fusion gps was being paid for by the hillary campaign. they were working closely with russians to discredit trump as a candidate. this looks like more of a conspiracy than conflict of interest. does it not? >> this goes right to the heart of this whole trump-russia stuff. it shows potentially that you had the democratic party by sending money to fusion gps, christopher steele and the russians to provided this discredited dossier colluding with the fbi and the department of justice. not only with the dossier, did they use information from that dossier to get surveillance on then candidate trump's associates? this is something that would shake i think confidence in our system to the core to have our law enforcement agencies potentially mobilize in service of an incumbent party against an opposing party's candidate. we need to get more information. i think it circumstantial evidence is very troubling. we need to know when did this trump-russia stuff start? strzok was the one involved in opening up the russia case after closing the hillary cl

alas, it wasn't our gps but the legality of putting a gps tracker on a cow.e'll talk about the substance of a press conference and much more with today's terrific panel. susan glasser, politico, former bureau chief for "the washington post" and co-author of "kremlin rising." luke harding is a guardian foreign correspondent, new book called "collusion: secret meetings, dirty money and how russia helped donald trump win." and former foreign secretary of the united kingdom, president and ceo of the international rescue committee has a terrific new book out called "rescue: refugees and the politic cancal crisis of our time." susan, let me start with you. what struck you most about the conference? certainly to me, the references to trump personally and the democrats were pretty unusual. >> well, i think they were extraordinarily unusual. vladimir putin often talks about the press in the year-end conferences to bash them or accuse the united states of encircling russia. he definitely has not used it as a platform in the past for praising the president of the united

ohr, the wife of bruce ohr, demoted for concealing his meetings with fusion gps.t commissioned the dossier containing salacious allegations. that is raising more questions about the obama justice department's objectivity or lack thereof, since simpson now says he met personally with bruce ohr. "at his request, after the november 2016 election to discuss our findings regarding russia and the election." that was after ohr had met during the 2016 campaign with christopher steele, the former british spy who authored the dossier, which is why republicans today demanded answers from the deputy attorney general, ron rosenstei rosenstein. >> the fbi paper, the dossier? >> i'm not in position to answer that question. >> do you have the answer to the question? >> i believe i know the answer. >> but he did not answer that. he also did not answer whether or not the dossier led to surveillance of trump campaign officials that obviously then lead to robert mueller and the investigation. one of the president's personal attorney, jay sekulow, said the conflicts of interest within

gps. fusion gps also confirmed that nellie ohr worked on trump opposition research. we found out that bruce ohr met with the former british spy that paid for the russian lies to influence the election. steele put together the fake news anti-trump, russian dossier with phoney information. bruce ohr met with glenn simpson. the co-founder of fusion gps. guess what? ohr's office was only four-doors down from rosenstein's. wow. everything we just explained shows that there are inexcusable conflicts of interest. there are clear, abusive biases at the doj and the fbi and robert mueller's team. to be clear, this has nothing to do with rank-and-file hard working law enforcement agents. this is the select few people at the top who think they are above the law and think they know better than you. what in god's name is robert mueller doing? it's one giant, huge, massive web of corruption. it's all aimed at taking down the elected president of the united states. what he is doing is immoral and unethica

or fusion gps?> i don't believe they are so naive. i think they know this and i think they have begin the for some time. the deep state is alive and well in the department of justice and there is a reason why in nunes is the chairman of the intel zmirt he in the -- intel committee have been given the stiff arm. they wanted the details see they would interview people in person. there is a reason why for months they were given the stiff arm. i think they actually did know. lou: if that is the case, robert mueller should turn his direction directly to the democratic party, the dnc and the hillary clinton campaign and those as you put it, the deep staters within the justice department, more likely what they are are left-wing partisans trying to subvert a president. >> where is attorney general sessions in all of this? the obama administration has some deep-seeded people put into place. but it's president trump's justice department it's not good enough for the fbi director to go before the committee of j

i have heard of fusion gps. what is being referred to, this team in the united states. >> three weeks after it donald trump won the presidential election, at the canadian security conference, the details were finalized for the dossier handoff to senator mccann. along with the senator, sir andrew wood, and the mccain institute staff attended the canadian conference. british court records it stated that mccain and told him to get this outside of london, and then returned it to washington, d.c. fusion gps would provide senator mccain with a hard copy. in january, mccain gave the dossier to the fbi, that's already had its own copy from steel. they had no comment and referred it to a previous statement. he has not responded to multiple requests for comment. speak out a year after the election here on capitol hill, some lawmakers complain it is roadblock after roadblock. the even the queues at the justice department's of walking documents about the dossier, even though president trump's political appointees are runnin

but if just going on, of course, go and see your gp. but ifjust 5% of people who wa nted gp. you come to the surgery and wait in a waiting room at lots of other people with infectious illnesses if you don‘t really have to do. this is about common sense and pragmatism, empowering people for self care, but not turning them away. that isn‘t what we are about. the nhs is there for us when we needed. what we are about. the nhs is there for us when we neededlj what we are about. the nhs is there for us when we needed. i can almost hear people into the studios saying, i wish i could get a gp apartment when i needed, is difficult enough. when you say going to a repeatable website, to check the symptoms, what does that mean? if you put tonsillitis or cold into a search engine and you get so many results. how do you know where to go? begin with nhs choices. go there to start with. don‘t use google or one of the random website searches because you could end up at anything. what you need is advice from a uk—based site, not that other countries don‘t give good health advice, it actually,

now the royal college of gps is urging people to think twice and take three steps before booking a gp "three before gp" meaning that in the first instance, they should try to manage their symptoms themselves. next, they should look at reputable websites such as nhs choices. failing that, the worried unwell should talk to pharmacists, who are better trained than many realise. ifjust 5% of people who wanted to book an appointment today could get self—help, see a pharmacist, sort themselves out by going online, actually, that would save 50,000 appointments for those who really need it. this is about using nhs resources in the best possible way, but also saving time for people as well. doctors‘ leaders say that for a population getting older, fatter and less healthy, there are not going to be enough doctors. they say that plans for a further 5,000 by 2021 are injeopardy. they urge the home office to add being a general practitioner to the list of those jobs which qualify potential migrants for a fast—track entry into the uk. the royal college of gps says it thinks up to one quarter of doc

>>> this is "gps," global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. today on the show, president trump breaks decades of tradition on jerusalem. >> it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. >> those words upset america's allies and enemies alike. one ally was of course pleased. >> president trump, thank you for today's historic decision. >> but will it put peace further out of reach? >> i have a great panel to debate. also, it was the united nations that laid out the plan for jerusalem in 1947. i have an exclusive interview with the secretary general to get his reaction and to talk about his broader relations with president trump. and also, what can possibly be done about north korea? >> hope is the last thing we can afford to lose. >> but first, here's my take. with his decision to move the american embassy to jerusalem president trump did something puzzling for a person who claims to be a great deal-maker. he made a massive preemptive co

he was now on parole wearing a gps monitor.w next question, did franc cano's monitor put him near the places those other three women, according to phone records made their last calls kianna, josephine, and martha? one by one, the detective entered the coordinates. >> and every intersection for the -- that date and time that they gave me, franc cano came up. >> reporter: wow. >> for every single intersection. it was -- it was sh -- i was shocked. >> reporter: but something about that man, franc cano. he had a buddy. and lomeli had run into them both. >> i mentioned, "you know, i do know that he has a friend -- that's steven gordon. >> reporter: steven gordon. he'd done time for molesting a minor and later for kidnapping. he and cano were inseparable apparently. once again, detective lomeli pulled up the gps coordinates. she checked the place martha was last seen in santa ana and? no gordon. not there. but when she checked locations for kianna and josephine sure enough there he was. so why not at that first location? she checked

officials and his wife worked for fusion gps. he was supposed to give testimony behind closed doors to a senate committee today. he didn't. do you know why not? >> i do not but it was not my committee or i would know why not. it was intelligence committee of one of the houses and i don't have an answer. i'm sorry i can't tell you but i'm very interested that as you said, we started the investigation way back early, way earlier this year when we got wind of the fact that the steel thing and fusion gps was involved and there was possible democratic party involvement in it and hillary clinton involvement in it. that's why we got involved in it very early on. david: well now we know for a fact that the dnc and the hillary campaign paid in part at least millions of dollars for that trump dossier. what we don't know is whether the fbi or anybody at justice whether it was bruce ohr or this guy patrick or strzok with the fbi who we heard a lot about last week whether they paid for it. do we have any more information about whether anybody

ata at a busy gp surgery in stock port, time is precious.ssed, at around a cost of £60 each. this gp believes it reflects a changing attitude towards the nhs among younger patients. the nhs is now for our younger population is seen as a consumer service, younger population is seen as a consumer service, a bit likejohn lewis. perhaps valued differently to the way our older population see the nhs. sol the way our older population see the nhs. so i can't got the last time my older patients ever missed an appointment. thatjudgement is backed up by a new research on missed appointments, patients aged 16- 30 missed appointments, patients aged 16— 30 are some of the most likely to skip an appointment, with one in five failing to show up more than twice. appointments that fell within a feud is well more likely to be missed then those booked two weeks in advanced. some of those might lead to better management, that my mean giving more payments on the day then up to 2—3 days in advent. because we have a profile of what they look like we are more likel

and he met with fusion gps in 2016.insley: he was investigating president trump -- this was after he was investigating the president after he was nationanational guard greated to find out if there was any russia collusion. turns out when you look at his industries tri, married to a woman who works for fusion gps. he also met with christopher steele who was responsible for pinning the dirty dossier. steve: sure. so then, okay. so he is at the department of justice. he is going to be behind closed doors today. that's his wife nellie. she was a russian expert at fusion gps. doesn't that sound convenient. meanwhile, tomorrow, the deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe is going to be testifying before the house intel committee. keep in mind, he was supposed to talk to them last week, but at the last minute, after the news about the ohr family popped out, he cancelled. said it was a scheduling problem. but there are a number of republicans who believe he wanted to avoid any questions about the ohrs. well, apparently by now

>>> this is gps, the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria. we'll begin today's show with my take on the tax bill. >> we want to give you, the american people, a giant tax cut. for christmas. >> we'll follow that up with a tour around the world starting in russia with president putin's press conference. it went on and on and on for almost four hours. so there is much 0 discuss. also, iraq declares victory over isis. all that with a terrific panel. also, steve bannon's candidate loses the race for alabama's senate seat. is the pull of populism fading in america? how is it doing on the other side of the atlantic? we'll take a look. then, you've heard all the horror stories from women in the workplace. we'll tell you why they are important for a whole different reason, an economic reason. i'll explain. >>> and -- >> the stock market is at an all-time high. >> the dow, s&p and knack keep hitting record highs. is this a trump boom or is it a trump bubble ready to b

we know he was meeting with fusion gps.that was hired they came up with fox dossier and christopher steele to get background. turns out his wife worked for fusion gps. here is where it gets worse. peter strzok and his girlfriend lisa paige, both of them working in just peter strzok in particular. he was in the dossier case. he interviewed cheryl mills. he interviewed huma abedin. he interviewed hillary clinton. he was there are to the interview with general flynn. it seemed like the fbi only has one full-time employee because he is involved in all of this. i am looking at the text messages that have now been released where his girlfriend is calling donald trump a loathe some human being. where they are praising hillary clinton, these are people that are supposed to be involved in an objective and fair investigation of individuals. now, we know in the case huma abedin and cheryl mills, they both lied. they weren't charged like general flynn. in other words we have a case where peter strzok, james comey literally were writing

christopher steele and glenn simpson, founder of fusion gps. they were paid by the democratic national committee to compile the dossier. devin nunes whose office uncovered the connection demanded access to orr's documents and orr himself. >> i have got a real problem with strzok being on the case because of the conflicts of interest. peter strzok was removed from the staff of the special counsel robert mueller in july. and who d.o.j. belatedly cleared for questioning by the nunes panel. >> they need to produce the information. if they don't, i don't want to go contempt. i don't want the dram of a floor fight. but if we have a floor fight it will be because the department picked one, not us. james: former fbi director james comey has described it as a compendium of salacious and unverified material. investigators seek to determine whether the discredited.dier was used in a fisa warrant on carter page. >> does that mean the dossier is not being followed up. >> it's bob mueller's responsibility so i don't know. james: the justice department couldn

. >> and the deep state exposed >> and the deep state exposed and gps admitted it hired nelly retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> lou: joining me now former federal prosecutor andrew mccarthy. a great american and great to have you here. >> thanks, loyou. >> lou: an extraordinary performance by rob rosenstein. i can't believe how many times i heard i can't answer that question and we are waiting on the inspector general's report. he seemed to know in addition to the attorney general that is merely presiding. >> certain leap the way the special council investigation came to be, was an instance of him being passive in what his duty was and that was to set perimeters around the investigation. an

. >> and the deep state exposed and gps admitted it hired nelly hi. i'm the one clocking in when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can even help with a silent night. does your bed do that? i don't actually talk but i can tell you how you slept. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >> lou: joining me now former federal prosecutor andrew mccarthy. a great american and great to have you here. >> thanks, loyou. >> lou: an extraordinary performance by rob rosenstein. i can't believe how many times i heard i can't answer that question and we are waiting on the inspector general's report. he seemed to know in addition to the attorney general that is merely presiding. >> certain leap the way the special council investigation came to be, was an instance of him being passive in what his duty was and that was to set perimeters around the investigation. and two things i came away with from the tell today, are the idea that a justice departmen

yesterday we learned ohr's wife worked for fusion gps during the presidential campaign. today the white house stopped short of endorsing the call for another special prosecutor. >> if we are going to continue to investigate things, let's look at something where there is some real evidence and real proof of wrongdoing. >> the president's legal team has not made any type of formal request. attorney general jeff sessions spoke to fox news producer jake gibson said he already has a senior attorney in place to review such cases. >> to recommend to me if standards for special counsel are met and the recommended one should be established. >> president trump did not weigh in today, his only public appearance, to assign the national defense authorization act for it on twitter, the president lashed out against kirsten gillibrand for demanding he resign in the face of renewed accusations of sexual impropriety. the president tweeting: "lightweight senator kirsten gillibrand, a total flunky for chuck schumer and someone who would come to my office "begging" for campaign contributions

bruce ohr's wife, fusion gps.ry bought, paid for russian propaganda to influence the election. we put all this together and you look at where we are, where are you on all of this? i know where i am. this is the most corrupt i've ever seen things of the top. the deep state is alive and well and they have been working overtime to her to this president day in and day out. >> the president has made very clear many times, sean, that he has a great deal of faith in the rank and file in the fbi and intelligence agencies and many of the hardworking men and women in his government. at the same time, we always want investigations to be independent, to be fair, to be transparent and accountable, and americans have a right to feel disturbed by what they see, not what is being spun to them, but what they see and text exchanges, what they see in terms of people's political motivation. so i'm glad the information is getting out there but from my perspective in the white house, it shows you the split screen of what is going on. y

asked doctor google before your gp. that's what i was going to say.nth ago i was reading the exact opposite, that you would be told off by the gp if you go in and know what is wrong with you. now you're told please stay at home at all costs unless it's really serious, then the la st unless it's really serious, then the last resort is to see a gp. it's very strange. it tells you how stretched they are. seek help from a reputable, reputable online service. some of us know when we go online with some little injury or whatever, i had one not so many months ago, i can still remember going online and being bamboozled by this good advice, bad advice, middle advice. what is it? i think they mean you should go on the nhs website.|j think they probably do but then you could be guilty of something called to two where you go online and think, i've got that and that and you think you are more ill than you are. then they should call 111. they don't want you doing that either do they? unless you live where i live in the west midlands and you have the greatest pharma

the nhs has lost 1,300 full—time gp equivalents in the last two years and 200 gp partners during thes clear there is a retirement time bomb looming. what steps does the secretary of state intend to take to address the growing workforce crisis in general practice, because his efforts so far have failed and patients are waiting longer than ever for a surgery appointment? well, i would respectfully say i think the figures that she's pointed out don't actually take account of locum doctors, but there is nonetheless a very big problem and she is right to draw that the attention of the house. i think there are two things. first, we need to encourage more medical school graduates to go into general practice as a specialty, and our objective is that half of all medical school graduates should choose general practice as their specialty, and we are making good progress on that. but retention is also extremely important, and that's why we are putting in place a number of programmes that will make it easier for gps who want to work a limited period of time to work flexibly, and make it easierfor

i have the admission of bruce ohr and the compliceit of his wife, nelly ohr working for fusion gps and on u.s. soil for what purpose we are told, russia. that doesn't make a lot of the sense. a desk is a dangerous place in which to view the world. one would think that her approximately interest are more u.s. oriented. and the number of times we hear the oig referred to by the man running the fbi, what are the possibility that the oig is told to pick up this corrupt investigation and take it on yourself now? is that possibly what we are looking at here? >> i don't think we should assume that the ig is going to do anything but play it straight. and if he doesn't we'll find out about it. it warrants a wider investigation. i must say the person who could make it happen is president trump. he could compel his agencies to cooperate. >> that is frayed with many cons that would unfairly and unduly return to him. >> can't be worse than this? >> lou: it is worth seeing where we go with the special counsel and then you take the justice department and take those sob's and introduce them to consequ

he had met with the fusion gps people. out his wife worked for them and it turned out clinton bought and paid for russian lies to influence the election and the american peopl people. >> is this a joke? seriously, is this a joke? where did mueller go and recruit these people, or the doj in this case, recruit these people? help the clinton foundation? did they go down the clinton foundation donor list and the fusion gps source list and employee list and say hey, we need you guys in the doj and on the special counsel. sean, this woman works there. she said she's married to a guy who had a very powerful position in the doj, who by the way didn't feel they need to disclose this, that this may have been a conflict of interest. by the way, why wasn't all of the stuff sold to the house intelligence committee a long time ago? why so cryptic about it if there's nothing to hide? listen, this is one big joke on the american people, but unfortunately it will have real-world ramifications. >> sean: hillary got past by comey. do you thi

we talk a lot on gps on the dangers of inequality in america. relatively easy to start to bridge the gap between rich and poor. we'll be watching mr. president to see if you stay true to your word and get to 5 million apprenticeships in five years. the clock is ticking. >>> next on "gps," placing putin in russian history. is he more like a zar or more like starlin. >>> tennesssions between the un states and russia are at the highest point since the cold war but it goes back further than the cold war. how much further and how does history inform today? let ask my next guest a historian and novelist that wrote extensively about russia. the screen writes to his book about kathryn the great have been snapped up by none other than angelina jolie. let me ask you first about putin. we're all fascinated by him. when you look at him with the n knowledge of russian history, does he seem like another zar? >> yes, he's a master of asymmetric warfare. of course, he's a successor of the soviet state. but the third strand to him is is definitely zar. he as a g

. >> and the deep state exposed and gps admitted it hired nelly copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain while taking anoro. ask your doctor about anoro. ♪go your own way get your first prescription free at anoro.com. >> lou: joining me now former federal prosecutor andrew mccarthy. a grea

the united states air force ,eveloped a gps satellite advancing gps. it came up with the new satellites that are being put on orbit, developed the space plane, which is revolutionary. i would rather be us than them. now where we are, we've got to put the throttle forward and become even more innovative, more machine learning, to get ahead and stay ahead. night the airt force was looking at using ai to navigate the acquisition process. [laughter] >> a lot more flexibility than intelligence. ,> some people don't remember the national reconnaissance office which is responsible for intelligence is a joint venture between the air force and the cia. half of the employees are air force. the air force has been involved in all aspects of the space business for a long time. they are pretty good at it. we need to change it to war fighting domain. in terms of technical capability, there are things to be proud of. david: gps came up. you guys make gps. , notked at a gps satellite to look at it -- >> did you want to buy one? we have lots of payment plans. [laughter]

fusion gps was founded by former "wall street journal" reporters. how one of fusion's founders, glen simpson, described his company's mission when he spoke at a 2009 symposium on investigative reporting at the university of california at berkeley. >> we're hoping that people who have an interest in bringing things out, do something about corruption and fraud, will come to us. they don't necessarily have to have completely pure motives. frequently there's people who are in business and they're sick of competitors who cheat, and they want to see things exposed. that's a sort of model for our new project. >> reporter: fusion had first been hired by a conservative website called the washington free beacon. that website and its funders were opposed to donald trump during the republican primaries. >> i hear they're all going after me. whatever. whatever. no, i hear it. >> reporter: once trump appeared to clinch the nomination, the initial conservative funders at the free beacon lost interest in the trump project. soon new clients agreed to pay for fusion'

at the they are now suing buzz feed and fusion gps.id corn fears that are buzz feed may have put at risk the lives of christopher steele's sources. >> one concern i had was this could put some sources into trouble and, you know, maybe even, you know, put steele into some trouble as well. >> days after buzz feed published the dossier, the "wall street journal" publicly identified christopher steele as the dossier's author. >> the report's compiled by former british spy christopher steele and push lished by buzz feed. >> within hours of be being outed steele went into hiding with his wife and children. >> the immediaty were all over him. >> christopher steele's friend nig nigel west. >> it was exactly the correct advice that everybody in management would give which is say nothing and disappear. >> in the days immediately after the dossier's publication, anyone interested in russia's role in the 2016 election had read it, including christopher steele's old friend, jonathan weiner. >> i looked at that time like i look at all humans reports

at a busy gp surgery in stockport, time is precious.ppointments booked here are missed, at around a cost of £60 each. this gp believes it reflects a changing attitude towards the nhs among younger patients. the nhs is now for our younger population seen as a consumer service, a bit likejohn lewis. perhaps valued differently to the way our older population see the nhs. so i can't remember the last time my older patients ever missed an appointment. thatjudgement is backed up by a new research on missed appointments, patients aged 16— 30 are some of the most likely to skip an appointment, with one in five failing to show up at their local surgery more than twice. appointments that fell within a few days were more likely to be missed than those booked two weeks in advance. some of those solutions might include to better management to thsoe who might not attend, so, for example, that might mean giving more patients on the day then up to 2—3 days in advance. because we have a profile of what those patients look like who are more likely to mai

next on "gps" another big thing in washington this week. the senate passed a tax bill instead of simplifying things in many ways it complex mys the tax code. we will get global lessons on how to really simplify taxes. there is a lot for america to learn from many countries, which have much simpler tax codes. remember how the economic crash was supposed to be a wake up call for our government? people all across the country lost their savings, their pensions and their jobs. i'm tom steyer and it turned out that the system that had benefited people like me who are well off, was, in fact, stacked against everyone else. it's why i left my investment firm and resolved to use my savings for the public good. but here we are nine years later and this president and the republican congress are making a bad situation even worse. they won't tell you that their so called "tax reform" plan is really for the wealthy and big corporations, while hurting the middle class. it blows up the deficit and that means fewer investments in education, health care and j

nate good with gps coordinates. >> i gave nate the gps and the best horse i got and said, you ride downcamp, and get in the truck and go down to where you can call some help. >> reporter: separated, and then hurrying on that terrain was dangerous. the horses fought to stay together. >> fear was having that horse go down with nate and then nobody would be able to make it to get down and call for help. >> reporter: they slipped and slid. it took nate more than an hour to get to the top of the road. he got in his truck and began a frantic drive down the mountain to reach an area with cell service. >> as i was coming out, come around this corner. and there was a guy standing in the road waving his hands. what in the world? >> reporter: the road was blocked, by a smashed truck hanging halfway over the edge. nate helped the driver move his truck, and went hurdling back down the mountain to get help. meanwhile, back at 12,000 feet, josh was a long half mile from the crash. >> i sat there and watched that plane probably five minutes waiting to see if i could see movement in it or if anybody was

fusion gps was founded by former wall street journal reporters. how one of fusion's founders glen simpson described his company's mission when he spoke at a 2009 investigation of reporting. >> we're hoping that people who have an interest in bringing things out do something about corruption and fraud and will come to us. they don't necessarily have to have completely pure motives. frequently there is people who are in business and sick of competitors who cheat and want to see things exposed. that's, you know, that's a sort of model for our new project. >> fusion had first been hired by a conservative website called "the washington free beacon" that website and fund es were opposed to donald trump during the primaries. >> i hear they are all going after me. whatever, whatever. i hear it. >> once trump appeared to clinch the nomination, those initial conservative funders lost interest in the trump project. soon, though, new clients agreed to pay for fusion's research. the democratic national committee and hillary clinton campaign. >> friends don't l

of fusion gps. then we have a senior investigators assigned to help draft the exoneration letter when we changed the letter to extremely careless? interviewed secretary clinton in an interview i have never seen. i doubt you have either in your career as a prosecutos interviewed mike at flynn, actively involved in the investigation into the trump campaign before the inspector general found his text. so this agent in the middle of almost everybody, sent pro-clinton texts, anti-trump texts to his paramour. he said i can protect the condition at many levels. he said hillary clinton should win 100 million to nothing. think about that mr. deputy attorney general, that's a pretty overwhelming victory. 100 million to 0. when i read that last night, what i thought was this conflict of interest-free senior agent of the fbi can't think of a single solitary american who would vote for donald trump. that's where the zero comes in. not a single solitary american he can imagine would vote for donald trump. this is

ohr work for cheap fusion gps last year. shannon? >> shannon: thank you, james.f another new york terror attack, the state's governor questions whether silicon valley is doing its part. we will look at whether it is fair to criticize big tech. in case you missed it, president trump made a big announcement about sending astronauts into outer space. his very ambitious plan s .. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert parade on the heels of another terror attack in new york today, democrat governor andrew cuomo pointed out the role of technology in pe radicalization. he's asking whether there is a bigger role for tech companies to plate and cracking down on terror. >> i am saying the internet service providers have a degree of information, right? you know what websites you are going to and what you are shopping for because that is how they target the advertiser. you go to buy a sweater, and the next time you go on the website, you see all the sweaters for sale. >> shannon: joining us know, cyber security analyst and senior fellow at the center for digital government, m