to see a fundamental shift in where the money comes from? alistair: certainly, the cloud is where the money is going to come from in the future. one thing to look at is office 365, which some companies use, which is the old office software that used to sit on the windows pc and now is available through the cloud. that business is going gangbusters, and the office business is now part of the experiences and device division. the device question is still a big one for microsoft. they really failed in mobile. so isn't really taken off, think it's going to be microsoft's software being delivered through its cloud. emily: all right, alistair barr, thank you so much for demystifying. coming up, tesla is

having a private email server. >> pete: nobody's ever actually looked into it.f you exonerate her two months before the interview her, it was never a fair process. >> dagen: not enough questions have been answered about an individual getting spied upon by our own law enforcement and getting a warrant for that spying based on a dossier put together with political money from the democrats. >> harris: so there are couple of things i have a passion about. it would be really helpful to see the actual phis application, to see what these judges were told were not told about who paid for the anti-dossier, how it was used and let's not talk about carter page as if he is not one thing that we all are. he's an american citizen. so there is a problem with how we apply for spying on american citizens, we ought to know the answer to that particular question immediately. it doesn't matter for a political party. >> dagen: expect more stonewalling and another special counsel which bob goodlatte and trey gowdy on the oversight committee have called for. >> harris: we will move on

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now, here is what we know about the so-called clinton email investigation.know the fix was in from the beginning. we know it was predetermined, hillary was not going to be charged. even those that she had on her email server which was unsecure and a mom and pop bathroom closet. and she deleted emails acid washed, smashing black enterblackberries with a hammer. they would send every one of you to jail out there. everyone of course not named hillary clinton for a long time. it never happened. why not? now, james comey, trump hating fbi agent peter strzok, other top fbi officials, they started writing the exoneration, gave her the get out of jail free card before doing their investigative work. then there is, of course, the issue of how the trump-russia probe started. here is the information we currently have. the trump hating fbi agent peter strzok who was a top counter intelligence official signed the paperwork that actually kicked off this entire russia witch-hunt. strzok, his fbi girlfriend, mistress and lisa page, they are as corrupt as they come. they tal