horowitz says she's simply wrong. the bible records before jesus fed the people, he looked heavenward and he prayed. jesus prayed and he acted. that's how his followers still view prayer. they pray and they act. and around the same time, -- time she was tweeting, the billy graham rapid response team was already in action. rolling into southerland springs with 16 chaplains to comfort grieving families and help meet their material needs. two days after the shooting, the southern baptist convention announced it would pay all funeral expenses for the 26 slain church goers. because this is a world made by flawed human beings, it will continue to be a world of tribulations. there will be more shootings, attacks, fires, floods, question and other tragedies. -- earthquakes and other tradges. christians will call for prayer. leftist will mock them for it. regarding christians as the enemies of perfection. since its birth in the fires of the french revolution, the political left has been at war with religion. and with the chris

the criminal referrals from congressman devin nunes and of course, the horowitz by the investigation which week complete -- expect completed by may and mark meadows and jim jordan, they said they expect criminal referrals from that inspector general report. don't forget another investigation, upon leaking. then the president said two and a half weeks on the program the fisa applications" publication maintained with hillary clinton's bought and paid for russian lies and dossier. as the bulk of the foundation, three oh two's, gang of eight information all forthcoming and all of this will show exactly what we have been telling you is true. there will be indictments, criminal referrals and likely people to go to jail that abused power. that were corrupt. whether the media mob likes it or not, i hope you are ready for an avalanche. cascading truth and justice will now fall on their heads. but they don't have the capacity to ever admit they were wrong. by the way, they will have nothing left to pedal. their lies are debunked and disposed. it is over. john solomon, sara carter, congressman

, what the surveillance was predicated on, as far as we know -- and we'll find out more when the horowitzon concludes -- but what you know about the procedures as a lawyer is that there are quite strict, quite onerous procedures that have to be gone through before anybody can get an approval to investigate a u.s. citizen in this way, right? >> certainly. and i think one of the defenses that barr has raised and that is a talking point, there were an unprecedented amount of contacts between the trump campaign russian -- i won't say russian officials, but people they're calling russian intermediaries. people that may have had a connection to the russian government. and one of the defenses is that in this counterintelligence investigation of those specific individuals that may have had contact with the russian government, american citizens were sort of, you know, on the periphery swept up in that type of surveillance in that, you know, they may have had whatever authorized warrants on these people, and then americans had contact with them raising the us its if of our intelligence -- the suspi

horowitz is going to tell us about the fisa warrant process from an ig perspective. i'm hoping attorney general barr will appoint somebody to look

you just met with michael horowitz and we're expecting the inspector general report from michael horowitzcan you tell us about what to expect there? >> well jim jordon and i met with inspector general, and he and his entire team have been doing a great job and some of the things we have long assessed this problem and you're right chairman nunes was with these criminal referrals the things that he alleges we've been able to see even in the non- classified area, some real reason to have concern so we're fully anticipating that the ig's report will come out as attorney general barr said in the next four to six weeks, and i think it's highly likely that we'll see criminal referrals coming from them that will correspond with what chairman nunes has already put forth. maria: so what does that mean now highly likely that we'll see criminal referrals coming out of the ig report so more criminal referrals. we know that the ig already sent a criminal referral to andrew mccabe. what does that mean? he went on a book tour so when you have a criminal referral what happens then? >> well the criminal re

that is something i'm sure michael horowitz will be looking at.ll look at who did that, who spread the information, like david corn, michael isikoff and others, how that plays in to his criminal referrals. that is something that everybody should be looking at as well. >> sean: congress congressman , this can't happenin again. there is nothing left. all the lies that have been told, conspiracy theories spun and it turns out john and sara and gregg jarrett and joe digenova, victoria, all these people -- yourself and jim jordan, your questions were remarkable in these closed-door interviews, you and jim jordan. with all of that, what we nowha know is that we have fisa applications, 302s, gang of eight, we also have the hoover investigation, the horwitz report, the ag looking into spying and the entire investigation.g all of this -- we've only begun that process but the conspiracy dies on thursday. ur's already dead. >> it does die on thursday. the bigger part of this is all about that you just talked about pointed to the investigation and with all of

not just horowitz. horowitz's report is going to be focused on the fbi and the fbi and how they handled it with the d.o.j. but i think for attorney general william barr and for the others investigating, they're going to go and see the wide scope of this. how far did this go? >> sean: ken starr, let me get your take on it. it was after the starr report that they changed the independent counsel law. madeleine didn't want your report to come out. but get your observations on this? >> yeah, i'm going to say bill barr has gone the extra mile in terms of saying, okay, i want transparency. but guess what, when these regulations under which bob mueller was appointed were put into effect, the american people were saying, we don't want that system anymore. so that system went away. and the regulations and bill barr said it again today called for a confident confidential re. we don't like besmirching people and dragging their names through the mud and so forth. that was the old system. now we have a new system. >>

the justice department inspector general michael horowitz has since last year, he's been examining the trump campaign, based on the christopher steele dossier, they're looking into christopher steele, christopher steele won't talk to them. that's the next shoe to drop. we're in this new cycle about the mueller report the next one is about the investigation itself, right, sir? >> i think so, and i think the attorney general barr is looking to that too, and i think you're going to see some of the ig's report in six to eight weeks that that question needs to be answered, because unfortunately, it looks like our justice department used the dossier which we know was to be are indicated it was a scam to get the warrants to surveil or spy on carter page and the trump campaign, and that can not allow that could be happened, because the fisa court was setup as a special court to deal with terrism, and intelligence and if it's used to weaponize our judicial system in this country for political purposes for presidential campaign, that goes to our dome democracy. liz: it would also put in the spot

>> coming up next on booktv, david horowitz, he argues that the left is attacking christianity. then q&a with biographer robert dallek in a program used as source material in cspan's new book, the president. he discusses john f. kennedy administration. later former security secretary examines american security since today, the free exercise of religion has ceased to be a guaranteed right in america. instead, it has become a battlefield. that quote is from david horowitz new book "dark agenda", to destroy christian america which explains very compellingly how and why progresses are raging war against in this country in particular christianity. i reviewed the book for the front page and like everything else the david writes, this is a must read about a critical front in the war for the soul and future of america. you already know that he is the author of too many books to mention. and i will mention some, radical song, left illusions, party of defeat, taking no prisoners, big agenda, about president trump plan to save america and many others which are essential reading for underst

american writer david horowitz. time julian assange. editor of wiki leaks expose the world secrets these documents belong the united states government being attacked by the powerful united states strongly condemned by you broke the law illegally shoot the son of a full five hundred days now by being detained without charge but that hasn't stopped at the park. today on a quest for revolutionary ideas that can change the world tomorrow. today i am joined by an intellectual superstar the slovenian philosopher. a former anti communist dissident now turned so described communist together we call david horowitz a former left wing radical black panther ally now a fiery right wing zionist i want to know what they think about the future of europe and the united states the conversation becomes heated it has to be physically restrained we shout rant and talk calmly about nothing and palestinians black panthers and israelis about a bomb or romney and stalin. david you describe yourself as a conservative and suddenly you describe yourself as a commu

horowitz. and i think mr. barr is the kind of attorney general peoplee . tab. speaking the truth and hold our people accountable. >> ?oo this autos about our constitution. this can't happen again qh. we come, senator lindsey graham reacts to all of today's late-break news. and glen beck is here to, react to all the 2020 -- well, let's say democratic socialist extremists. straight ahead. clear these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! not to worry about changing their minds in retirement. you may have always imagined your dream car as something fast. then one day you decide it just needs to be safe enough to get her to college and back. principal. we can help you plan for that. >> as w

to try and go after michael horowitz and i would be very dubious indeed. >> melissa: it would be greatple's trust and all of these different systems. i think when rod rosenstein -- i give him a lot of credit for not leaving when he said he was going to. sticking around and standing behind barr during that press conference, to stand as a united front. if this is one step further, if horwitz can research everything, like you said -- it shouldn't be that one single focus. they should be looking at everything that went on by everyone along the way. in this group of people who has been accused of being on all sides could stand together in a conclusion, maybe we could finally feel like we can trust with these reports say, what should be a huge relief. >> katie: and the systems come as you said. former vice president joe biden expected entry of the present to race tomorrow. now he's leaving the field and much of the polling. but some believe the left wing of the party doesn't want any part of biden. whether it will hurt democrat chances against trump. we will debate. >> biden is putting offic

a hope horowitz releases all that information. have happened and it should never happen again. trish: a waste of 2 years. >> and 30 million dollars. trish: i couldn't saying, putin got what he wanted. he would have wanted to see our nation divided. he wants to be divided mainstream media and democrats play in to his hands, they continue to can so like schiff. trishschiff. >> mueller report is so definitive, no collusion, no obstruction, clear, and they cannot take the fact that is what bob mueller said, they waits and waited, for president's report to come out, and say that president committed crimes, they are disappointed that disgusts me. trish: what do you think of joe biden? >> look, creepy uncle joe had a bad couple days, if you want a friend in washington, get a dog, i think these are his friends leaking the stories, this is not coming from the republicans, it comes from democrats they don't want him in the race, no one said a word for 8 years he was vice president, we have not heard one word from barack obama. >> very good

before summer because we have been working on it for quite some time and inspector general michael horowitzwe have heard extraordinarily good things he is very tightlipped obviously nothing is leaking from the justice department on his investigation, but from what we hear on the periphery he is conducting an extraordinarily thorough investigation and that will be a turning point. mark: when we come back i want to ask you do we need a special counsel to investigate all these areas that have not been looked at? and if we don't who will? how will we fix what took how will we fix what took run with us in the unstoppable john deere gator xuv835, because when others take rain checks... we take the wheel. run with us. search "john deere gator" for more. omar, check this out. uh, yeah, i was calling to see if you do laser hair removal. for men. notice that my hips are off the ground. [ engine revving ] and then, i'm gonna pike my hips back into downward dog. [ rhythmic tapping ] hey, the rain stopped. -a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. -tell me about that dental procedure again!

before summer because we have been working on it for quite some time and inspector general michael horowitzis worth we have heard extraordinarily good things he is very tightlipped obviously nothing is leaking from the justice department on his investigation, but from what we hear on the periphery he is conducting an extraordinarily thorough investigation and that will be a turning point. mark: when we come back i want to ask you do we need a special counsel to investigate all these areas that have not been looked at? and if we don't who will? how will we fix what took place with the fbi and the department of justice? when we come back. you control your blood sugar around the clock. and with a $0 copay, that's something to groove about. ♪let's groove tonight. toujeo® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. get medical help right away if you have a serious allergic reaction such as

so hopefully we'll have some answers from inspector general horowitz on the issue of the fisa warrants. more generally, i am reviewing the conduct of the investigation and trying to get my arms around all the aspects of the counter intelligence investigation that was conducted during the summer of 2016. >> are you investigating who leaked the existence of the fisa order against carter page? >> who what? >> are you investigating who leaked the existence of a fisa order against carter page? >> i haven't seen the referrals yet from congressman nunes, but obviously if there's a predicate for an investigation, it will be conducted. >> thank you. >> attorney general barr, reports suggest that special counsel mueller's report is anywhere between 300 and 400 pages long. i'd be interested in knowing how many discussions did you have with the deputy attorney general and other staff between receiving the report and releasing the memo, was there discussion or debate about the evidence and conclusions, how many staffers assisted you in digesting so many pages of complex information in such a short

horowitz as the inspector general was appointed by barack obama.s looking at what senior echelon at the fbi do with, this highly documented bias and animus towards donald trump did they take inappropriate action to spy on the president and his campaign team? we already know the answer is yes. what degree of prosecutions will come out next month. brian: does is provide you christopher steele decided not to cooperate with michael horowitz. he made up the series of memos that made up the dossier. >> he won't cooperate and he should. remember the fbi determined he was not credible they should not use him in any way, shape or form and yet the fbi bypassed that and did it anyway. that is what so concerning. >> does he have to participate considering he didn't live here? >> he doesn't. the inspector general has limitations on just department of justice personnel. we do hope for those of us who want to see the full truth there are people within the fbi that are looking broader. i think brennan and clapper and some of these others, susan rice, these people

happen here, and i pray that it's going to happen right now, is that when the inspector general horowitzhis report comes out, he'll get closer to addressing what went awry in the bureau and who made it go that way. that's what's important right now. and those people have to be held accountable. will it impact the way the bureau does business? i don't think seriously, 95%, 98% of the people everybody in america thought they were, they still are. unfortunately the people at the top included comey and that needs to be addressed right now. david: yeah. i think this is really foundational. i know a lot of people want to move on and talk about other issues, fair enough. but the idea that the government will use all of these surveillance tools created to track down terrorists, other assorted bad guys for surveillance of an opposition political party is really unacceptable. we need the whole decision history of how this began and how it continued. >> and i think it would probably come out during a horowitz report. i totally agree with you. it's abhorrent. nothing like this should ever happen in

the horowitz and sessions set that thing in motion, the close door testimony released fisa applicationsame of eight material, the 302s and ukraine looks like ukraine was now colluding with the democrats. >> you address a lot of ohm questions. i have about three or four that we have to get to the bottom. here's just a couple number one who was receive working guy the professor meets with papadopoulos alleged to tell about dirt on hillary which according to democrat narrative came from the russians. now if not russian we have a big problem. because who was that working for and doing right now as papadopoulos said on our network yesterday when he said that he was over in italy. >> wasn't have reporter flown to italy to interview one guy that allegedly triggered this entire investigation? >> well it is amazing how uncurious media is about the biggest scam is of our generation. >> they don't care about the truth they don't want to get to truth and one of the lawyers with no legal obligation to lie on his and a half has told media that ms.hood is connected to friendly western intelligence whi

in a letter to horowitz the chief of f.b.i. internal investigations said we agree it is important to strengthen procedures for setting victim notification leads and indexing victims. we also concur with your 12 recommendations for the f.b.i. report said the f.b.i. plans to replace the cyber guardian program later this year with a new system that is currently under development, bret. >> bret: thank you. up next we'll tell you who is feeling left behind by u.s. peace talks with the taliban. first here is some of our fox affiliates around the country. fox 2 in san francisco, the f.b.i. is assisting california officials in the investigation of a motorist who appeared to deliberately plow into a group of people in sunnyvale. the driver of the car was arrested. his name isn't being made public. fox 32 in chicago as authorities say they have found what they believe is the body of a 5-year-old boy who disappeared last week and that his parents have been charged with murder. police dug up what they think is the boy's body in a field and

horowitz to want say, review the process that the doj and fbi went in to get the fisa warrant. have mr. horowitz testify for they should have invested -- investigated the dossier that was bought and paid for by hillary clinton.>> they are using that and not bothering to tell the judge. the viewers may have heard me say this before but i'll say it again. i am a journalist and a triple check my sources. i will not take a piece of research that has been written by someone with a total agenda, take that somehow his gospel and it is essentially what they did. and then never had the decency to tell the judge where the information was coming from. the judge might think okay the fbi did its own due diligence, turns out they didn't and is a question that needs answering. why is the fbi using opposition research to issue fisa warrants? we hope you get to the point of it, congressman norman, thank you so much. meanwhile tonight come the democrats are ramping up their own collusion delusion rhetoric suggesting now that robert mueller never intended for the attorney general to make a decisi

attorney general barr today pledging an investigation, this overdue.long the horowitz report on fisa abuse, report on the issue of leaking classified information, and of course, the release of more closed-door testimony thanks to congressman collins. we have more of that tonight and we will be sharing come as a matter of fact, very blockbuster there. also, fisa applications, gang of eight materials, those 302s, they are all coming out. and also the ukraine issue, which is surfacing, that has so much evidence that goes right to the doorstep of yeah, joe biden. this will all come cascading down on all these bad actors and drowned all of those people that have abused their power. let's start with capitol hill. attorney general bill barr today testified before the house appropriations committee, and he was there to talk about the doj's budget, but the conversation soon turned to the muellerr report. and faced with the undeniable fact that trump-russia collusion was a giant hoax.nt we have the fbi nine month investigation, the house intel investigation, bipartisan senate investigation, th

genesif this report, the so-called fisa abuse, i know we know that the inspector general michael horowitzf the department of justice is looking into this, judiciary report, within the next 60 days. attorney general barr has said that he's doing things, it's been previously announced that the u.s. attorney in utah, mr. john huber, is also looking at things. what can you tell us about the next step, which is finding out how this whole thing came about and how it got put in place in the first place? >> there's no doubt in my mind, and we touched on that, as we talk about in our counter repor report, somebody manufactured this and fed it to papadopoulos to get it started. i think a lot of it happen overseas. i think a good place to look is the ukraine. italy. england. i think counterintelligence services their work with people that were trying to hurt president trump. i think that is how it started and that is how it was generated. then you look at -- you know those fisa affidavits as well, better than i do, and the reality is, if you couldn't aff, you should turn in your law license. they di

i hope attorney general barr and the inspector general of the department of justice horowitz holds theseaccountable and puts them in jail for the crimes they committed. trish: the tables have now turned, they really have. and we've been asking a lot of questions from the very beginning, and it looks like soon we'll get some answers. they're expecting the i.g.'s report is going to come out sometime within the next month or two. corey, you deserve them. every american does. thank you. >> well, thank you. trish: julian assange sitting behind bars in london tonight as the battle over his extradition heats up. he was yanked from the ecuadoran embassy where he had been hiding out since 2012, and now the u.s. is calling on him the face charges. fox's ryan sill coat is in london tonight, and he has the very latest for us. ryan? >> reporter: julian assange didn't go without a fight, but after six years and ten months of self-impose pd exile in the ecuadoran embassy, the path to the paddy wagon took less than a minute before he was shoved and shackled into an awaiting van. >> in the united kingdom

the part of attorney general william barr and when the investigations are revealed that michael horowitzn conducting over the past year, it's really going to backfire on them. >> jason: andy biggs, the congressman on the east side of the phoenix valley, mesa, whatnot, arizona, very important stage in the 2020 politics. after the democrats that use air within the house, do they really love mike pence that much?ch they really want him to be the president? are they just on this crazy train to who knows where with all this impeachment talk? >> i think they are on the gravy train. i think there is a significant number that are very skittish and wisely so, they don't want an impeachment process, they know it's going to hurt them, especially the 40 districts that we call swing districts that support trump that may be a democrat picked up in the midterm election. i will tell you what, when nadler is subpoenaing these documents and he's going forward, i think they are doing a market test to see if they are able to keep them at all if are hoping to get if they go to a full impeachment. i think the

from the horowitz investigation to fisa abuse to the huber investigation into leaks. to attorney general barr's promise to investigate how and why the trump campaign was spied on by our own federal government. a deep state reckoning is on the horizon. joining us now with reactions, former south carolina congressman, second best chairman of the oversight committee, trey dowdy from south carolina. thank you so much for joining us. i read the report. you read the report. i was really struck by this, how most of this information really was classified. i mean, do you -- i can't believe that they went to such great lengths and put out so much information. what was your take? >> the same, particularly on the coordination, the conspiracy, the collusion section. the sources and methods. i thought half of that would have been redacted. i can tell you being on the house intelligence committee and house judiciary, we had a tough time accessing some of the information that was then publicly december similar marinated yesterday. >> at the end of the report, i want to put up the gra

doj inspector general michael horowitz has been looking into allegations of fisa abuse.oday that horwitz is likely to focus on dossier author christopher steele. this comes while president trump continues to blast the fbi's russian investigation. >> what's happened is unthinkable, with peter strzok and page and comey and mccabe and all these characters and brn and clapper and, you know, you look at what comey did as the director of the fbi. it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace to our country. >> marie: william barr in testimony said he didn't have any evidence that wrongdoing occurred in the investigation but he had questions and horowitz is going to try to answer them. >> jesse: one of the questions is on the fisa application to spy on the trump campaign, the fbi said "we believe russia's efforts to influence the election are being coordinated with carter page and other trump campaign officials. that was false. we know carter page or any other trump campaign officials were not coordinating in any illegal way with the russians. not only did -- was the fbi under obama dead wr

horowitz is going to tell us about the fisa warrant process from an ig perspective. i'm hoping attorney general barr will appoint somebody to look back and see if there was criminality. i can promise you, as oversight chairman, we will dig deep to find out how it got so far off the rails and take corrective action if necessary. [applause] sen. graham: we're going to do that because the rule of law cannot survive against mob rule. the confirmation process was attacked viciously and barely withstood the attack. the campaigns are going to be targeted by foreign governments in the future. we need to have rules that are fair and will work for both sides. the fisa court is an important tool. it cannot be abused for political purposes. somebody has to watch those who watch us. we have separate branches of government for a reason. i'm going to try to inform you the best i can what happened in 2016. no reasonable person doubts that mr. mueller was not well qualified, because he is. no reasonable person doubts that after two years and $25 million and 40 fbi agents, the verdict

horowitz are working behind the scenes.rform months. ainsley: if we don't want it to happen again we need to find out the root of it and hold somebody accountable. we will all be able to read the redacted report in a few days. let's hand it over to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: today a twice deported illegal immigrants grant accused of murdering a nanny will face a judge. he is accused of kidnapping, strangling and sexually assaulting care lien okono on a job in new jersey. her body was found floating in a lake. the suspect from honduras could spend life behind bars if convicted. an american charges could put him behind bars for life. this is a high school yearbook photo of the michigan man captured in syria last year. the feds say he trained with terrorists for three years in addition to providing material support to isis. his family claims he is innocent. saying he was kidnapped and held against his will. well, she is known for movies like breakfast at tiffanies. it turns out audrey hepburn also played a very

i think the real question here is we need to wait until the inspector general horowitz's report comes out. that will divert everyone's attention from the mueller report. amanda: to your point, there is a hugely political aspect to this. was it made worse by the level of reductions here? is there a case to be made that the entire report should be made publicly available? >> absolutely not. to make the entire report available to everybody asks the attorney general and those in control to violate the law. you cannot make them do that, cannot ask them to do that. he has offered to submit to two committees, house and senate, to give them unredacted reports, except for what will be redacted , the grand jury material, which by law he cannot give to them. he will give them sources and methods, other ongoing investigations, and information regarding individuals that showed up in the reports whose reputation could be challenged. my biggest concern is, and it will happen, whatever he gives to congress, anyone of those committees, it will be leaked out somewhere along the line. no doubt about tha

do think some of that, a lot of it, will be addressed in the inspector general's report michael horowitz end of may or june. we heard general barr testify he has a group working on it as well as is senate judiciary chairman lindsey graham. i think that part of it won't be let up. i want to show people this. this is the two sections of the 440-plus pages. having gone through this it is volumous. the first section is very clear and it's clear as the attorney general said they did not find conspiring or colluding with the russians in any way with the trump campaign or for that matter, any american. the line here is pretty stark. i mean, you just look at it and they say they do not have the evidence to go forward with anything in regards to these connections. despite mull -- multiple meetings. there are embarrassing parts here because of what the president said or press has said and there's embarrassing parts for the news media. there are big whopper stories flat-out tossed aside. remember the buzz feed piece everybody was talking about about the president directing michael cohen to lie. tha

foundations all we have to do is not give tens of thousands of dollars to hate groups like the david horowitz freedom center whose founder called muslims islamic nazis and then hire an anti muslim bigot robert spencer who according to the council on american islamic relations operates the blog jihad watch which depicts islam as an inherently violent faith a man who went on a killing spree in norway back in two thousand and eleven cited spencer's blog sixty four times in his manifesto so with groups like that you have to ask yourself . would christian bale have a blog. or even a movie characters he played wouldn't have a jihad watch plot not batman not that boxer in the fighter not dick cheney. dick cheney would definitely do that but not the others so the national grist of others is donating to groups who inspire people to do hateful things call me crazy but some of the little un-christian leave it leave the n.c.f. is just bawling what's actually the motto for the national christian bale foundation which is christian in name not in practice. especially since in c. after nations. muslim and an