evelyn farkas was once barack obama's secretary of defense.he repeatedly went on televisionma to say ample evidee the trump administration is colluding with russia and yet like susan rice, she said something completely different under oath before congress "i didn't know anything, she admitted. noww we quoted evelyn farkas saying that on this show on friday. she responded to us and saying we were missing some key facts. now originally she agreed to come on tonight and explain what those key facts might be. she is running for congress now in new york. unfortunately then, evelyn farkas backed out, but we hope she fervently comes back to tell us what those might be. we would like to speak to barack obama elsegh also. that is unlikely so we will have to settle for what he told his oufriends. onel friday obama had a private call with supporters that was immediately leaked to the media. in it the man who sicked law enforcement on political rivals accused current administration of undermining the rule of law. >> that is the kind of stuff where you beg

evelyn farkas, correct, gaudi, so when you say new, what you really meant was, felt. orrect, gaudi comic you didn't know anything, farkas, correct, that was under oath where evelyn farkas tells the truth, again, always welcome on this show. we won't swear you went before you come but it would be interesting. it may be to estimate question. so you are always welcome. the michael flynn saga many assume spied on and then unmasked by half of the obama administration by the russian investor. but a recent really interesting piece by frequent show guest makes an interesting, really compelling point. he says that lynn's phone call was never unmasked at all but instead, he argues the facts point to another weirder possibility that the cea was spying on flynn and never followed faisal restrictions on the first place. matt whitaker attorney general and "a brand-new book "above the law" entrances tonight. thank you for coming on. what do you make of this theory that the cia, fisa spied on flynn? >> as you pointed out because he was not unmasked there was no request the time of the

evelyn farkas is right now running for congress as a democrat from new york.kind of fits in, doesn't it? we they checked. her campaign web site still includes a line about being, quote, one of the first to raise the alarm about president trump's corrupt ties to russia. there are more examples of obama era officials knowingly spreading the false narrative of russia collusion despite testifying otherwise themselves while urn oath. under oath. take a listen. >> i was speaking to the man who had just run for the presidency and won the election for the presidency and who might have done so with the aid of the government of russia. >> president putin's got a very high return on his investment, let me put that it that way. >> if you are somehow okay with people thinking that they should benefit from or potentially help a foreign adversary intervene in our democracy, i feel sorry for you. >> i do have concerns about the president's unwillingness or inability or whatever to call out the russian interference in the election. lou: but during their private hearings with t

that was clearly evelyn farkas' assumption. former defense official from the obama administration, she made a fixture on cable television as news outlets scrambled for puppets with legitimate sounding resumes to push the collusion narrative. dumb people would say anything. in those categories delivering in spades. >> i was urging my former colleagues and frankly speaking, the people on the hill, it was more aimed at telling the hill people, get as much information as you can try to get as much intelligence as it can be for president obama leaves the administration, because i had a fear that somehow that information would disappear with the senior people who left. so it would be hidden away in the bureaucracy that the trump folks, if they found out how we knew what we knew about there, the staff, the staff dealing with russia, that they would try to compromise those sources and methods, meaning that we would no longer have access to that intelligence. so i became very worried, because not enough was coming out into the open, and

that is under oath where evelyn farkas' were the truth.ot swear you in before you come, but it will be interesting to be to ask some questions. you are always welcome. while, from the michael flynn saga, many assume that he was spied on and then unmasked by half the obama administration due to the surveillance of the russian ambassador. but in a recent international review by andy mccarthy making it a really interesting ands compelling point. he says that flynn's phone call was never unmasked at all. instead, he argues that the facts point to another weirder possibility that the ca was spying on his call, and never followed the fisa restrictions in the first place. matt whitaker, former acting attorney general. and above the law, the inside story of how the justice department tried to subvert president trump. thanks so much for coming on. what do you make of this theory that the cia ignored fisa and spied on flynn. >> there was no request from the point of that phone call on december 29th, until really the white house meeting on january 5t

now we quoted evelyn farkas saying that on this show on friday.he responded to us and saying we were missing some key facts. now originally she agreed to come on tonight and explain what those key facts might be. she is running for congress now in new york. unfortunately then, evelyn farkas backed out but we hope she fervently comes back to tell us what those might be. we would like to speak to barack obama else also. that is unlikely so we will have to settle for what he told his friends. on friday obama had a private cloak with supporters that was immediately leaked to the media. in it the man who sick to law enforcement on political rivals accused current administration of undermining the rule of law. >> that is the kind of stuff where you begin to get worried that basic not just institutional norms, but basic understanding of rule of law is at risk. >> tucker: institutional norms. these people are nothing if not predictable. what you just heard as always was textbook projection. you see it again and again and again. what they accuse you of doi

evelyn farkas. we knew what we knew, but she didn't know anything. farkas was lying, as purely as a liar can lie. once under oath, behind closed doors, farkas admitted that "i didn't know anything." it was all lies, literally all of it. even the court claims about hacking that formed the basis of the entire story and the investigation that followed. in 2016, during the campaign, someone stole information from the dnc email server that embarrassed hillary clinton. democrats quickly blamed that on russia and donald trump. in fact, there was never real evidence that that actually happened. the dnc, you will remember, never allowed federal investigators to inspect their email servers. that's on behavior for people who claim to be the victims. instead, the servers were inspected by a third party company called crowd to strike, all of this coming back to you? adam schiff's committee interviewed the ceo of crowd strike john henry. he questioned him directly, if henry knew when the russians had stolen data. his reply which we are seeing for the first time wa

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