his wife worked for fusion gps and on the trump research as early as may 2016.connection was revealed through banking records sought by the same committee and told there is evidence that steele had a personal an mouse against then candidate trump. those are the main highlights. the key thing for viewers this morning is that the memo has now been declassified and that letter, that certification has been sent by the white house to capitol hill, john. >> jon: we want to bring this to a wider viewership so stand by there if you would. we are going to continue to cover the release of this fisa memo. it is a document compiled by republicans on the house committee on intelligence. democrats have their problems with what is being talked about in this memo but we are about to get the first indications. we are going to pause now for one moment to let our fox stations join us. so the fisa memo that has been talked about so much in washington for the better part of a month now is about to hit the public eye. this is fox news coverage of the controversial release of that fis

news and several other outlets in september 2015 at the direction of fusion gps.t one more thing. remember that senator grassley and senator graham sent a referral to the justice department on the basis that they felt that we 17 had provided and lied to federal investigators, violation of usc 2001. this republican drafted staff memo in the house lays out an argument that steele lied about his media contacts the fbi and that he was then terminated for his contact was cut off because of those media contacts. >> howard: it's been a remarkable battle this weekend where you are in washington over whether this should be released, if devin nunes should really says no. the argument that appointing christopher where he was it would reveal or compromise classified sources and methods . after reviewing that, i wonder does your experience see anything that you could understand why this argument would've been made? >> i think we all know how and it's very basic framework, the foreign intelligence surveillance court works and how they get the 15 warrants. i think what this lays

we know for a hired fuse and gps. they discontinued that relationship and the democrats got involved. there is conflicting information out there regarding that. guest: this is an important question. initially the washington free beacon, a conservative outlet, was paying for the work that fusion gps did for opposition research on the trump campaign. once the free beacon decided they no longer wanted to fund that work, democrats stepped in and picked up the fusion gps tab. my understanding is that when democrats stepped in, or after democrats stepped in to fund the project, then that money was passed on to christopher steele to put together the dossier. the dossier was not a project of the washington free beacon's funding of fusion gps. host: is rob rosenstein's job secure? guest: i do not think his job is secure. in the white house, rob rosenstein gets significant and heated criticism. if you were fired, it would set off a dramatic chain of events. the president would be able to appoint someone else you must be confirm

he was paid by fusion gps.e haven't seen that he registered as a foreign agent or that he reported to the federal election committee what he was paid. so if we are going to go off of the precedent set by the russian indictment, all of the conditions are there in this case, robert mueller should be investigating steele, clinton, fusion gps, hillary clinton. isn't it about fairness and equal application of the law? if mueller is going after russian trolls, maybe he will bq okay with prosecuting steele and the people paying him to create a phony dossier full of russian lies that they tried to use to lie to the american people. rush limbaugh hit an amazing point on his radio show about why mueller only indicted the russians for certain reasons. he nails it. this is brilliant. take a look. >> the things that the russians were charged with in the mueller indictment or wire fraud, defrauding the united states, mail fraud. these charges that the russians were hit with in this indictment have nothing to do with the avow

it was his wife, nellie, working for fusion gps on the dossier. according to a report in the daily caller, bruce ohr attempted to hide his wife's involvement with fusion gps by not disclosing on required legal ethic forms gel nellie ohr was paid by fusion gps. he listed his wife as cyber security analyst and did not disclose fusion gps in any way. according to the report bruce ohr, quote, did not obtain a conflict of interest waiver from his superiors at the justice department. was bruce ohr intentionally covering up his wife's involvement for fusion gps and the russian dossier? given that intentionally falsifying government ethics documents results in jail time is mueller's investigation, are they going to charge bruce ohr? don't hold your breath. new information about james comey's memos. byron york washington examiner points out very interesting article with the headline, why are the comey memos secret. byron york is reporting that in july of 2017 the fbi allowed lawmakers see the memo about comey's version of conversations that he had with pre

this is not just fusion gps. it is bad enough that we are looking at the christopher steele, a foreign ex-agent, british spy, working with the russians, but we are also looking at information being said through the state department, through allies of hillary clinton back to christopher steele which was then placed in the dossier. that is very important. >> sean: let me go to you, what do we do now that we have a special prosecutor that seemingly is exceeding his authority that has put a team of abusively. pitted only meant politically biased people on the team, what do you do? he seems to have unlimited power in this case. >> right now it may be that the most effective thing we do is exactly what you are doing. the media may be the most important element in all of this, because again, transparency. >> sean: good luck, we are not the media, we are different. >> but the model that people like andrew weissmann used against the organized crime cases was using people as informants who are unsavory people who would sel

take your sick children to the pharmacy, not the gp. this is the nhs saying it.arents of children under the age of five, 18 million gp appointments and 2.1 million gp appointments and 2.1 million a&e visit taken up by patients by condition that could be treated at home. they are clogged up with children who don't have much wrong with them and a pharmacist can sort it out but the problem is, parents are not doctors. they cannot diagnose. whilst promises are extremely highly qualified, and no doubt if they saw something that required medical attention, they would advise them to see a gp, i'm still slightly concerned at this advice. parents are being asked to make a judgment about the child's illness. the chief executive of the uk sepsis trust is saying that pa rents uk sepsis trust is saying that parents should trust them, this is a high—risk strategy. normally with small kids, they bring you in early because small children can become very poorly very quickly. and spread many illnesses quickly amongst schools and nursery groups. i can remember writing an article fo

it was his wife nelle working for fusion gps on the dossier.nd according to a report in the daily caller, bruce orr you attempted to hide his wife's involvement by not disclosing that nelle orr was being paid by fusion gps. ohr listed her as a cybersecurity analyst and did not disclose fusion gps in any way. bruce ohr did not obtain a conflict of interest waiver from the justice department. was bruce ohr covering up his wife's involvement with fusion gps and that russian dossier and is mueller's investigation, are they going to charge bruce ohr. don't hold your breath. >>> new information about james comey's memos. byron york points out with the headline "why are the comey memos secret?" the fbi did allow lawmakers to see the memo about conversations with president trump that leaked to the professor that leaked to the fbi that led to robert mueller but the fbi made sure the information in this memos was severely restricted. why would that be? co comey received that they leaked it -- you would think if they proved obstruction of justice which we

back on the telegraph, the story here about gps paid to cut hospital referrals.people are quite worried that if gps are incentivised not to send you to hospital and even if you might actually need to go, they might decide not to send you. i suspect that actually, gps are a lot more ethical if they genuinely believe than you do need to put a hospital, they will send you there. but there isa they will send you there. but there is a social attitudes survey allied to this story which suggests that confidence and satisfaction with doctors is at a pretty much all time low, the lowest in 35 years. so something is happening and people are something is happening and people a re less something is happening and people are less and less satisfied with the health service. and we need to be concerned, i think, health service. and we need to be concerned, ithink, but health service. and we need to be concerned, i think, but overall, health service. and we need to be concerned, ithink, but overall, we see too many negative headlines, and you don't want that because actually, the

british records show fusion gps hired steele to brief news outlets. the carter page fisa application also cited a september 23, 2016 yahoo news article by michael is cover. >> i have never broken any law or done anything untoward in russia or relating to any russian person. catherine: according to the memo the verification of the dossier was in its early stages. but the dossier was used repeatedly to renew the surveillance of page. the republicans raise the spectre of legality. the attorney general sent a formal referral to the inspector general for investigation. david: joining me now is congressman matt gaetz who serves on a number of key committees including judiciary and budget. i covered latin america for 12 years. the rule of law is what difference yates the united states from much of the other banana republics in the world. this is a breakdown in the rule of law. >> that's right, david. my hope is we'll be able to get past the statement nancy pelosi and other democrats put out and work object this in a bipartisan way. all americans should be co

it's hillary clinton and fusion gps and hillary's lawyer. they messed with the election and stole the candidacy from bernie sanders and gave false information to a fisa court. so mr. mueller if you want to put people in prison start with the americans that perverted our election here in america. >> sean: well said. >> and not only that the damage to the bureau and the bureau's reputation that people within the fbi now we know we've seen clear evidence of that. andrew mccabe, others, james baker, the general counsel there were people clearly in the fbi with an agenda and that was not their role. this is not the politburo. >> you mean loretta lynch and page, they had an agenda? i can't wait for the i.g. report to come out. and if the i.g. does his job the fix was in and the process was screwed and it was all set up and rigged from day one. >> we don't have to extradite them. >> i talked to four former fbi officials in close contact with current fbi agents and they, the rank and file are angry. they're not angry at the media for exposing this.

that trump is the one who does not want to get rid of the sanctions, it was the dnc's outfit fusion gps. >> it was. you know, i just finished again, glen simpson's testimony, he is so inarticulate. he isal over the place -- he is all over the place. but, see him as really being one of the villains in this. because he had to have known that what christopher steel was providing him was absurd, yet he talked to reporters about it, encouraging christopher steel to talk to the fbi about it. >> greg, thank you very much. >> we're coming right back with more. stay with us. >> president trump claim vincasion after dime of russia nationals in the mueller probe. >> the indictment and deputy attorney general rosenstein said there was no evidence of knowing interacted between trump officials and the rather large campaign trading or election praise by the russians. >> we take up the fallout with ed rollins next. >> white house announcing support for effort to strengthen background checks on bun purchases -- on gun purchase, when mom's got this cold #stuffynose #nosleep #mouthbreather just put on a b

even gone junior stems from fusion gps. they made her meet with them beforere and after. it was all set up by them and paid for by hillar hillary clins wakhillary clinton so idon't kng time on the underlining documents. h know that it was used and that is all we have to go. >> guest: i agree in general with what he's saying but the documentation is absolutely critical and the reason why it is is because this is a shorthand thing i tell my students. people lie, documents don't. i want to see the underlining foundation that is critical for my point of view. but i think interestingly, he kind of made a passing reference to thiss perspective the russian attorney who met with the president's sign that the tower this doesn't get enough attention but i think it is very interesting and curious phenomenon but fusion gps people met with her beforehand and then dispatched her into the meeting. and then she was met by gps people and in the intelligence world that is called dispatch actions or recovery debriefing. what sort of information was trying to be developed, very curious. they

>>> this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of in the united states and around the world, i'm fareed zakaria. on today's show, the olympics this year are not just about sports, but politics. just how close together will the games bring south and north korea? how did we get here and where will it lead? then, a strange crisis that is only getting worse. saudi arabia. what's going on and why did donald trump get involved? >> the nation of qatar has historically being a bunder of terrorism. >> i talked to the nation's foreign minister about whether there is a danger of another middle eastern war. >>> also a former staffer who may be vladimir putin's toughest competition. 36-year-old zenia zopchuk is running against him in the next election. does she really think she has a chance? i will ask her. >>> then a massive outbreak of violence in afghanistan. the experts agree it's because of something that happened in washington. from pakistan, and where it will end. >>> ybut first here's my take. i would like to briefly tur

so he's in big trouble, fusion gps, christopher steele. the question is did hillary clinton actually know this along with the dnc? >> sean: that's her campaign money. >> that's right. she would claim that she didn't know how her money was spent. she will always claim -- >> sean: sara, i want to bring you into this and then we will get david's take on this. you have a piece about andrew weissmann. i also -- i also want to investigate robert mueller not because that is the argument that that are no mike they are using against the russian nationals, why wouldn't it appld look at the team he appointed, you're breaking news article about andrew weissmann. >> that's correct, sean. if you look at andrew weissmann, the case of it on its face, we have half of the special counsel, half of the people appointed by robert mueller were openly donors to hillary clinton. we know that for a fact. two, andrew weissmann was reprimanded inin the past quite extensively, and one case, 1997, by george were withholding exculpatory evidence. if we look at andrew w

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then looked at the gps coordinates. >> it was four miles or four or five miles south of cody. i couldn't in my head fathom. i was like that makes no sense it's 180 degrees the wrong way. >> mckenzie was supposed to be here. in billings airspace. instead, the phone pinged south of cody wyoming. >> up in the air, bobbi heard the news and was alarmed. she was way too close to the mountains. >> how could she be here. ? i watched her flying skills. i was totally confident there was no way she would become this confused. >> mckenzie's uncle and grandfather moved their search to the area the ping came from. still no sign of mckenzie. >> not a single searcher saw a clue anywhere. >> there's not an airplane sitting at fort smith, not greybull. no, she didn't go back to cody. she hasn't arrived back in laurel. >> mckenzie's plane like all such planes was equipped with an emergency beacon, an elt, which should go over in a crash. but there was no signal from any elt. >> what did that make you think? >> that she's safe. if her elt was going off, they'd pick up the signal and we could find

the gp, save the nhs.dren to the pharmacy, not the gp, save the nhs. i wrote about this two decades ago, and we touched on it earlier. i wrote the weddings page for the hinkley times. this is clearly not new news. they are an underused resource, the well educated and well informed and very experienced pharmacists. it is not just basically the tool of the gp to dish out those in screw the ball pots and pills that we look at and ta ke pots and pills that we look at and take in. —— inscrutible. because the accident and emergency is so overused, especially in winter months, perhaps parents should consider taking their children as a first port of call to pharmacists instead. that obviously comes with a certain amount of risk because it could mean that parents feel obliged to perhaps downplayed their children's illness. i wonder what euphemisms they will use, the government, winter pressure. the system is crumbling. we say winter pressure every year, don't we? exactly be but accident and emergency, it is not lik

and hillary and the democrats were paying gps. willfully falsifying government ethics forms can carry a penalty of jail time. joining me, tom fitton of judicial watch. if you knowingly and willfully lie to the government, it's a year behind bars, isn't it? >> paul manafort is facing charges for doing something like that. for filing false foreign agent forms. you have to disclose information about spousal income so his supervisors can figure out if there are conflicts in his work. he failed to disclose that his spouse worked for a feution gps that compiled the trump dossier that bruce ohr was using and laundering into the justice department. gregg: hillary clinton and the democrats are paying gps which is paying nelly ohr. so he receives a financial benefit. and he uses this clinton paid for dossier to damage trump by tipping off the fbi which launches a criminal investigation of trump and associates and spies on trump associates. do i have that about right? >> i think the dossier was being used widely in the justice department. bu

these efforts were funded through fusion gps on behalf of the clinton campaign and the dn dnc.'s a bought and paid for hillary clinton russian government sourced document that then becomes not only to like the american people during the election, then we find out that clinton associates, dr. gorka, are feeding even more information to christopher steele, the bulk of the fisa warrant we learned tonight was based on this entire russian dossier and that it had unverified information. it all turns out to be lies and comey's answer is, well, we trusted him because we used him in the past. they didn't verify it. in all people in the fbi. this is not how the fbi operates. this is not our intelligence operates. the 99% of good people that serve this country, i amiv certain, are livid about this tonight because this was an attempt to steal an election and then later, as it's renewed, it was an attempt to undermine a duly elected president of the united states. by the way, to my idiotic overpaider colleagues that call themselves journalists, as they have been pushing a narrative that hav

the memo allegations o'er's wife was employed by fusion gps. his wife's opposition research paid for by the clinton campaign via fusion gps, it was in ex lick ka blue concealed from the fisa court. the current dnc chair perez fired back calling it a shamed memo aimed at discrediting special counsel mueller's probe: no one is above the law, on that question of law there's a lot more information we need to be digging for in the days ahead. democratic senator mark warren suggested the dossier was only a small part of the information submitted to the fisa judge for the warrants. tweeting unlike almost every house member, i've actually read the underlying documents on which the nunes memo was based. they don't come to the conclusion. andrew mccabe testified before the intel panel in december 2017 that no surveillance warrant would have been sought from the fisa court without the steele dossier information. that suggestion that the dossier was central to the fisa warrant. we should note after the current fbi director chris wray saw this republican i

we know that his wife was working forr fusion gps.pecifically hired to build that trump dossier.t she was kind of paid by the clintons when you look at it logically. as "the daily caller" points out, sure does look like fusion gps was trying to buy influence in the obama state department. bruce ohr revealed that during september 2016, steele said he was, quote, desperate, desperate that donald trump not get elected, passionate about him not being president. the memo also exposes during the initial application for the fisa warrant, the counter intel divisions said the corroboration of the steele dossier was in "its infancy stage." in other words, they knew they had not verified this. you have an unverified clinton bought and paid for dossier brought before a judge, they doa not tell the judge it's bought and paid for, they don't tell the judge it wasn't verified. this is outrageous. we've also found out from fusion gps founder glenn simpson, he never bothered to verify the document. so the fbi lied in that sense to the fisa court judge

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the number three guy there, bruce ohr, his wife worked for fusion gps. they all know his wife worked for fusion gps the firm that actually wrote what you called nonsense, the selacious dossier that was used for a warrant to spy on an american citizen? >> well, that's what our investigations going to reveal. i can tell you that i have looked at the underlying source documents which include more revelations regarding bruce ohr and his wife nellie and the connection with gps. there was a direct pipeline into the doj essentially from the democratic national committee and fusion gps that is troubling , more bad details are going to come out about that unfortunately who at the fbi was aware of that? we're still determining that. maria: and it feels like, jim kallstrom, we're pursuing an investigation of potential collusion between trump and russia something that doesn't exist and we're not investigat ing something that we know exists and that is this bias and this corruption at the top of the fbi which is why the congressman's comments are so important. >> whe

fusion gps directed the trump project.k record obtained show he worked for fusion gps and began investigating trump as early as 2016. republican investigators said the court was never told about the dossier's political roots. quote: according to the memo, deputy director andrew mccabe testified in december last year they would have never gone for a surveillance warrant had it not been for the dossier. >> one question. speaker ryan and the white house said they encouraged the democrats to release their version of the memo. do you have any idea what the timing of that might be? >> well, thanks have to go through a number of processes in terms of classification. one of the distinctions with the republican staff memo it was deliberately drafted that it could be made public quickly. they eliminated a lot of national security information. the democrat's version is 10 pages long and would be subject to an inter-agency review. it could take some days. >> thank you. >> president trump shared his thought on the memo from the oval of

not even glenn simpson of fusion gps., going back to gregg jarrett, according to him, if comey exonerated hillary clinton for political purposes, that means he obstructed justifiable. he should have been seeking the truth. and that's only the start of comey's involvement in this scandal. and according to the house intel committee in their memo, comey signed off personally on three fisa applications to spy on the trump campaign. and as fbi lied to the fisa court about the dossier being bought and paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc. oh, excuse me, they did have a footnote it may have some political origins but they knew hillary and the dnc paid for it. and comey's fbi then they also used that you yahoo news article written by michael isikoff about carter page. they were corroborating the dossier. well, here's the problem they knew the source for the yahoo story was christopher steele. and the fbi never independent lid verified the information nor did fusion g.p.s. because steele was their only source. and by the way fr

who was paying fusion gps. they knew about the hrc campaign. they understood that the dnc was paying for this as well. and so they were feeding him these false allegations, which he wasn't even corroborating, which he was putting into this dossier. and then two fold, to be taking information, it appears, from close friends of the clintons and evan told and i know other members of congress have spoken this already, from sidney blumenthal and others, cody shearer and using that information in the dossier to corroborate. >> sean: what about comey's flimsy excuse well he had given us good information in the past. before the fbi, dr. gorka, goes before a fisa court applying to spy on opposition candidate. they down played who paid for it they purposely hide that from the court. don't they have some obligation to see if it's true at all? beyond we like this guy and we worked with him in the past. >> they have an obligation to verify the application for the warrant is legal. mark levin said it write, with this document it's proven that hillary clinton

steele's dossiers were further proof of fusion gps on the half of the democratic national committee and the clinton campaign. the senators are saying that steele was using russian sources to help them smear then candidate and later on incoming president donald trump. the second memo is also accusing christopher steel of lying either to the fbi or british courts. they write, "there is substantial evidence suggesting that mr. steele materially misled the fbi about a key aspect of his dossier efforts, one which bears in his credibility." as if we didn't know. this new memo out tonight also details how christopher steel was briefing several mainstream media outlets. fake news outlets. in the summer in 2016 about his first fake news dossier. according to the british court record, steele briefed, "the new york times," "the washington post," yahoo news, the new yorker, and the old fake news network see and then at the end of september 2016 about the dossiers we know was full of lies. so steele was feeding the destroyed trump media lies directly to russia. we also know from fusion gps cofounder

they hid the fusion gps connection from the judge. so the judge is signing off on things he doesn't understand the basis of because he's being lied to by federal officials in the obama administration. that's corrupt at its core. i'm sure -- i think it's comey signing off on this, rosenstein, mccabe. they must have known where this phoney dossier came from. they must have known it was financed by hillary clinton. they must have known this guy was not a straight shooter, chris steele. and they hid that information from the judge. that implicates him. >> they were signing off on the fruits of the poisonous tree. the fact that we can have high-level judges on the fisa courts being left in the dark when they are making grave decisions. jesse: shouldn't the judges, more aggressive in poking holes in it. or are they blindly signing off? >> these are great questions that need to be laid bare in congressional investigations. i am not going to make an assumption either way. jesse: this is determined through the memo hillary paid for spying on t

rerter: th time thteam is determined to attach a gps transmitter to a dolphin. it can take hours to net one. and then they still often mange to escape. research into river dolphins in colombia and bolivia is also underway, with other countries to follow. the wwf hopes to build a database of dolphin health throughout all of amazonia. most of the animals here are relatively small and lean -- none weighs over 70 kilos. breathing and heart rate are constantly monitored. this examination runs more smoothly. inside half an hour the tests are complete, and a gps transmitter is attached to the dolphin's dorsal fin, which consists almost entirely of cartilage. miriam: the animals do feel what we're doing to them. but for the invasive interventions, the biopsies and attaching the transmitter, they're given a local anesthetic. reporter: the dolphin will be released back into the open water as quickly as possible. the wwf hopes the project will help to get the pink river dolphin onto its list of threatened species, to better protect them and their biosphere. back in the wat