that people that signed on to the fisa applications "admitted weeks later from the fisa warrant that the f.b.i. obtained from a federal court on the trump campaign associate carter page." because of the f.b.i. zeal to obtaun warrant before election day, that is -- obtain warrant before election day. that is fraud on fisa court and fraud on you the american people. our inalienable rights. we have a constitution that is supposed to protect us from this. that is what happened under james comeys leadership. that is why so many top officials surrounding comey under his leadership have either been fired, demoted, forced to resign and we know that people like mccabe and baker looked at criminally. this is a criminal investigation. because this was abuse of power and rampant. the bias unconscionable. corruption is wadespread. this is -- widespread. sanctimonious james comey look what happened on his watch. believe it or not this is where the story gets worse. among those briefed by bruce ohr were andy mccabe, the deputy f.b.i. director under comey. also a top lawyer for loretta lynch. also a

they're not allowed to prevent anything in the court . >> guest: the whole purpose of the fisa court to protect american citizens from electronic surveillance. as the mandate of for instance of the nsa national security agency is okay to conduct surveillance of foreigners. what happens is as soon as the fisa court approves carter page, then anyone carter page talks to becomes collateral and so for instance he talks to jeff sessions about russia. now that, jeff sessions is a collateral person of interest and he is under electronic surveillance without going back to the fisa court to get permission.carter page talks to the whole group of everybody in the campaign. they're all other electronic surveillance and carter page was involved in 2015, it turns out also with a russian staying at thedepartment of justice conducted . >> .. >> .. so nobody can use them. >> guest: then what happens is that comes do you know the white house and valerie jarrett and they began unmasking the names and begin identifying by name these people who are under collateral electronic surveillance. >> host: polit

weissmann was very involved and might have helped draft the fisa applications.d have known about it from the first conversation he had with christopher steele. this kindin of fabrication is right up mr. weissmann's alley as you know from reading "license to lie" yourself. he is very good at making up crimes and the factual narrative he wants to suit whatever crime he wants to charge. that's his standard operating procedure. while he has the evidence that shows people are innocent. >> sean: it gets worse. remember, bruce ohr, after steele is fired for lying and leaking by the fbi, they still wanted more contact with him, contact with bruce ohr. writing his contact with christopher steele, who built this lying, phony dossier that now is debunked, giving information to bruce ohr to funnel to the special counsel robert mueller himself. we have that s evidence. >> oh, yeah. yes. and i think this goes back farther than that, sean. i think it goes back to 2015 when comey gave illegal access to the raw nsa data to three private contractors. i p would bet that one of tho

fisa court and mr. rosenstein signed the application and mr. comey signed the applications. there are others who signed those applications as well whose names have been redacted. we need to know who those people are the investigations that mr. mueller started should have been of those people and never of the trump campaign at all. it's egregious government misconduct. the mueller witch-hunt should be ended immediately and the entire team disbanded. they are the ones that be investigated. i don't know, sean, i mean, i'm still concerned about mr. barr's personal relationship with mr. mueller. >> sean: so am i. you are not? >> look, the bottom line here there was no trump collusion but there was hillary fbi department of justice collusion and four people on mueller's special counsel team involved. >> sean: and also we know that they literally lied to fisa court and committed fraud. all right, when we come back, whoopi goldberg going

we know that there was real fisa abuse where the fbi did not tell the fisa judge who paid for the dossierpolitical document, etc. are you going to pursue that? are you going to seek the truth there? >> maria, that's not accurate, and i've looked at every single -- maria: what's not accurate, sir? >> that the justice department in any way misled the judge. i understand that that's the republican talking point, but that -- maria: congressman, your reaction. >> well, my reaction is that jim himes probably wishes he'd waited a week to come on your show, because as you said, maria, bruce ohr, parts of his testimony became publicly available this week, and he said just the opposite of what jim's, jim himes told you. bruce ohr raised his right hand and under penalty of perjury said what the fbi and the department of justice knew and when they knew it about christopher steele and the steele dossier. and, again, the opposite of what jim himes said last week, the opposite of what adam schiff put in a memo that he released to the american public last year on that summit. on that subject. but then ag

we know that there was real fisa abuse where the fbi did not tell the fisa judge who paid for the dossiercument, etc. are you going to pursue that? are you going to seek the truth there? >> maria, that's not accurate, and i've looked at every single -- maria: what's not accurate, sir? >> that the justice department in any way misled the judge. i understand that that's the republican talking point, but that -- maria: congressman, your reaction. >> well, my reaction is that jim himes probably wishes he'd waited a week to come on your show, because as you said, maria, bruce ohr, parts of his testimony became publicly available this week, and he said just the opposite of what jim's, jim himes told you. bruce ohr raised his right hand and under penalty of perjury said what the fbi and the department of justice knew and when they knew it about christopher steele and the steele dossier. and, again, the opposite of what jim himes said last week, the opposite of what adam schiff put in a memo that he released to the american public last year on that summit. on that subject. but then again, those o

look, only 1/3 of 1% of fisa applications are turned down.nd that's why it's so important for the prosecution to be credible with the fisa court. and this information about ohr is devastating because it demonstrates that they did it deliberately. they knew the information and they purposefully withheld it and that requires a very careful investigation by bar association and by the general -- by counsel. >> sean: wouldn't this be with that knowledge ahead of time and the bulk of information and the fisa warrants everybody that's signed down for that, wouldn't that be a conspiracy to commit fraud on a court biomyth important information like it was paid for by hillary and then go in as this gospel truth having never verified and corroborated at all? >> i think it might constitute a contempt of the court. whether or not we can find a criminal statute requires looking at the statute. i don't want to criminalize political differences. but i think it's a contempt of the court when you deliberately and willfully withhold information from the court a

that is lying to a fisa court. that is committing a fraud against a court to get a warrant to spy on a trump campaign associate using hillary clinton's bought and paid for phony dossier that was full of russian lies. james comey, an griewf mccabe, sally yates rod rosen sometime all committed crime on a fisa court presenting hillary clinton's dirty dossier biased. it was never verified, never corroborated and full of russian lies and they never told the courts that it was bought and paid for by hillary clinton. next up, mr. barr, you get this job you need to look into the theft and leaking of government documents. jim comey obviously committed a serious crime when he intentionally leaked his fbi memos about his conversations with the president. it's important to also look at abuse of power changes that would be comey, mccabe, strzok, all fired, lisa engage. bruce orh should have been deported twice. disagree with politically all trying to get hillary clinton elected and then having an insurance policy, and a media l

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it had a 50/50 chance of surviving the fisa court.ential -- >> sean: mccabe said steele dossier, no warrant. >> let me tell you about james baker. james baker walked in evidence from a clinton lawyer in september. in october, he asked to review the fisa warrant, which is unusual. the general counsel doesn't usually review them. after the fisa warrant is issued, he walks in more information, a new version of a steele dossier he got from a liberal reporter. these are three -- by his own admission, these are unusual things he did. three extraordinary interventions by the fbi general council, on top of bruce ohr's intervention, the state department's unusual intervention, there is an awful lot of political people intervening in this case. >> sean: the new ag, if they do their jobs, do these people get indicted? >> they should certainly, their conduct should be further exposed. i don't think we know everything yet, sean, so i will leave -- >> sean: you have faith and confidence in barr and horowitz? >> i do, i have seen good investigative

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the dossier was the basis for the fisa warrant.ut going back to "buzzfeed," this is reinforcinged the fact that they are the opposition party. they are refusing to have any journalistic standard and ethics. this is what you get when you have political operatives massacre raiding as journalists. they think donald trump is the great white whale and they are going to try to bring him down. trish: what i love about my profession is i am beholding to no one. i called this administration out on several things. some of the viewers don't like it. but i always tell you what you see is what you get. i'm neither left nor right. i am independent. i don't like taxes. but i'm an independent. and i really think that it's important that journalists -- you may have certain biases, but you have to look at each and everything for itself. you are right it's terrible, ned, that there are people, political operatives posing as journalists. from the first paragraph in this article on buzzfeed it says president trump direct his personal attorney michael c

what they did with fisa, nothing happens. i see surveillance and abuse of our intelligence weapons and nothing happens. now we have it going further than we ever imagined. when are these people going to be held accountable? when is the shoe on the other foot? >> it should be. there are two different standards. one for hillary clinton and one for donald trump and his campaign. the accountability must happen or it will continue. like mark said, we have to end that right now. if we don't, we jeopardyize the independence of the fbi and doj. >> sean: how do we get there? >> make sure there is not a double standard and ask the democrats who are willing to open an investigation to look at the fbi and hold them accountable. i am not optimistic that will happen. >> sean: greg, at different times we had the cia and fbi under fire. you were in the fbi. you said the fbi should be disbanded? >> it should be replaced with a new organization. they are not above the law. >> sean: we are talking about maybe 5 or 10 people. i love fbi agents.

we're all waiting for the fisa. >> well, at the right time we will probably do that.that's necessary, we'll do that. you know, that's very, very important stuff. judge: i know. >> you know, as you know, a lot of bad things happened when a lot of elements of what we're talking about. and at the right time we will probably do that, that's right. judge: all right. and my -- are your lawyers working to keep the mueller report from being made public? >> well, i can't tell you because i don't devote too much time -- here's the bottom line, there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. there was no anything. so, you know, no calls to russia, no nothing. so, you know, it's all nonsense, jeanine, it's a hoax. it's called the russian hoax or witch, you know, it's a witch hunt. and it's a shame. and, you know, despite that what we're doing is amazing. but actually what we're doing in this too, because we're exposing people that are corrupt. people are being exposed by this that are totally corrupt. a lot of the people that don't get mentioned even in that article today, the

but the answer is when the president releases the fisa warrant and declassifies it.e. i just, i'm dying to know what it is about this guy. but let me ask you this, i mean, when we talk about what is going on right now, you were in the secret service. i mean, you were in law enforcement before that. immigration. what is going on, and why do the democrats allow this to continue? and i'm not even talking about the politics, but the influx. we know ms-13, we know drugs, we know fentanyl, human trafficking. why? >> because this isn't about immigration to the democrats, this is about political power. this is about open borders and a welfare state to replace the voters they're losing now en masse amongst the american working class. this is all the democrats have. judge, make no mistake, this fight, this shutdown fight right now, i'm telling you on the democrat side, it has nothing to do with immigration. this is what they perceive to be a defeat for the president of the united states where they can marshal that political power for impeachment later -- martial. everybody nee

then they go to the fisa court.d that everyone in the fbi and doj by bruce ohr that everyone hates the president, that hillary paid for it, and it's unverified. how do you not verify -- and it turns out a lot of it is lies. hookers, ritz carlton. how do they get away with all of that and mueller pays no attention to it? >> first of all, we don't know whether he has or hasn't yet. >> sean: bull. i don't see it at all. >> we don't know yet. let's wait for the report. here's the other thing. let's say he isn't paying attention to it. where was the attorney general of theue united states? >> sean: you keep going back to that. but mueller hires a team of democrats," its own former attorney -- >> i'm not defending those hirings. what i'm saying to you is, if in fact that's what's going on and mueller is independent of -- >> sean: you trust this guy? why would mueller put that team together? >> here's what i believe. right from the beginning, the justice department under donald trump was not run the way it should have been

so the record is clear, what the department of justice and the fbi were aware of prior to the first fisa application was your relationship with christopher steele and glenn simpson, your wife's relationship with christopher steele and glenn simpson, mr. steele's bias against donald trump, your wife's compensation for work, glenn simpson and fusion gps, correct? is and then he answers you -- his lawyer gets involved and says can i have a second, and then bruce ohr answers you and says, right. so to reiterate, when i spoke

fisa has corrupted the fbi.get the same search warrant from the fisa court with a very low standard of probable cause of speaking to a foreign person. i could talk to my taylor and qualify for the fisa court as opposed to the crime which is what they have to demonstrate in order to get a search warrant in a criminal case. why should it be difficult when they can get away with a little less or one? so james baker and james comey and andrew mccabe all knew of this corruption and did nothing about it. the president is correct when he complains that fisa has corrupted the fbi. >> eric: that sounds like a dirty little secret or a big secret at the bureau and this whole process. baker said that he went through this process because it was sensitive. and the law firm said there was nothing wrong. let me read you what the president is tweeting this morning. the president says, former fbi top lawyer james baker just admitted involvement in fisa warrant and further admitted there were irregularities the russia probe handle

it has nothing to do with fisa applications. what was he doing there. lou: not a part of what would be a counter espionage or counter intelligence operation or in any way associated with the national security division. >> out of his portfolio completely. more than the congress lying about what was said, that's more of the story. lou: this is a story, joe, as we all know, that goes on and on. and with the names that have been fired and transferred and demoted. i mean on and on the list goes, at the top of the justice department. but primarily at the department, the fbi. there's no prosecution, there's nothing happening here. this is an entire deep state, it seems at least to most of us observing from a distance, that is purely to run out the clock and to deny justice, not to bring anyone to justice. >> well i think that's all going to change when bill barr becomes the attorney general. i expect him to authorize grand juries into all of this if they're not already being conducted. and to make them robust if they are not robust now and to replace people wh

and they get their fisa warrant and they get it extended three times.ce are these judges told about this poisonous fruit, this dossier and the fact surrounding it. two questions for you. mr. wiseman, how can he be in the special counsel's staff? the man behind the man. when he knew from day one about that dossier and then number t two, where are these federal judges -- you and i practiced law in federal court from time to time and a federal judge learns false or misleading information was presented to him or her and on that basis they sign off on a warrant. i can tell you the federal judge lambert would have dragged my butt back into court and headed evidentiary hearing and held me in contempt. where are these judges? how does wiseman get away with this i guess because mueller wants them to and secondly why are these federal judges now they know the truth and it's all in the media why are they sitting violent? >> wiseman has been doing this for 20 years and bob mueller knows it. that is what he brought him on the task force to do. mark: are the -- bob m

to get four fisa warrants to spy on a trump campaign associate both before and after the election.ll signed off by top officials. here's a quell tonight. is that good for america or is that dangerous for america when you have fraud per traited on fisa court judges. no arrests, nobody held accountable. the court ignores the bigs as because of power scandal in modern history. this is allowed to continue. the united states of america will become a banana republic. might as well shred the constitution because it would be rendered. equal application of our laws are similarly rendered meaningless. the keep state has been and is out to destroy the president. hate the president. and they are doing it by any means necessary, obviously, and that's based on what we know today. >> . we have week wicwe have never t. they hate the president. they want to say see, we were right. you were wrong. you nonintellectual blue collar hard-working tax-paying, law abiding americans. did you this to us. no, they are trying to undermine a free and fair election. now, imagine if any american tonight like you

it's far broader and more fundamental than fisa. the question is, how does joe sixpack know whether an fbi investigation was legitimate or conducted reasons of critical or personal animus. how does a person on the street make this judgment? >> let me just say. a little homework assignment. over the weekend, sit down with google at your computer and try to figure out an answer to this question when can the fbi investigate me? what you will find is, there is a melodic a melodic statutes, lots of executive orders and guidelines the attorney general, there's nothing that says the authority of the fbi and what it can do. how can it do it, the church committee in its report recommended that those sorts of questions be answered by statute . in stead they are answered today mostly by the attorney general's guideline and executive order. multiple executive orders but in part 12333. anybody who thinks that this constitutes regulation needs to think again. the justice department says the executive orders and attorney general guidelines are not

used by top people at our intelligence community in the fbi, in the justice department to get four fisaarrants to spy on a trump campaign associate both before and after the election. all signed off by top officials. here's a question tonight. is that good for america or is that dangerous for america when you have fraud perpetrated on fisa court judges no arrests, no report yet, nobody helped accountable. the media ignores the biggest abuse of power scandal in modern history. if this is allowed to continue, the united states of america will become a banana republic.ec we might as well shred the constitution because it would be rendered meaningless, the principles of due process, equal justice of the law, equal application under our laws are similarly rendereds meaningless. the deep state has been, and is out to destroy the president. they hate the president and they are doing it by any means necessary, obviously, and that is based on what we know today. andha of course, item number fo. we have weak republicans. they hate the president. they only care about themselves. they stand for lit

>> maria that's not accurate and i've looked at every single one of the fisa affidavits. not accurate, sir? >> that the justice department department in any way mislead the judge. i understand that's a republican talking point. maria: no, no, i didn't say mislead. the democrats paid for the dossier that's a fact. >> yes, they did. they noted that this dossier had been done for political purposes to find adverse information on donald trump, so again, that's just not accurate. they complied with their own procedures and an inspector general report determined that there had been no misbehavior there. maria: the judge said he did not know hillary clinton paid for the dossier, congressman. >> so when you make a fisa application, you don't name american citizens or american entities ever. maria: it was the other candidate in the election. it was his opponent in the election. you don't think that should have been pointed out? that it was hillary clinton who paid for the dossier, congressman? >> no, it is a violation of department of justice procedures maria: even though his oppo

know the peace prize for fisa. this man has a different opinion on us on the issue in journalist who fled to turkey in the us at the end and we watched some of the you know the body look at syria our series we love bashar we support bashar assad. bashar assad's regime so no no no we cannot. i don't think so it's bashar assad it is. it is not this working in it is like one hundred. people so. i thought what this british. serious national team don't live in syria. for example a place in the lebanese premier league. we have many many of his was union guys for outside this you know we have in the germany in the oil and. when something in the in my not the you looking all game how many people sponsor you coming aboard the national team the national team here for twenty three million . of the quad you. know he is famous for clearing the ball like a volleyball player goalkeeper eba him. he's one of just six national team players who play in. the syrian premier league in spite of their still a professional football league

lying to fisa court judges and committing fraud. with that said, the witch hunt is now, according to reports, in its final days. according to matthew whittaker, the investigation is close to being completed. watch this. apparently not. >> right now, the investigation is, i think, close to being completed and i hope that we can get the report from director mueller as soon as possible. >> sean: so here we are 621 days the witch hunt now may be almost over. so far zero evidence of any collusion. meanwhile, the president of the united states, he does have important work to do. mainly the safety and security of the american people. let's not our hearts be troubled. this is a president who keeps his promises. so i have a couple of questions for my conservative friends that are mad at the president for allowing congress three weeks to do their job, open the government in the interim. do you really believe the president has stopped his full-on fight over the border wall that he has promised? has he not tenacious fighter? i don't care how th

>> there's no doubt, david, that the fisa abuse is the single most important story of all of this.ecause it is the crime that actually did happen here. and we know that contractors working for the fbi abused all of that information that they got from the national security agency. so the question is, what's mr. huber doing about it. if he hasn't interviewed the 12 people that the house members say haven't been interviewed, this would span -- the appointment of mr. huber by jeff sessions is nothing more than a head fake. if he's not interviewing them, he's not doing anything. this is a joke. >> guess who else he hasn't interviewed, my client, doug campbell. now if he hasn't called me to interview my client, what has he been doing. it's not eight months. that was in the letter but that's wrong. huber was assigned back in november of 2017 because i've seen the letter written from the justice department to the house saying we have somebody working on uranium one and the clinton e-mail matter. those were the words. and then in march jeff sessions announced that it was huber. he's been wo

i've asked that of president trump fisa to give me one good reason to shut down should continue as we debate our differences on border security which we all want the people didn't get a single reason. he is leveraging millions of americans who were caught in his irresponsible action. they continue to hash out their differences and that would be the responsible thing to do and i believe republican senators know that. he convinced the president to accept legislationas to reopen e government and the passage here in the senate. the vast majority of the republican caucus has al already hesupported it. >> >> i think it's important that we have to remind ourselves about what it takes to make a law a in washington, d.c.. it takes a passage of a bill by the house of representatives passed by the senate and presidential signature. obviously, we are in the middle of a sort of i guess you could say a fight between the executive branch and here in the senate which normally would be resolved by the sides sitting down and negotiating coming to some sort of agreement or compromised and that's why it'

know the peace prize for fisa. this man has a different opinion. a syrian journalist who fled to turkey in the us at the end and we watched some of the body look at syria series we love bashar we support bashar assad. him so no no no we cannot. i don't think so but it is. it is not this working in it is like one hundred. people so. i thought what of this british and. u.s. national team don't live in syria.

judge: i cannot wait we are all waiting for the fisa. >> we will probably do that if it is necessary. that is very important stuff. as you know, a lot of bad things happened with a lot of elements of what we're talking about and at the right time we will probably do that. that's right. judge: are your lawyers working to keep the mueller report from being made public? president: i can tell you i don't devote too much time there was no collusion. there was no extortion. there was no anything. no calls to russia. know nothing. it is all nonsense. it's a hoax it is called the russian hoax for a reason. it is a witchhunt and it is a shame. despite that we are exposing people that are corrupt. people are being exposed by this that are totally corrupt. a lot of the people that don't get mentioned even in that article today in "the new york times" there is a lot of corruption and we are exposing it and i will put that down someday as one of my greatest achievements. judge: i look forward to hearing that and just one last question mister president, when will you get out of the white house? was