liz: greenwald says the reports of fisa warrants were not based on the steele dossier. the i.g. he knew the problems. why didn't you report the problems on cnn? >> they should be looking at that hiring and the role that person is playing in this overall campaign. we have seen this time and time again with the media going with their prebaked narrative. they will do whatever it takes to make that the reality. ebb if the news and the facts don't lead that way. they are no different than the fbi agents who held the facts back to keep their investigations going. the media is doing the same thing. liz: if the president ran through the red light with the ukraine issue, then he should be called out on it. we questioned whether the facts are there to support impeachment. how do you see this going forward with how the media is handling the issues of the president? >> they are ignoring so many of the basic tenets of reporting. this is the first impeachment in modern history that is done strictly on a partisan basis. liz: do you dobbs next. have a good weekend. lou: good evening, everybody.

that i want to get into jamal khashoggi and the state of journalists in journalism i know glenn greenwald of the inner 7 this felt under pressure from the brazilian government and i i do think myself it's a big story of journalists under siege sherrilyn in your world does that resonate well as well and i think just in anybody's world i mean this is one example where we haven't you know social media has not been able to give us information i mean we're reading the stories and we're like well who are the people convicted we still don't have that information so they are. exceed it and you know making sure that they're clamping down on social media that they are keeping things under wraps and that you know mohamed still he's coming out smelling like a flower because he's so mohammed bin salma not all mohammad you know not all men what. he's saying well you know i didn't have anything to do with it even the cia analysts and turkish officials are saying well it's pretty hard that he didn't know what was going on but right let me get you this is you know i think just very quickly on the side of

defending glenn greenwald's right to journalism i don't agree with most of what glenn says but i respect his journalism and nobody should be attacking the free press and i think things like that that helped and the brazilian supreme court stepped in for now to protect him it can't protect them against everything but it so it does show that there is some residual significant support for the institution of journalism and journalists around the world left which is hopeful the you've talked a bit about climate and gratitude and it was picked by time magazine as the person of the year we have discussed climate yet but is that something that we just sort of now becoming something we just all know about and think about but it's not really a big deal you know growing up 2020 was the deadline for a lot of climate objectives where in 2020 and a study is burning like the got into a release maps the equivalent of the size of a large part of a street and started to burning and replicating around the world is between philadelphia and connecticut that is the thought of the fires in australia and you kn

glen greenwald says adam schiff is pathological liar, he is pathologically dishonest.he quote. is he believable, that devin nunes last year, called reckless false, nunes describing in his memo that the exact same abuses the doj watchdog is now finding? >> it is not believable. first of all, when a member of your committee, if you're from the other party or not, brings you information, you should act on that information. remember the house intelligence committee has more access to the department of justice and the fbi and the fisa court documents than any other committee of congress. and if you keep in mind that the that the fisa court is the very most important tool we have. if you have that information, ignored, that calls into question his objectivity and capability. liz: republican devin nunez says adam schiff should not be overseeing anything in congress. what do you think? >> well, i can agree with that. oversight is very important. he failed here. in my business, if you fail, you get fired. so i think he did fail. liz: fox news brit hume slamming schiff, tweeting

i think it was -- you have to wait for the fact, you can jump to conclusions but meanwhile, greenwaldor years we were told by the nations' leading national scaredy reporter is that something was blatantly false, that it is -- he's calling out both of them for essentially jumping to conclusions is the nicest way to put it, or something more nefarious than that. >> the inspector general reports that it played an essential and central war role in obtaining this p26 warrants. what is the media trying to do now? they're focusing on that this cross fire hurricane predicated even if he said and admits that that's a very low threshold to start the counterintelligence investigation. they are trying to fixate that, there are 17 errors and omissions that were made, the fact that you look at someone like kevin kleinsmith who doctored who said carter page is working with the cia. >> juan: that's incredible. you can change something to say that he's not a source when he was a source of the cia. those two words, the impact it had on carter page's life for years and years? no wonder he's lining up to

and once started for greenwald on the side of those nations which for us you know and best solution was there a commission to search one of the foremost yes was a no no good job no correct needed in some tricks to teach the. group shouldn't be whether. it's in the ring on the side on the wire the 20 points he never talks in the 3rd can tell you the how to. use it without holding her it's a good time to use consistent coverage courage or a bit of crimes were you able to establish where the phone was across. the $24.00 to the generation system poorish you say that just comes with time. that. say an economy has and i meant the work was from scientists from south africa nation state and in fact it's well it's. no total nonsense it's. been to your heart. and you're still on the road you have mr gross of course will. testify that my client there are more is a number of pretenders there. and. you don't have any role whatsoever of the investigation of this case evolving. further of genesis recall right and you have no personal information whatsoever with regard to how this murder took place if.

talk to you about this, glen greenwald at the intercept, matt taibbi at "rolling stone," intelligencepretty false information and mislead the american people for two years and other officials as well. andrew mccabe going on wolf blitzer at on c in n throwing lower level fbi officials when he was at fault. >> this idea vladmir putin buying facebook ads is an attack on democracy. what is undermining us having former intelligence chief like clapper and brennan go on television pretend they have secret interview and imply the president is a manchurian candidate. barry goldwater had john burch society expelled from the conservative movement suggesting eisenhower was a communist, that was ludicrous. we're seeing it all over again. it is collective amnesia and sick to give it a platform. liz: i want to point out, steele dossier according to doj-ig full of exaggerations that steele was misleading. multiple layers of hearsay on hearsay, taken? jest, sources undercourting. christopher, thank you. come back. >> thank you. liz: what historians now know that president trump is accomplishing more t