the fisa -- fraud was committed multiple times on the fisa court. they with held information to the court relating to the fbi knew steele put this together. he never verified it. they never told the court hillary paid for it. isn't that a fraud committed on the court? lying to a court? >> if bruce ohr's testimony today was truthful and accurate, then what you are saying about the information that was not submitted to the fisa court and should have been, that's a big problem. >> sean: a big problem or against the law to lie to a court? >> well, as a former officers of the court you have to have a full and complete disclosure of the facts. >> sean: if i lied to the court do you think you could get me out of prison? >> if i were one of those folks that were identified today -- and in at least one case, one name he identified for us today signed one of those fisa applications. i would retain a really good lawyer. >> sean: i think his name is jc. i am just going. -- guessing. thanks for being with us. john solomon, you tie it all together as it relates t

we now know for a fact that in four separate fisa court applications, fisa court judges were repeatedlyied to. knowingly lied to. the american people, you come over all lied to, all in an effy high-ranking government bureaucrats to steal, sway, rob, and election and at all cops, costs stop donald trump from winning and to store his presidency. communications between ohr and christopher steele, 60 some odd pages of it. it shows that steele was extremely concerned about being exposed for this and for good reason because this level of corruption and abuse should make every single american citizen sick. a printed example of what i've been telling you, a two tiered justice system. hillary clinton gets a free pass. trump is literally targeted by our government with her salacious phony campaign oppo research put together by a foreign national using russian sources for lies. we have a brand-new article tonight from gregg jarrett, he'll be with us, too. he details how the one-time fbi director, james comey, took control of the clinton investigation, took it right out of the hands of the field of

to obtain a fisa warrant. >> there was a lot more than a dossier in the fisa application?> my recollection is there is a significant amount of material about page and why there was probable causeie to believe he s a foreign agent. the dossier was part of that but was not all of it or a critical part of it. >> sean: unreal. we now know the dossier did in fact make up the bulk of the application. it's an irrefutable fact at this point. next up, well, let's look at peter strzok. he was also fired for improperpe conduct. his extreme bias, willingness to act on that bias, is a reason alone. you should never have a clearance again. we also have his mistress, lisa page, the onetime fbi lawyer also complicit as it relates to stzrok's bias and attempts to "stop it," meaning stopped him from ever becomingg president, and the insurance policy, and then andrew mccabe, fired for lying, also involved in signing off on that fake fisa application that will fully misled fisa court judges. by the way, and the american people. we have sally yates, also fired. insubordination. she signed off

my recollection is it was part of a broader mosaic of facts laid before the fisa judge to obtain a fisa warrant. >> sean: there -- >> there was more than the information in the application? >> it was cause to believe he was agent of foreign power. the dossier was part of it but not all of it, in my recollection. >> sean: unreal. we now know the dossier did in fact make up the bulk of the application. it's irrefutable fact at this point. next up, look at peter strozk. he was also fired for improper conduct. the extreme bias and willing ness to act on that alone means he should haven't clearance. his mistress lisa page is also complicit with resulting to strozk's bias and his attempts to "stop it." meaning to stop trump becoming president. the insurance policy. then there is andrew mccabe. he was fired for lying. he was also involved signing off on the fake fisa application. that willfully misled fisa court judges. by the way, and the american people. we got sally yates also fired for insubordination. she signed off on one of the fisa applications. susan rice lied all over the place over

russian lies were used and i believe fraud was committed before fisa court judges.one of these people, nor is hillary clinton, who i think is the most open and shut case on obstruction, none of them are indicted today. why? what should the american people take from that? >> the answer why is purely political one. i think the american people are entitled to hold the united states attorney to his word today when he said the message from the cohen cases of the rule of law is to be applied equally and evenly across the board. we haven't seen that yet. mr. mccarthy is exactly right, the mandate started out as a question of russian interference. i think the case today, manafort, perfectly illustrates how wrong they went in the breadth of that mandate. it is so far beyond that, has nothing whatsoever to do with the president certainly come but the. charges to date, nothing whatsoever to do with russia, and of course, your original question, how did i get to the seven district, we know that a member of the tibbetts comes from the unit that prosecuted him, andrew goldstein,

was file it with the fisa court.y didn't say who paid for the opposition research used to violate their rules. >> sean: i got to run. >> we need a special counsel now. for that. >> sean: some great, smart, constitutional lawyer once wrote a book and in book he said, "this is a post-constitutional america." oh, that was you. we're there. thank you. "life, liberty and levin" on sunday. when we come back we have more on the murder of mollie tibbetts, murdered by illegal immigrants and the full reaction. geraldo and dr. gorka next. george woke up in pain. but he has plans today. hey dad. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in?rom that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. ♪ com

look at the fisa warrants.ant information about, you know, there were no hearings, zero around those fisa warrants related to carter page. since there are no hearings, the judge realized there is no defense there. this is just the government talking to the judge saying we need this. but now we have judges who know they were lied to, a fraud was perpetrated on the court. what do you think the judges are going to do? it's a rhetorical question. but it's an important one. the federal judges know they were lied to by the government to obtain the warrants unlawfully and violate the rights of carter page. david: as the great gregg jarrett said it's something the chief justice of the united states says and does. because he has responsibility for those courts. it's up to him to step up to the plate. perhaps he'll. chris farrell, thanks very much for being here. president trump taking aim at the radical dems and the left-wing media at his rally last night. president trump: today's democrat party is held hostage by left-

have you actually seen that fisa warrant? are you sure that it exists?well, first of all, "the new york times," the newspaper of record as you know, erin, report t -- report ted this on page onen a story that said that carter page, roger stone and paul manafort were all subject to fisa warrants. a whistle blower has told my attorneys that this was referred to in the redacted portion of the fisa application for carter page and cline also reported it from a separate source in his book. i believe it to be true. obviously we would explore this if there is any effort to bring a bogus charge against me. i believe on the basis of many of the questions that lawyers for those who have gone to the grand jury and lawyers for those who have been questioned tell my attorneys that on the basis of questions that are asked, it's apparent that my e-mail, my text messages and my phone calls have been breached. >> so that's what those have been questioned. there's five of them. one of them was your friend kristen davis who testified before the grand jury, mueller's grand j

well, the carter page fisa applicationee has been released in part.ig portions of it were redacted and those portions could help reveal the extent to which the obama administration surveilled the trump campaign, which they did. congressman devin nunes is the chairman of the house intelligence committee. he represents california in the house of representatives, and he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> great to be with you. >> tucker: so, you've seen themi entire document, the entire application. fisa applications to spy on carter page, and then the trump campaign. much of it was redacted, pages and pages redacted. do you believe, knowing what was redacted, that the public has a right to see that information? >> absolutely. so what we heard for a long time is that the memo that we created to make sure that the americand, public knew that the fisa contained the dossier, or the so-called "dirt" that the clinton campaign paid for, bought it from russians, fed it to the fbi in order to get a, fisa warrant on carter page.om we said that made up the

we said that made up the bulk of the fisa.were made fun of, we were told that we were wrong, that we were lying, when in fact we were 100% right. then you noticed that right after that came out they said what's really important is the information that is redacted. then, lo and behold, they found out that just a couple months before the republicans on the house intelligence committee had actually asked for about 20 pages, at least 20 pages to be declassified of the carter page fisa. it does today remain redacted and hidden from the public. we believe that if the public saw that information they would have a very clear picture to what director comey called a mosaic, and i think the public needs to understand what is this mosaic that was created by the fbi, fed to the doj, fed to a fisa court in order to spy on an american citizen and effectively get information directly from the trump campaign? >> tucker: here you have the obama administration spying on a rival political campaign, specifically on a man who has never been charged

the fbi is violating its own rules and probably misleading the fisa court.he justice department has kept us in the dark for 18 months. we will see tomorrow how sure he is. >> the manafort trial of the century. other freedom caucus members have been number one demanding transparency, demanding subpoenas that are complied with. there's been obstruction, delays, phony reductions, phony claims and nationalre security. as we have now learned tonight from this reporting of john solomon, this is deeper, this is more corrupt. there's a bigger abuse of power and obviously they wanted -- the government tried their best. the highest levels of the fbi and doj to defeat and undermine the president of the united states. >> it's not wrong and obviously sean you have been on this from day one. what we are seeing tonight, bruce ohr with the department of justice actually was working as a go-between between him and the fbi. there was over 60 different contacts between bruce ohrhr ad christopher steele and actually sell dirt on the president. we also have text messages that co

the fisa report. the phoney fake -- >> rod rosenstein signed the last fisa report. >> it bothers me. >> will you fire him? will you fire session? >> i'll tell you what, i wanted to stay uninvolved but when everybody sees what's going on in the justice department -- i put justice now with quotes. it's a very sad day. jeff sessions recused himself which he shouldn't have done or he should have told me. even my enemies say that jeff sessions should have told you that he was going to recuse himself and then you wouldn't have put him in. he took the job and then he said i'm going recuse myself. i said what kind of a man is this? >> all right. elisabeth and then katty kay. elisabeth, i mean at this point this looks like a completely nonfunctional white house with a raging unhinged president whose

hasn't been arrested for a crime and yet that was the basis for getting the fisa warrant so you start to suspect that the information underlying that warrant was really questionable. add to that the fact that steele who was mentioned by the chairman was avid in his opposition to now president trump and he was the source of a lot of this information but he was not the initial source. he was simply the secondary source. they relied on his credibility in a prior case and yet, he was passing on secondary information they then said that he had been fired and had been excluded from any further involvement because he violated justice department policy on talking to the press. what they didn't tell the fisa court is he also lied about whether he had spoken with the press which is far more important than simply violating policy. in addition as the chairman pointed out he then continued to be a source which they didn't disclose to the fisa court brew bruce ohr. maria: i want to talk to you about all of this what you just said is just compelling. carter page was wiretapped for over a year on unv

we have at least 20 pages of the fisa -- the fisa warrant that went after carter page.utra 20 pages that te house republicans have asked several months ago for the president and his office to declassify. we need that declassified. senator grassley secondly asked for the bruce ohr fored 302. bruce ohr is going to become more and more important.hr >> sean: explain the 302. it's an official report. where they altered? >> so the fbi interviewed bruce or at least a dozen times and put together reports. so once they fired christopher steele, which at that point they should've not been meeting with him anymore but what they had is they have bruce ohr, whose wife was working for fusion gps was going to meet and still get the information for christopher steele as they were trying to verify this unverified dossier or the clinton dirt that was used to get the fisa warrant. that's number two. number three, there is exculpatory evidence that we have seen, classified documents that need to be declassified. >> sean: exculpatory in nature in what way? exculpatory in what way? >> in tha

and it's particularly so in the fisa context. the only due process an american citizen who gets a warrant on him is ever going to get is whether the fbi and the justice department play it straight with the fisa court when they make that application. it's not like a criminal warrant where this will all be disclosed, you will have a defense lawyer, he'll get to pick it apart. in terms of do you process, this is it, what they say to the fisa court. >> we don't know what exactly what was said behind closed doors. if anything leaks we'll discuss it for sure. thank you so much. cnn, you heard of them. they would like to remind everyone they are not fake news, mr. president. but they will have to work harder if they want people to take them seriously on this one. lanny davis is walking back last week's claims his client michael cohen was prepared to tell special counsel president trump knew in advance about the connection between don, jr. and a kremlin-connected lawyer. but despite those retractions, a cnn spokesperson told buzz feed th

ay is it wrong that fisa courts were lied to?for and disseminated to the american people and where is mueller? >> the hillary clinton investigation was corrupt. they liked her, hated trump. the initial russia investigation was corrupt at its core. the same guy started the russia investigation, peter strzok. i don't know why we have a special counsel. i can't explain it to people in south carolina. >> sean: fisa courts, would you ever lie to a judge? would you delete subpoenaed emails? >> i would tell him he's on the payroll, you better consider that. the bottom line, it was corrupt and we need to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> sean: but we are going after people for tax evasion and loan applications. not russia. >> the bottom line, this is just going to be a lot of noise if he did not collude with russia, and i do not believe he did. >> sean: our thoughts and prayers to cindy, meghan and the entire family. >> i am better off for have known him and he loved his country. there's a little john mccain in all of us. if we can b

but it was used for fisa warrants? they knew christopher steele was hell bent on taking president trump down. bruce ohr documented that steele was desperate that donald trump not get elected. he was passionate about him not being president. 6th, despite steele's bias and lies bought and paid for by clinton and the dnc and the fbi, the fbi still used the information as the basis for the trump russian collusion investigation and never discloed the true nature of the evidence to federal judges. de thathey lied to judges. that is a crime. it's the kind of abuse that goes on in banana republics. this is not supposed to happen ever in the united states of america. bruce ohr twice demoted but he is still working for the doj. jeff sessions, you are in charge. where are you? today the president tweeted this out: . he is right. congressman jordan of ohio weighed. let's take a look. >> why did symboimpson and steeo this? why run it through bruce ohr at the justice department? >> that's a good question. >> to create credibility be

we knew it was the bulk of the information to obtain the fisa warrants. let me shift gears remotely here. let me go to this weekend. in a sense, with all the hype leading up to the protest yesterday, the fact that you have maybe 30 ignorant racist morons that show up at this rally shows that this narrative that republicans and conservatives support these idiots, that's not true even though it gets said every election. but more importantly, the media says they are anti-hate. but i have tapes that go on for minutes of people saying they want to punch the president, be violent against the president, assassinate the president. a lot of people. >> destroy america. >> sean: no border, no law, no usa at all. >> the media is going along with the theme that they are antifascist. they are not antifascist. they are the essence of fascism. and by the way, the right, the kkk, the white nationalists, 4 of them, at the end of the day, that's not what it was all about. i de test everything they stand for. let me make that clear, but when you go out there dressed up in a

we have fisa abuse, fisa justice lied to. bias, corruption, nepotism at the highest level of our federal bureaucracy. all going unpunished. jeff sessions nowhere to be found. it is sad. during his interview with ainsley earhardt, the president slammed his absentee attorney general. we will show you the tape. as mueller's witch hunt rages on, we will show you how they trash the special counsel. we have all of the examples from the obsession of the day, you are going to love it. impeachment repeated 222 times in a day. we have all of them tonight. "hannity" investigation, with the help of a brand-new book, shining a light on the lucrative revolving door. a lot of fbi, doj guys, government guys, private sector, millions of dollars. wait until you hear them millions of dollars james comey and robert mueller himself made. we also covered the horrific, sad, tragic murder of mollie tibbetts. all at the hands of an illegal immigrant. some on the left are so absolutely cruel to the victim of what is a senseless act of violence that if

russian lies, assault to fisa judges, not once, mark, four times.urposely to the american people, that sounds like the former soviet union, mark levin. >> so theou question is, if mr. mueller is such a great prosecutor, why is he blind is about to all of this that is taking place in this country? you want to pursue this, mr. mueller, i can show you a first year law student who knows what to pursue, the fact of the matter is, ladies and gentlemen of the court, the president wasn't a witness to a crime, wasn't surrounded by russians, the president didn't commit a crime, the president cannot be indicted, so, as i keep saying on this program, mr. mueller, you can leave the room and don't let the door hit you on the ass on the way out. and if they go to court, it's an opportunity for the president's lawyers to expose exactly what is going on here. w >> sean: what should they do? focus on that.meme >> i think what they should do is not only ask the court to explain what authority mr. mueller has to do what he's doing, given that ridiculous appointment tha

there is no doubt there are four false affidavits filed with the fisa. guy responsible for those, he gathered the evidence, not evidence. the dossier is absurd. >> sean: political document bought and paid for. >> it's as provably false things. there were real estate deals with the russians. there were no real estate deals with the russians. >> they have evidence he was with hookers in a bed. he >> sean: debunked. >> completely debunked. it got the dates all wrong. it's a cut and paste job by an ex-spy, english spy who hated trump. and was paid by hillary clinton and the dnc! >> sean: they spread this information, mr. mayor. they lie to the american people. >> the justice department, the trump justice department is hiding those affidavits. on the grounds that the affidavits contained national security information. my goodness, here are the things we need to know about it. was the fact that hillary clinton and the dnc, the people who paid, was that pointed out to the judge? because if it wasn't you've got a glaring omission. was it pointed out that steel d

materials, but "never said directly that we utilize fbi leaks for fisas." boy, that was a carefully worded statement. got to parse that one. with partisans using the media too. prosecutors are justify bogus investigations, don't we need to be more careful and ask more questions? i think america needs journalists that we can trust. but as it stands now, we not only have to worry about the objectivity of our news sources, we have to worry about their sources as well. and that is "the angle" ." joining us now with reaction, the examiner's washington correspondent, byron york. along with attorney and rnc committee woman harmeet dhillon. all right, byron. what do we need to know here? this has been a wild day. blood start with a lanny davis and cnn saga, which is both stunning on his part and i think we are kind of used to that from the clintons and the clinton spokesman surrogates, but cnn? >> cnn's reaction is really baffling here. why they are sticking with the story. >> laura: the story being... it's because they're originally story saying that michael cohen

those articles were used to justify applications for fisa warrants.e's what he told us. >> we know this was happening. remember the graph or diagram that the inspector general, mr. horwitz, produced, and his report, it talked about, i think, 13 different people at the fbi talking to one reporter. we know this game was going on, leaking things like crazy, talking to the press of the time, instead of focusing on doing their job. >> shannon: jason, someone who served on my committee is, what do you make into these claims? >> you have 560 page report from the inspector general, the inspector general is investigating the fisa abuse, and the leaks that were going out to the media and uncovered by the inspector general showed the deep state politics that were engaged at the fbi. we don't see any evidence that they are cleaning that up. another reason why jeff sessions needs to go. the entire senior leadership at the fbi is in tethers. they have been absolutely decimated and you see no leadership in trying to instill that confidence back into the system. >> s

rod rosenstein signed off on the fisa warrant for the last fisa warrant.k you about that and i also want to ask you about the president potentially declassify ing all of those documents so that the american people can actually see a transparent situation, what took place in 2016. let's slip in a quick break congressman a lot of questions for you on the other side of this break and of course will president trump declassify those fisa documents as we look ahead on sunday morning futures, stay with us more with darrell issa on the other side. ron! something's going on at schwab. oh really? thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am i going to explain this? if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. schwab, a modern approach to wealth

rod rosenstein signed off on the fisa warrant for the last fisa warrant. i want to ask you about that and i also want to ask you about the president potentially declassify ing all of those documents so that the american people can actually see a transparent situation, what took place in 2016. let's slip in a quick break congressman a lot of questions for you on the other side of this break and of course will president trump declassify those fisa documents as we look ahead on sunday morning futures, stay with us more with darrell issa on the other side. ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. maria: and we are back with congressman darrell issa republican of california and congressman, we were just talking about jeff sessions the attorney general moments ago and you said jeff sessions is the only one that can do this to right this wrong ship but he's not doing it. should the pr

the fisa court, the most secret court in the country -- >> sean: a fraud. fraud was committed on the court. >> absolutely dangerous. >> sean: all right. we did it. >> every american is in danger. >> sean: i don't even think could get me out of jail. thank you. a close confidante of the clintons agrees with me on this. we will tell you about that. ed henry and explosive report involving a prominent democrat. allegations of abuse. then find out which member of the destroy trump media is the latest to freak outhe over peter strzok's firing. we have got that and jesse and jessica and so much more straight ahead ♪ -meg! there you are. did you take a picture of the cake to put on our website? i mean i would have but i'm a commercial vehicle so i don't have hands... or a camera...or a website. should we franchise? is the market ready for that? can we franchise? how do you do that? meg! oh meg! we should do that thing where you put the business cards in the fishbowl and somebody wins something. -meg: hi. i'm here for... i'm here for the evans' wedding. -we've got t

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the fisa court the most secret court in the country. >> sean: a fraud.raud was committed on the court. >> absolutely dangerous. >> sean: all right. we did it. >> every american is in danger. >> sean: i don't even think you could get me out of jail. thank you. a close confidante of the clintons agrees with me on this. we will tell you about ed henry and explosive report involving a prominent democrat. allegations of abuse. then find out which member of the destroy trump media is the latest to freak out over peter strzok's firing. we have got that and jesse and jessica and so much more straight ahead ♪ ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to kiss ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to dance ♪ ♪ it is such a good time to [ laughing ] ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo ♪ scoobidoo doobidoo [ goose honking ] ♪ [ laughing ] a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. ♪ progressive helps keep you out there. why people everywhere are upgrading their water filter to zerowater. start with water that has a lot of dissolved solids. pour it through brita's two-stage filter. dissolved solids

but it was used for fisa warrants?hey knew christopher steele was hell bent on taking president trump down. bruce ohr documented that steele was "desperate" that donald trump not get elected.ha he was passionate about him not being president. sixth, despite steele's bias and lies bought and paid in the dossier for by clinton and the dnc and the fbi, the fbi still used the information as the basis for the trump-russian collusion investigation and never disclosed the true nature of the evidence to federal judges. who paid for it. they lied to judges. it is a crime to commit a fraud against the court and lie to a judge. it's the kind of abuse of power corruption, frankly, that goes on and banana republics. this is not supposed to happen ever and our constitutional public and the united states of america. believe it orer not, bruce ohr, twice demoted, he is still working for the doj! jeff sessions, you are in charge. where are you? today the president tweeted this out: "how the hell is bruce ohr still employed at the justi

we do have fisa court judges lies two.d have a fix in the with hillary clinton and the evidence was overwhelming and incontrovertible. the biggest obstruction case we've ever seen. so all of this is still percolating as the media is getting all giddy here and i know for a fact there's a lot more information coming out probably sooner than later. >> absolutely. let me just go to one point about mueller. this is the most important point. as he's targeting everyone in prompt campaign, previous officials, its attorney general jeff sessions that was with him for some point in time. it rod rosenstein wrote the letter that asked president trump to basically fire comey delisted out a number of reasons. let's think about this. jeff sessions could be a potential witness. if that leads me to suspect that he may himself resign from the position of attorney general eventually. if he is called by mueller. he can't serve as the attorney general and then be a witness and then you have rod rosenstein. isn't he a potential witness? of cours

led to nothing except several fraudulent fisa wires.ow we have mueller, who doesn't seem to care that he's sitting on top of a totally illegitimate investigation. >> sean: nothing about the dossier that she paid for in the fact that the fbi paid steele, it was designed to misinform the american people with russian lies to influence the election. there's a great irony here. >> maybe if mueller and his band of whatever they are, democrats, right, or fair-minded, maybe they would investigate -- maybe that's the collusion. be that's they collusion. >> sean: did you ever hear the adam schiff tape that we played? just dying to get naked pictures of trump with a a russian on tape. there is your evidence. you can't make it up. if it wasn't so seriously ---- not only did they try to lie to the american people with russian lies, now we know after the election they tried to destroy the president with lies and now they are connected to mueller perhaps? >> i've never been involved in an investigation on either side that's more illegitimate than this

then we have fisa russian lies paid for by hillary, used to spy on americans.have bruce ohr, steele, fusion gps, what have we got there? oh, there hail mary, evidence of the hail mary to push the russian lies to the american people, to affect the outcome of an election, and then, when it fails, oh, they are also helping a russian oligarch who was kicked out of the country to get back in. if it wasn't so serious, joe, and so freaking hypocritical, it would be funny. this isn't funny. we are losing the whole concept of our constitutional republic here. >> welcome from the beginning of this entire episode, it has been very clear that there was a brazen plot to exonerate hillary clinton, illegally, and if she lost the election, to frame donald trump with false crimes. why did that happen? it happened because the fbi and the doj during the obama administration were pro-democrat and anti-republican. i repeat: this was a partisan decision. this had nothing to do with criminal activity or anything else. they hated donald trump. they didn't like republicans. why do you

the fisa report. ainsley: rosenstein signed the last fisa report. >> it bothers me. ainsley: will you fire him? will you fire sessions? >> as i said, i wanted to stay uninvolved. but when everybody sees what's going on in the justice department, i always put justice now with quotes. it's a very, very sad day. jeff sessions recused himself, which he shouldn't have done or he should have told me. even my enemies say that jeff sessions should have told you that he was going to recuse himself and then you wouldn't have put him in. he took the job and then he said i'm going to recuse myself i said what kind of a man is this? by the way, he was on the campaign. the only reason i gave him the job i felt loyalty. he weighs an original supporter. he was on the campaign. he knows there was no collusion. and what's come out of manafort? no collusion. what's come out of michael cohen? no collusion. this is stuff that they got. how about with michael cohen, in all fairness to him, they raid his office at 6:00 in the morning? how about with manafort, they raid his home at like 5:0

rob: major accusations that the fbi leaked information to the media to get fisa warrants, intel analystsng congress the bureau would use news stories they essentially created as justification for surveillance warrants. the house freedom caucus chairman igniting a firestorm, new information suggesting our suspicions are true, fbi and doj leaked info to the press and use the same press stories as a separate source to justify fisas. the bureau says this does not happen. nationwide outrage, granting bail to alleged muslim extremist. prosecutors filing an appeal citing new evidence the group may have been planning an attack from their new mexico compounds, aimed at memorial hospital in georgia, the largest care center. the 5 suspects are accused of abusing 11 children in that compound training some of them to carry out school shootings. jillian: the united states will not conduct military drills on the korean peninsula, defense secretary jim mattis reversing course on the deal made up the summit with kim jong un. >> we took the step to suspend several of the largest exercises as a good faith

this is true for the fisa court too.y as august of 2002 the fisa court discovered the fbi lied to them over 75 warrants they had asked for. and they have no way of verifying it. >> tucker: this is the nightmare scenario that liberals spend like 30 years worrying about. i don't even know what your politics are. i don't care. what are you struck as an observer by the degree to which the media has taken the side of unaccountable intel agency bureaucrats over the public? >> i think they are doing that just to support the argument against president trump, but they believe in. i for myself, i refused to join the growing numbers of mentally empowered people with emotional positions they can't change. >> tucker: so do you think that there's anyway to bring bring these agencies under some kind of democratic oversight? >> yes, but they have to be legislated. the congress, we proposed to president obama in january 2141 of the ways he could do that would be to have a set of technical people that would be responsible to the governmen

do you think they would be wanting to look at whether or not there was a crime, if a fisa it warrantas issued based on document that is a bunch of political garbage? i'm tired of telling everybody in the country how bad this is. have somebody to do for the fbi and the fisa warrant process what mueller is doing for trump. >> laura: what would it entail and who is subject to this review -- you can't investigate the whole fbi. there is a core within the fbi, bruce ohr, the fact -- does he still have a security clearance? i guess he does. >> the email investigation was a joke. >> laura: from the beginning. >> they were in the tank. they had a bias against trump and for clinton at nephew had done what she had done, we would not be talking. >> laura: would you still be a member? >> i would be court-martialed. people sitting in jail, i want somebody to look at how the content email investigation was conducted, wide was dismissed, and the fisa warrant. every american should be concerned about the rule of law and i think the fisa warrant process was horribly abused and may be in a criminal fa

we'll see >>> up next, while congress is fighting for unredacted fisa warrants, three newspapers have them redacted all along. we'll tell you which and why right after this quick break. stay with us. we're coming right back. lou: the prosecution has rested now in the trial of president trump's former campaign manager paul manafort. one of the prosecution's final witnesses, a treasury department official who testified that manafort and his business partner rick gates never filed paperwork to document foreign bank accounts used for their company. judge ellis, the presiding judge in case said he would allow the testimony but he warned jurors that the government had a chance to indict manafort's company and chose not to do so >>> congress has been hounding the department of justice to provide them the unredacted fisa warrant on carter page. but it would have been easier, it turns out, to just ask members of the national left-wing media. according to a new report in the conservative tree house, the "the new york times" and the washington post and buzzfeed have all been sitting on the full

fisa, the two areas i can talk about that demonstrate this, one is fisa and the relations with congress. some of you probably know this in some detail, but some of you are probably like what does that were mean. it is the foreign intelligence surveillance act coming into effect in 1978. it was a reform to introduce regularity in the way intelligence was looked at and investigated inside of the united states. there had been no guidelines for he fbi or anyone else. it was decided definitively again in 1978 in all of these reforms that the cia, the an essay, cannot operate inside of the united states. the fbi is the only intelligence agency that can operate inside of the united states. it strictly is defensive on the side of the fbi. here is something that is a secret, classified information. almost everybody in this room knows it, and anyone who has ever read a newspaper knows it, but the american government very closely monitors one or two countries in particular. now, wiretapping is illegal in the united states. how did they do that? the point of the fisa act was to provide a legal vehi

but didn't tell that to the fisa court.e did tell the lawmakers at one point he was worried that his marriage could be a conflict of interest. he never disclosed to the fisa court his bosses knew that his wife worked for fusion. but, when they went to the fisa court to get the opportunity to spy on the trump campaign, nobody ever said that guy right there, bruce ohr, his wife nellie works for the company that created this dossier which darrell issa confirmed to brian a little while ago was filled with unsubstantiated hearsay and would not hold up in a regular court. but, fisa court different because the other side not presented. here is mr. issa talking to brian. >> one of the things that bruce ohr said to us and it took a little work to get it was he clearly knew this was opposition research clearly paid for quote opponents to donald trump. he said he didn't know it was the dnc at the time. nor did he need to. his wife was happily doing opp research and turning it over as evidence. brian: trying to uncover this whole thing