lou: outrageous, tom, your thoughts on this and their reactions of emmett sullivan in now clearly, at partially a politically corrupt federal judiciary. >> i think it is broader than judge to live in at this point, you had the d.c. circuit court controlled by liberals, as century endorse his behavior saying move it along, but really putting no teeth behind the order, while simultaneously in our case saying hillary should be exempt from testimony in an extra ordinary fashion, it was almost a one for one. lou: the attorney general said the same thing, william barr said basically the same thing, that there would not be any questioning of barack obama or hillary clinton or joe biden on obamagate and we know the truth, we know every reason in the world to question much of their activities, it goes well beyond that. i want to turn to what we are watching here with joe biden, more evidence spilling out every day and in front of the american people last night, a man who was a business associate, to tony bobulinski, testify, not under oath, i guess he was not testify about making a straightfor

lou: incredible, i want to ask you about our client, emmett sullivan, the judge, i was about to say, constrain myself, emmett sullivan with my comment further ordering the justice department under penalty of perjury, as i understand it to bring forward that swearing by the department of justice, did they do so? >> they haven't yet they have until midnight but they are expecting to file that any minute. were still waiting on the dismissal. >> they're supposed to provide transcripts of all the notes that were produced in the last several months, that is going to be a couple of hundred pages of documents that he wants identified by author in subject matter and date and transcriptions of any handwritten notes, i don't know what their processes for completing that, they can certainly certify those are the absolute documents that they have but they don't know that they can certify what is in their. lou: he says penalty under perjury does he not. >> yes he does, i think it's a rather difficult task to impose on them. >> a difficult task, and outrageous task as well, who the hell does he thi

degrees ticket court judge emmett sullivan on the grounds of, quote, abject bias but also asked president to pardon your client. >> i did ask the president not to pardon general flynn. i think it's crucial the system of justice be restored to the rule of law, that the truth come out in the courtroom, that he be publicly exonerated because he is innocent and the only crimes in the case against him were committed by the fbi agents who made up the false statements themselves, who altered the 302, which was approved by andy mccabe and it was altered until it was approved by andy mccabe. that's well-documented now and we've got mr. barnett's 302 and linked messages between the agents that show how it all happened. maria: well, i mean, we have jim comey on tape when he is sitting on stage with nicole wallace from msnbc and she says how is it possible that your agents were at the white house and a he says oh, we couldn't have gotten away with it in an organized administration, so i just sent over some agents of over there and made sure that he was joc jocular and didn't havea lawyer with him. >>