george papadopoulos was also involved in the case as one of the main defendants in attempts to build of columbia court sentenced him to prison time, community service and a fine. mr. papadopoulos, a question for you. i am an american citizen who believed in the stability of relations between the united states and russia. in fact, this is one of the main reasons why i wanted to be an adviser to donald trump, because i believe that stability and peace between the united states and its former adversaries such as china, russia and iran are good for... it good for the world, so if that makes me a puppet of putin, then please, but it doesn't. and unfortunately you mentioned the mueller report, it was a scandalous moment in american history. you were even sent to prison for 14 days, if i'm not mistaken. 11 days in prison, many trump advisers were also sentenced to prison terms. the chairman of his campaign headquarters was also jailed. general michael flynn was also imprisoned. it was a very dark moment in american history. all for what? in order to control trump and influence directly his

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micksud called united states and said george papadopoulos says there are e-mails from hillary clintondid carter page. devin nunes sent names to u.s. officials. so many shenanigans and it is coming out now, not just fbi and the russian collusion hoax, it was cia running into trump officials. >> carley: you are following a story like no one else and we are all better off for it. thank you for joining us. we'll have ray kelly on fox business, see you then. >> carley: don't want to miss that. block buster hearing happening just hours from now and donald trump georgia election case that could see fani willis disqualified over her relationship with the prosecutor she hired. we will explain it next. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra hour i'm thinking companywide power nap. let's put it to a vote. [ all snoring ] this is going to wreak havoc on overtime approva

maria: one story that george papadopoulos shared with me back then, one point when he was overseas andid here's $10000 we want to do business with you we like your research and we want to work with you take 10000 because we'll be working together. he takes the money and gives it to his lawyer he realizes he would give anybody $10000 and a paperback, he gives it to his lawyer he gets on a plane and goes back home. as soon as his flight lands, fbi agents are on the plane looking for $10000. it was a set up. maria: it was a set up and we knew it was a set up. but every day we would come in and i would tell you look what i found out about the russia collusion story it is a lie and then we would get off the air and i was mocked and attacked and social media. >> i remember this very, very well it's incredibly propagated story but "the bottom line" is this it points to the fact that there is political motivation and the institutions that we should trust the most. the american people see it only 4% of americans trust their political system to work for them they believe the system is rigged and

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george papadopoulos will come on and tell us more about the blockbuster details we got this week aboutto trump officials to try to set them u we'll talk about the national security issues as a result of all of this, 30 politicking goih michael waltz and how our adversaries are on the march thanks to poor policy and politicking when it comes to america's security. rachel: you always have your finger on the pulse. that is an excellent lineup of what is going on in our country right now. i'm definitely staying tuned for sunday morning futures. thanks for joining us today. maria: rachel, i have one more thing to add. could margarita be any cuter? she is so gorgeous and she looks like your baby sister, mini me. so sweet. that made my money. rachel: thank you, maria. you're the best. she is a sweet little girl inside and out so thank you, maria. maria: see you later. guy: florida storms postponed the daytona 500. we just told you about that breaking news. it has moved the race to tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern time on fox. but austin dylan is getting back to business ready to jump into the dr

news channel for "sunday morning futures", exclusive interviewer with lara trump, ted cruz, george papadopoulos and congressman michael waltz, that will do it for us on fox business, thank you so much for joining us have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack howe and for jack otter. coming up pop potato. january inflation came in higher than expected dampening hopes of an early rate cut. investment strategist chris heisey shares his insight on what it means for investors, move over magnificent seven it is coming down to the magnificent one as investors i next week's earnings report for nvidia why it could be a make or break moment for the stock market. later a look at companies making big moves in a jumpy earnings season but we began with the expert panel and three things investors to be think about right now. on the "barron's roundtable" like colleagues ben levisohn, al root and elizabeth o'brien. let me st

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they did make, they did, and there are some associates like george papadopoulos. this involved very strange figures like stephan helper and joseph smith, the sued, who are both involved in um, in the george carpet the awfulest operation. but the important point is that there was nothing there. there was never any evidence of russian manipulation. russian penetration russian agents nothing. and there was no reason to think they're what day. because trump was clearly, you know, uh uh, you know, was clearly making up his own foreign policy as he went along. he was not operating under kremlin influence. that's in retrospect, that is crystal clear on the fact that the us intelligence agencies, valid below is not needed. but, but what's interesting is that for the 1st time we're learning about how falsified intelligence is gathered to the launch. adding turn of political oppression, which some have called a wall on from florida and the photo war. what is your take on this as well, like i agree. i mean, what happens when from certain big family noises to a, to russia, the

and he was spying on george papadopoulos, a member of the foreign policy advisor and panel to donald funds 2016 presidential campaign. and he, like many americans want this operations to be declassified, which is exactly what trump tried to do, to expose this network of law i as in spies, but he was blocked time and time again, most notably by the c. i a director at the time. there are so many unanswered questions that the investigations kept covered up. i do believe that the operation will be declassified. should trump get re elected, which is why his 2nd term represents an ex essential threat to the intelligence agencies. it's a threat because the c, i a was always spying on people without a warrant or a cause using their international partners. but they were also making things off as they once a long and the high, big inconvenience evidence which points to 20 collusion with the russians. they codes the intelligence they made it look like page and supported from the evidence points the other way. we looked at the reports and the sourcing, they used to evaluate the whole thing. and

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and he was, he's spying on george papadopoulos and member of the foreign policy advisor and panel to donald funds 2016 presidential campaign. and he, like many americans want this operations to be the classified, which is exactly what trump tried to do, to expose this network of law i as in spies, but he was blocked time and time again. most notably by the c. i a director at the time. there are so many unanswered questions that the investigations kept covered up. i do believe that the operation will be declassified. should trump get re elected, which is why his 2nd term represents an ex essential threat to the intelligence agencies. it's a threat because the c, i a was always spying on people without a warrant or a cause using their international partners. but they were also major things off as they went along. and the high big inconvenience evidence which points to 20 collusion with the russians. they codes the intelligence they made it look like page and supported from the evidence points. the other way, we looked at the reports and the sourcing, they used to evaluate the sourcing.

these were people the cia considered easy marks like george papadopoulos, a 20-year-old.nce of trump russia collusion and turned it over to the feds. foreign spies were assigned by obama's cia to create a false impression of collusion, to trigger an fbi counterintelligence investigation. obama's cia worked with hillary's foreign agents in london to hatch the hoax which led to the fbi investigation, the illegal wiretapping, the mike flynn staying. and when trump got wind of it the comey firing. comey leaks the memos which triggered the molar investigation. the muller investigation was designed to cover up for obama and hillary and t up impeachment. had failed on impeachment, but the cover-up worked. until now. new reporting by matt and michael revealed that house investigators had discovered the root causes, but their investigation and all of their documents were confined to secure rooms in langley. when trump was leaving office in those hectic final days, he attempted to declassify this material which started a battle between former cia director gina hospital, the departm

. >> these were people the cia considered peopl easy marks likk george papadopoulos, 20-year-old foreign spies didn't discover evidencecoll of trump-russia collusion and turn it over to the feds. >> foreign spies were assignedti by obama's cia to create a false impression of collusiono . to trigger an fbf usioin, t counterintelligence investigatio trign. inve >> obama's cia worked with hillary's foreign agentstos in london to hatch the hoax, which led to the fbich investigation, the illegal wiretapping, the mic flynn sting. and then whewiretapping, then td of it, the comey firing and then comeyfiring leaks the s which triggered the mueller investigation. >> now, the muellerde investigation was designed to cover up for obama and hillarsignedy and tie up impeachment. it failed on impeachment, but the cover up worked until now. new reporting by matt taibbi and michael shellenbergew repor reveal that house investigators had discovered the root causes ,but their investigationve and all of their documents wereg confinedat to secure rooms in langley. >> and when trump was leaving fn office in t