>>host: we are going to another break you'll be right back with david horowitz. >> talking to david horowitz about mortality and faith are you a bg span line - - a bg's fan quick. >> queen? this is a guy i'm sorry i get them mixed up but yes it is funny because you have chosen to settle in california after all these years for somebody who is a common archconservative politically , you are not in a place where most people share your worldview and people in the media tend to be radically on the left side. why is that? >> no. in the fifties from when i was still a leftist but california is a serious place not like new york. in new york i cannot walk into a room without being assaulted verbally for what i believe. i have often thought of that. but in california is very easy to avoid. now i can't go on the campus because now they shut down conservatives entirely and they have been purged from their faculties. >> it is very dangerous on people like you are on a college campus. >> i cannot go without a bodyguard in the administration is so supportive of these campus fascist they just turn my speech

cnn has just hired the person horowitz is investigating.ow seriously do you think they are going to take the horowitz investigation? which is really a shame. >> sean: let me run through a series of quick questions to you. if i committed premeditated fraud on a court, do you think i would be indicted? >> if you are an fbi agent and you gave the court a document you have not verified and you said it had verified, you would be in real trouble. but the day of reckoning is coming for doj and fbi leadership who opened up the counterintelligence investigation -- >> sean: we now know the bulk of information is unverifiable. they even said 90% to 100% fal false. >> to this day, it's unverified, and counterintelligence investigation, there is no real credible evidence i have seem to suggest that papadopoulos was actually working with the russians. that came from our own people that told him about the clinton emails. the bottom line is who briefed president obama, if anybody, about the counterintelligence investigation against the trump campaign? and

horowitz concluded? >> he is a two-time offender.emember horowitz also is deemed for his handling of the clinton email investigations and how he gets dinged in the other major cases handled in 2016. i never said comey would or should go to jail. i'm certainly not going to apologize to anyone who violated spi and department of justice policies, who violated an employment agreement, who shared sensitive information about an ongoing investigation, who sent classified information to an unauthorized person and then had amnesia when the fbi came to his home to try to retrieve government property. i'm not going to apologize but i will give him a piece of unsolicited advice. jason, you referenced comey's obsession with his higher ethical standings than the rest of us have so here's my advice. if you should aspire to more in life than simply skating by without having been indicted. if that is your goal in life to just not meet every essential element of a criminal offense and you think you should be congratulated and apologized to forest simp

fixed why do you think it took 16 hours is the report for horowitz's team to question in london well i think you know if you look at the countless hours that the misinformation that they gave . really took over the media for a couple of years all i know is the allegations that he made against me was were completely.

comey until the horowitz report comes in and mr. durham's finishes in his investigation. i believe this is just a

we did not know horowitz was blocking out a separate report. just on call me like the big book launch so maybe he can do another book tour coming out tomorrow. >> well, i don't want to oversell it because i just think i know horowitz, not personally but assistant u.s. attorney and asi good one and i hired jim coy so i know jim comey. >> laura: so you are responsible. >> the president always reminds me i'm responsible for comey.an. but the reality is comey's conduct was outrageous for a prosecutor and any decentprosecf the walls, starting with a completely fixed hillary clinton investigation. that was a sellout, a fix from day one, a disgrace. and i don't think jay hoover ever did that. i think if you take us through the steele dossier, steele affidavit, and steele dossier was validated and putting his name under oath and straight up perjury. >> laura: the fisa court -- >> he and i have put people in jail for much less than that. >> laura: it does not reveal dossier funded by the president's opponent, material fact. >> i was there for the beginn

fixed why do you think it took 16 hours is the report for horowitz's team to question in london well i think you know if you look at the countless hours that the misinformation that they gave. really took over the media for a couple of years all i know is the allegations that he made against me was were completely false this is someone who had not been over to russia for many years right so he's just getting false information and passing it on the show you know not only to the u.s. government and the u.k. government allegedly but also to the media this guy mr steele was profiting on this mill.

fixed why do you think it took 16 hours is the report for horowitz's team to question in london well i think you know if you look at the.

it was horowitz that told us about what mccabe did wrong.ater but -- >> sean: do you believe that they lied purposely, they were warned numerous times. do you believe that they purposely lied in fisa application, a premeditated fraud on the court to obtain a warrant to spy on the trump campaign transition and presidency? >> the best you could saypy is that they were incompetent, the most likely outcome is that they wanted a result. here's what we're looking at. systematic corruption at the highest level of the departmentt of justice, against president trump and in favor of hillary clinton. senator , >> sean: you are saying they tried to rig a presidential election. what you are saying is, they tried to destroy a duly elected president. >> this is what this is all about. systematic corruption at thehe highest level of department of justice and the fbi in favor of clinton to the point that she got a pass on something you would've went to jail for. was there a bias to open the investigation of trump about russia? they ignore every stop sign at

but if it weren't for horowitz, we would never know the person leading the russia investigation had an historic level of animus toward the people he claims to be dispassionately investigati investigating. >> jason: i want to move on to bruce ohr. he was the associate deputy attorney general and director of the department of justice organized crime and drug enforcement task force. that's his title. but why would he be involved and engaged in any proximity to trump, russia and the probe that -- it makes no sense. >> i don't know, let me think. it couldn't be because his wife was working for fusio fusion gp? i read those three oh two's several years ago. i'm just as stunned. i used to work for the department of justice and i hold it in very high regard. but you have an fbi source who was defrocked. he was let go because he couldn't follow the rules and, by the way he was desperate to keep donald trump from becoming the president. they got rid of him and they canned him, legitimately so. then he finds a willing conduit of information. that's christopher steele. he can't talk to the barrel

haar-horowitz hopes to capture ideas that we often lose by the next morning. >> haar-horowitz: so, it'srsation. you can ask, "hey, jibo, i'd like to dream about a rabbit tonight." it would watch for that trigger of unconsciousness, and then right as you're hitting the lip, it triggers you with the audio. and it asks you, what is it that you're thinking about? you record all that sleep talking. and then later, when you wake up fully, you can ask for those recordings. >> pelley: and when he brought this idea to you, what did you think, really? >> maes: crazy enough, yep. ( laughs ) >> herr: welcome to the world of bodies and motions. >> pelley: nearby, in hugh herr's lab, everett lawson's brain is connected to his prosthetic foot, a replacement for the club foot he was born with. >> everett lawson: the very definition of a leg, or a limb or ankle is going to dramatically change with what they're doing. it isn't just whole, it's 150%. >> herr: you feel directly corrected? >> lawson: yeah, when i fire a muscle really fast, it makes its full sweep. >> pelley: herr's team has electronically c

we'll be right back. >> talking to david horowitz. the previous book, darking a the war to destroy christian america. so for somebody who holds truth and meaning lightly, you nonetheless hold them and you seem to be a warrior for what you believe is true or at least the warrior against what you know to be false, and i think as with my friend dennis prager, who is jewish, you're a much better defender of what we call christian values and christian thinking than many christians are. why is that? >> first of all because i don't have a stake in the answer. if you are a believer, you believe that jesus christ is our savior, then you are defending that. there's a lot of things that are prior to any argument. i have no stake in that but i have a clear eyed view of the way the country was created and the freedoms that leftist claim to enjoy but we all enjoy are all christian ideas the founders were christians the settlers, 98% of the settlers were protestant christian, and not to understand them and where they come from, is not to know where

now you have horowitz say what he did here was a terrible example for the 35,000 employees of the fbi, what do you think if you look at the next issue you have to deal with? what kind of example what it set if you let mccabe off the hook for lying in an fbi investigation, that is a terrible precedent. >> tucker: it sounds like they are letting comey off the hook here. >> there are two things to think about, one is the federal records act, federal records you had to return to the fbi were not taken the first place -- there's no criminal sentencing for that, there's no criminal charge for that. the classified piece is more complex because he gave the memos not to richmond that he gave them to his lawyers and they were small bits of classified information but there were marked classified later. the question is did he know -- we've done this before with clinton. did he know those sort of been classified at the time? it's possible they looked at that and said it's a toss-up and you could make the argument that they shouldn't be classified. i'm not sure we can get a conviction, do we want t

fixed why do you think it took 16 hours is the report for horowitz's team to question in london well i think you know if you look at the countless hours that the misinformation that they gave. really took over the media for a couple of years all i know is the allegations that he made against me was were completely false this is someone who had not been over to russia for many years right so he's just getting false information and passing it on the show you know not only to the u.s. guy. vermont and the u.k. government allegedly but also to the media this guy mr steele was profiting on this misinformation right and typically you know there's the official secrets act and if you give. government information to the media you know you're breaking the law when seal is being linked to everything from the script live and then go to nigeria or do you want the u.k. government in their own boris johnson to reprimand steele if he comes out on the wrong side in bilbo or which is report well i hope again i think. all i know is there was a lot of wrongdoing and i think there was a lot of misinforma

of government.ro >> i sent a letter raising this issue and asking for the information for durham, horowitz, and the letter of responsibility. a letter back from the inspector thneral saying opr will be investigating. the investigation is for opr right now to look if there was any brady material withheld or any other attorney misconduct with respect to maria's case. >> does this surprise you? i know you've known about her relationship with byrne for sometime. but, thesese other elements we'e going to get to in a minute. hillary's name mentioned by byrne saying someone might have been trying to blackmail her at some point. does that surprise you? >> yeah, it's wild.when i first,

attorney, guy lewis, a former colleague of doj inspector general horowitz, described what he believest coming. take a look. >> it's going to come out, it's going to be hard-hitting. he spent almost two years interviewing various people, witnesses looking at what he describes as almost 1 million ildocuments, and i think he's going to make recommendations regarding prosecution and turn this whole fisa -- this foreign intelligence surveillance act, the submissions, i think he's going to turn them on their head. >> sean: meanwhile, the president is fueling the prediction that russian investigators are going to face prison time. senator lindsey graham will be advising the attorney general barr on the rollout of the russia-trump documents. here now with reaction, fox news contributor sara carter, best-selling author of now the second and what of the series "witch hunt: the story of the greatest mass delusion in american political history" fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. sara, let's start with you. we'll put up john's ten items come everything you talked about. he also said he will get

comey until the horowitz report comes in and mr. durham's finished his investigation. believe this is just a postponement of the inevitable for mr. comey. >> jason: when you heard the news and saw this information, what was your reaction? >> it's one of two things. it's either the same double standard that we have seen play out in case after case, which your prior guests mentioned, or as andy says, and i tend to agree with him, they've got much bigger fish to fry with james comey, and they don't want to get sidetracked into charges like this when there are much bigger issue is still a foot. and we will find out, as all of this unfolds and unravels. >> jason: well, and i hope that is the case. i'm kind of stuck on the fact of the inspector general, michael horowitz, issued a statement, rare enough that an inspector general would put out. this document talking about the deputy assistant director that he there was a sealed court documents and that the deputy assistant director of the fbi, we don't know the person's actual name because there are multiple people with that t

that's what they kept going back to, horowitz today. you have to put aside your personal convictions, did he do that? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely not. for him to -- to try to say that this -- that i considered this my own personal document, that's an absolute joke. horowitz said, there's no support and they got no support from anyone they talked to, even good friends. >> even james comey and the media, it exonerated him completely. it shows that the fbi senior leadership were appalled by his scheming. the ig reporting that members of comey's senior leadership team used the adjective, surprised, stunned, shocked, and disappointment to describe their reactions to learn that comey acted on his own to provide the contents of memo. one memo, the memo through richmond, this reporter. those are his colleagues. joining me now, one of comey's former colleagues. what do you make of comey getting on twitter and demanding an apology. >> he made a very bad day for him much worse. that did not sit well with fbi agents, i can tell you that, both cur

. >> the horowitz report will be ugly and damning regarding the department of justice's handling of the russia probe. i want all this information to come out. i want people to read for itself how bad it was, the warrant application to the fisa court. trish: the wrong sound there. but that was lindsey graham telling maria bartiromo about the i.g. report. we have the sound of rashida tlaib and ilhan omar, they are pointing the fishing at benjamin netanyahu, and netanyahu did say tlaib could come to visit her grandmother. and pointing the finger at president trump. what the heck are these women doing accepting any kind of offering from a group that justifies suicide bombers. to me that's a major problem. when the president talks about cleaning up the swamp. this is yet against again another albeit different example of the swamp. you have a group of that's anti-israel that supports suicide bombers organizing a trip for these two women to go to israel. they had an opportunity to go to israel last week other members of congress. they turned that one down. this was the one, this was the trip o

these are a actually found on his government issued phones and, as i recall, it was michael horowitz who is the inspector general who had to engagera the pentagon to develop the algorithm because the fbi said they couldn't find these texts. but, sure enough, they went to the pentagon, develop the algorithm and they did magically get the text. >> yeah, i think horowitz found some of them and then there was a gap where it was missing.he w. he's done a fantastic job and i see with the suicide of jeffrey epstein or the apparent suicide, he has more work on his handssince i was the federal buu of prisons. he was a straight shooter and he did find him, he does deserve credit for that. but if it weren't for horowitz we would never know the person leading the russia investigation had an historic level of animus toward the person he claimed to be dispassionately investigating. >> it truly is amazing. i want to move on to bruce ohr. he was the associate deputy attorney general and director of the department of justice organized crime and drug enforcement task force. that's his title. >> we cal

tony horowitz really did that. went into the pacific and he wrote a book -- i guess it was cook who was a pacific and he went down to the south,st the mt recent book which is just out if i remember this right, he is following homestead, the new york times, as architect. before he was at, and the new york times correspondent going into the south pre-civil war, he was that kind of a spy so what 20 horowitz did, he retraced those steps and got to know the people in ways that journalists often don't. one rap against journalist is ceset up in a palace in new york and talk to each other in 20 horowitz is a journalist/historian that when talked to the people. god love them for that. i see why i knew him well enough to know he had a tremendous personal warmth and curiosity and nonjudgmental but he could talk to anybody and did. in a way that did not judge, was warm, smart and such a tragic loss. host: it happened right here in washington politics and prose. guest: he was walking around in his wife is a great writer. host:

>> what i want to do is get the horowitz report and have him come testify about it.sure this never happens again. do we need to change the fisa warrant application process to protect against this in the future? do we need to have rules about counterintelligence investigations being open against politicians? do we need to restructure the department of justice? these are things that congress will be looking at. durum will be looking at criminality, did someone violate the law? and horowitz will be telling us about the good, the bad and the ugly and what should be done internally. garlic papadopoulos, yeah, i would like to call him. i would like for him to tell the world what kind of interactions he had, where he had them and what did he say that working with the russians and is there verification that he told the informants early on that russia would be treason in a crime i would never do that. if he did say that and they went ahead anyway, it raises a lot of concerns. maria: senator you've done a lot of work on this. this is my final question on the subject, who do yo

the full horowitz report is not imminent, it's confident and it should horrify every american.ccording to solomon, the report will conclude that the fired fbi director, jim comey, leaked classified information, and showed a lack of candor. let me break this down. he violated 18 usc 793. that's a felony. it's called the espionage act. and he lied over and over again. look at your screen. james comey, likely broke all of those laws, at least for, according to the fox news legal analyst, our friend, craig jay. hewitt you might remember, you know papadopoulos has been on the show, and his wife, he had to go to jail for a couple of weeks? he was convicted of lying peered he went to jail. lieutenant general flynn, convicted of lying, he is awaiting sentencing even though interestingly enough, the fbi agents who interviewed him didn't think he was lying. but after he couldn't afford his attorneys and he was going bankrupt and had to sell his home and after being set up by a bragging, super patriot jim comey, laughing at the fact that he was taking advantage on day four of the new admi

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this completely fabricated completely made up ok well we had the movie or inquiry now we got the horowitz inquiry just how does that differ to the attorney general the now it's really general bill book who's also investigating of the alleged russian conspiracy allegations were created well i think it's important work that they're doing and i just hope that the people that they're talking to. actually give the truth now because they were just giving complete lies and basing it on false. misinformation that was being fed to them and they just pumped it into the system and unfortunately it just needs it was just a complete falsehood and it needs to be. fixed why do you think it took 16 hours is the report for horowitz's team to do in london well i think you know if you look at the countless hours that the misinformation that they gave. really took over the media for a couple of years all i know is the allegations that he made against me was were completely false this is someone who had not been over to russia for many years right so he's just getting false information and passing it on the s

michael horowitz on comey, perhaps? >> i think michael horowitz could be as early as thursday. >> sean: i don't want people's expectations to get out of whack. this is going to be specifically about the documents that wee already knew about, correct? >> that's right. the story that we broke a couple weeks ago on your show. >> sean: john solomon, thought he was going to sneak that in. gregg jarrett sitting here laughing. thank you for that report. now, it is important to hold all aspects about federal government accountable, and just like our investigation into the investigators, there is going to be a lot more beyond what comesr out this week, perhaps, as it relates to comey and the documents that he shouldn't have had in his house, and then, of course, him being grilledd by te fbi and his lack of candor. it's going to get a lot bigger. it's going to have to do with pfizer and phis abuse and premeditated fraud committed multiple times on a fisa court. and then, did our intelligence community, at the upper ranks, did the

the justice department says it will not prosecute comey, but inspector general michael horowitz criticized comey for violating fbi policy by releasing the memos to his personal attorneys and giving one to a friend who then leaked to it "the new york times." harwood states, quote, former director comey failed to live up to his responsibility by not safeguarding sensitive information obtained during the course of his fbi employment, and by using it to create public pressure for official action. comey set a dangerous example. one of those memos concerned a conversation between comey and trump when he said the president told him to end a probe into former national security adviser michael flynn. and since firing comey in 2017, a move that ultimately set in motion the special counsel investigation, president trump has repeatedly tried to argue that comey broke the law in releasing that information. >> in the meantime, no collusion, no obstruction. he's a leaker. >> comey is a leaker and he is a liar. and not only on this stuff. he's been leaking for years. he gave it to a friend to leak classif

doj inspector general michael horowitz had referred the former fbi director for potential prosecutionar with the deliberations tells fox news, "everyone at the doj involved in the decision said it was not a close call." they go on to say, "they thought this cannot be prosecuted." you may remember, call me panda memos memorializing his interactions with president trump in the days leading up to his firing. he then passed those documents to a friend, a professor at colombia university, who gave them to "the new york times" ." congressional testament, come admitted as much. we learned this decision came down recently under the tenure of ag bill barr. so, ari, what you think? >> ari: wait and see. there are few things more serious than the government's power to prosecute some of the criminally, and before people weigh in and say whether it was right or wrong, let see what michael horowitz recommended. exactly what, and why. what doj reviewed, what their grounds were to not prosecute. at this early stage, i'm not going to make any comments about whether this is right or wrong until we hear

this is the second time horowitz found that taupie went beyond this authority. the justice department has declined to prosecute. comey remains a central player in two pending investigations. >> catherine, thank you. we'll have much more on the comb irreport in tonight's broadcast:the "washington examiner." while favoring open borders, illegal immigration, the immigration policy of corporate america is straightforward. they are promoting cheap labor, foreign labor and ignoring the most of relevant data about the issues that will confront the labor force in the dmeerls years and decades ahead. this will move well beyond illegal immigrants competing for jobs which through automation will displace our middle class. 56 million mayorans are at high risk to losing their jobs to robotics and artificial intelligence. according to the mckenzie institute, 73 million u.s. jobs would be replaced by artificial intelligence by 2030. that's more than 40% of the current u.s. labor force. those numbers are in addition to the millions of americans to lost their jobs already becaus

that's a good point because horowitz is a household name to i have regular viewer of fox and he's sort of taken on mythical stature. the conservative media as recently as two, three weeks ago around mueller's testimony was reporting this will be much more damaging to jim comey. talk about -- talk about the impact of horowitz and these sort of maligned and deep state actors basically churning out a product at the end of it that exonerates comey from the most serious allegation being spread about him? >> i mean, i think -- you know, you can debate whether exonerates comey or not. i think what it does do to some level of exonerate the upper echelon to the fbi, who believe if you read the report, they were shocked and surprised by what comey did by giving -- by comey providing the contents of one of those memos that made it to "the new york times" reporter. they were shocked by that. they went through a rigorous classification review and said some of these memos were not properly class fayed and that goes to the credit of the fbi. >> that's a good point, rick stengel. the idea there's some

. >> you got horowitz inspector general report, that i think will come out in weeks, not days or monthseve that horowitz report will be ugly and damning regarding department of justice handling of the rus russia prob. lou: now where have we heard that before? and repeatedly. attorney general barr said mayor june, it has turns out to be months not weeks and days. congressman john ratcliffe said after labor day, and new lindsey graham adding his voice on the chorus. we'll see. stephan held -- helper, argue that government agencies have qualified immunity. to bring down the trump administration. so is he in is he not? a government agent? >> joining us tonight, hills john solomon, leading investigative report or these stories and efforts to over throw the president, great to have you here. >> good to be here. lou: start with the inspector general report, can you give us some guidance that would clear up what this cacophony of misinformation? >> yeah, feels like the thunderstorm that never arrived. there is a real the reason for the delay that is we found through foye -- foyea process in may

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attorney john durham, only insight, is we might with mike ol horowitz, a group of judiciary members inold us they were in process of preparing a report but they had to reinterview witnesses, only reason i think they came in possession of contradictory information, i think that lindsey graham is correct. the picture that is taking form now is one of a nexis of democratic partisans in intelligence agencies in department of justice, creating a fall nair -- fal false narratd feeding it. being used to initiate investigations into leak news of that investigation to the press. in an effort to influence the 2016 election, when they failed to do, that to use that on undermine the legitimately elected president, that was the insurance policy that peter strzok ominously spoke of in his e-mails. elizabeth: meaning the steale files. >> yes. elizabeth: everyone understands the necessity to figure out how deep russia got in, in middling in the u.s. election. there is a separate track, about that about politicizing the intelligence community. when you say condra dec -- contradictory, we talking james

can you have 70 pages of bad news and expect an apology. >> we are waiting another ig report from horowitz expected soon in origins of the russia investigation. jillian: we will have that. rob: a couple wanted for murder escaped from a prison van by faking a medical emergency. listen to the details, susie made guards pull over as she and her husband were be extradited from new york to face murder charges in arizona. charged the guards as they opened the door and used shoelaces. it is like a movie, driving a red gmc pickup truck. a $20,000 reward for their capture. >> the dnc will scrap the idea to hold virtual caucuses. democrats consider the plan which, phone in absentee votes. and increase participation in the caucuses. >> the president relaunching the us space command, it will patrol missile warning, satellite and satellite surveillance. >> this is a landmark day, one that recognizes centrality of space to america's national security and defense. space, will ensure dominance in space. and never threatened. >> a white house ceremony after a 20 year break, a crucial step in creating a pro

michael horowitz said the memos were not his to share with his lawyers or the media.fter he was fired, he used a columbia law school professor to get the memo to "the new york times." he said he was the source for another "new york times" story about trump asking at comey for loyalty. on twitter, comey claimed vindication because no classified information was shared with the media. the justice department declined to prosecute and today the ig also released a report about a senior justice department official who viewed pornography on government computers and lied about it, no prosecution there either. >> tucker: no surprise. you'll know it for two years since donald trump fired him, he has maintained he did absolutely nothing wrong at any level, he said donald trump is a deranged mat band likely a foreign agent and that he jim comey is the embodiment of moral rectitude, the last honest man in washington. if you are paying attention to twitter, you saw him making the case even today. with the release, we can say definitively it is a lie, the report proves that. it is a

lindsey graham said the ig report will be chilling and he said horowitz will come to his committee to testify, get all the time he needs, it will be in public, they will do as much as possible in the open. now the question is if, in fact, based on your reporting that they were all warned the dossier was dirty, it was russian lies, later we find out the fbi mapped out 90 to 100% was false but it was the bulk of information to spy on the president, his transition team, and a presidential candidate, the question is if i lied to a judge, if i had a premeditated fraud before a judge and i was warned it was a fraud ahead of time multiple times, what i be going to jail? >> you absolutely would, the question remains, will those involved in this case it faced the same of justice? >> sean: you would agree i would go to jail, sean hannity would go to jail. >> i would too and i would expect to. if i did those things, those are criminal in nature. what i can report is the ig has completed his report, it is expected to be transmitted as early as next week to attorney general william barr and that w