we have referrals for lying, lack of candor, horowitz as it relates to comey, as it relates to mccabel these other people. now, do you believe as i do that this is a slam-dunk case, premeditated on a dirty clinton bought and paid for, phony unverifiable now debunked russian dossier, do you believe we get the indictments in this? >> i do believe that an director wray earlier last week with john ratcliffe questioning him, i think admitted out loud for the first time that, yes, there were improprieties and that those people should be prosecuted. i believe they should be prosecuted. remember the horowitz report started as a predicate that said, foreign and friendly government meets with george papadopoulos. why did that happen? how it happened outside the purview of the justice department. that his why durham turned into a criminal probe, and i think it will go to other agencies and people like clapper, brennan, and others who have got to watch their back. >> sean: thank you all for being steadfast to follow this up. when we come back, this weekend, two new york police officers shot, sepa

michael horowitz of the department of justice. when michael horowitz said you intentionally lied on four occasion and sent a criminal referral, that's something everybody should take notice of and people should be very concerned he was not charged and should ask questions about it. having been a prosecutor for 12 years, there are all kinds of reasons why cases can go wrong. what i have been able to tell from the mccabe investigation. he had people spinning for him at the grand jury. and he would have been prosecuted in d.c., and d.c. juries are a problem for people who are opposed to president trump and who are friends of president trump. lou: i have watched enough perry mason to know that you can get a change of venue when you have a jury pool that's biased. i would say the margin of 10-1 democrats would qualify. >> i think that's true of a defendant who is making the argument that he or she can't get a fair trial in a particular jurisdiction. unfortunately the district judge, the trial judge has tremendous discretion. lou: we ar

>> we learned a lot from the horowitz hearing.ou: what we really want is justice and accountability. lou: i will put you on the side of optimism. i am going to stay with experience and the practical reality of what we see with our lying eyes. thank you, john solomon. up next, the coronavirus exposing america's dangerous dependence on chinese products and pharmaceuticals. we are dependent on china for medical equipment, for pharmaceuticals? what in the world has the united states been doing? a man trying to fix this. peter navarro joins us. is there any question about it? maxine waters makes it clear the radical dimms are truly the party of hate. we'll share that and what she had to say next. ♪ ♪wild thing, you make my heart sing.♪ ♪you make everything... groovy...♪ done yet? yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry. you sure? hmm.mmm. ♪come on, come on, wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. the business of hard work... ...hustle... ...and high fives. modernized comfort inn's

what do we know from the horowitz report? he's a disgrace to the fbi.e gave numerous false statements under oath. he was part of the comey-mccabe with a fake steele dossier pushed it forward despite pushback from the cia. inspector horowitz was very clear. the man is a disgrace. he's not a good person. the fbi is very lucky to be rid of him and our country is lucky to be rid of him. but then you go to someone like roger stone. you remember when they raided roger stone's house? they treated him like he was a mass murderer in the middle of the night. they went into his house with guns drawn. that man was not a threat to lives, to society. but they arrest him that way. judge jeanine: isn't that proof of my theory that you have got a deep state trying to go after republicans in a way that's so unlike how they handled democrats? it's ridiculous. you are the expert here, pam. >> the justice department and bill barr stepped in and did the right thing. the justice department said roger stone does not need 7 7-years in prison. they were going above the guideline

day we're joined by michael pentode president and founder at petco portfolio strategies and todd horowitz chief strategist at bubba trading now bubba let's start with the state of oil opec plus has been doing everything in their power to sustain prices or with what's going on with the quota virus and the loss of demand however it appears they're still at a standstill right now and where do we see it going to have an answer real quick oil is gone lower for now and i'll put it a presentiment of the oil is going to lower right now it's in a bear market and it looks to go back into the mid forty's see knew exactly what he's going to say ok michael because the dow the s. and p. and the nasdaq probably get situated there they are set for record highs china says that is going to cut tariffs on again these 700 products we don't know exactly what the. you of that is that somewhere within that 75000000000 in us goods with all the news regarding the coronavirus there's a scene like the markets here were set to fall we know that other people see what kind of propping things up in the meantime is this

hearing on the house judiciary committee to address justice department inspector general michael horowitz'sber 2019 report on fisa of these allegations. this is just over four hours. [chatter] >> the committee on the judiciary will come to order. we welcome everyone to this morning's hearing and oversight of the fbi. we will recognize that i will not recognize myself an opening statement. thank you, director, for being here. nearly every topic we discussed will be linked to two questions. -- how is fbi working the bureau working to correct its course? the fbi is filled with brave devoted public servants who work hard to keep us safe from threats, both domestic and foreign. it is clear more work needs to be done to shore up public confidence in the bureau. the fbi's jurisdiction is brought part the fbi is responsible for election security, our fight against domestic terrorism and oversight of our public servants. i would like to talk about each of these in a bit more detail. we are heading toward the 2020 elections. there is nothing more important than ensuring that each and every american i

>> we learned a lot from the horowitz hearing.ou: what we really want is justice and accountability. lou: i will put you on the side of optimism. i am going to stay with experience and the practical reality of what we see with our lying eyes. thank you, john solomon. up next, the coronavirus exposing america's dangerous dependence on chinese products and pharmaceuticals. we are dependent on china for medical equipment, for pharmaceuticals? what in the world has the united states been doing? a man trying to fix this. peter navarro joins us. is there any question about it? maxine waters makes it clear the radical dimms are truly the party of hate. we'll share that and what she had to say next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. you've been hearing a lot about 5g. but there's 5g... and then there's verizon 5g. we're building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's more than 10x faster than some other 5g networks. and it's rolling o

michael horowitz of the department of justice. when michael horowitz said you intentionally lied on four occasion and sent a criminal referral, that's something everybody should take notice of and people should be very concerned he was not charged and should ask questions about it. having been a prosecutor for 12 years, there are all kinds of reasons why cases can go wrong. what i have been able to tell from the mccabe investigation. he had people spinning for him at the grand jury. and he would have been prosecuted in d.c., and d.c. juries are a problem for people who are opposed to president trump and who are friends of president trump. lou: i have watched enough perry mason to know that you can get a change of venue when you have a jury pool that's biased. i would say the margin of 10-1 democrats would qualify. >> i think that's true of a defendant who is making the argument that he or she can't get a fair trial in a particular jurisdiction. unfortunately the district judge, the trial judge has tremendous discretion. lou: we ar

>> we learned a lot from the horowitz hearing.ou: what we really want is justice and accountability. lou: i will put you on the side of optimism. i am going to stay with experience and the practical reality of what we see with our lying eyes. thank you, john solomon. up next, the coronavirus exposing america's dangerous dependence on chinese products and pharmaceuticals. we are dependent on china for medical equipment, for pharmaceuticals? what in the world has the united states been doing? a man trying to fix this. peter navarro joins us. is there any question about it? maxine waters makes it clear the radical dimms are truly the party of hate. we'll share that and what she had to say next. ♪it's been a long time coming, coming ♪seeming like we all been running, running♪ ♪feeling like the wild west, gunning, gunning♪ ♪listen to our elders shunning, shunning♪ ♪all we see is faces, color, color♪ ♪all the other races, other, other♪ ♪why can't you just be my brother, brother?♪ ♪we don't have to kill one another, kill one another♪ ♪al

let's move to the horowitz report. the fbi's decision to defensively brief then-candidate hillary clinton but failure to brief then-candidate donald trump is a blatant example of clear bias. there is a reason the ig stated the fbi, quote, fell far short of the discrepanscrupulous requ. or the supporting document didn't state the fact or the supporting document showed a factual assertion was inaccurate. ten that did not occur in the original application but occurred in three renewal applications. the fbi omitted evidence cutting against probable cause. george papadopolous denials otherwise involved in the dnc server hack. additionally the fbi failed to report bruce orr. the fbi overstated christopher steele's work with the fbi. the fbi was less than fully candid about christopher steele sharing information leading to yahoo!'s article. fbi personnel apparently avoided using the woods file reverification system for fisa applications. the fbi new carter page had assisted in cases involving russian intelligence about hid th

todd horowitz, thanks so much for the time. >> thank you.terday we brought you the mirror rack stoa minnesota woman that was reunited with her long lost dog after seeing the dog on a beer can in a commercial from a florida based brewery. joining us this morning is the director of sales and marketing for motor works brewing, barrya. what an ayou macin -- an amaziny that you decided to put pictures on beer cans and the dog was reunited with the owner. are you blown away from this happening. >> it's absolutely incredible. the project has been escalating. the day we released the cans, the first two dogs were adopted on-site that day and then this story with hazel finding her way home all the way up in medicine he sew take, the chip information -- minnesota, the chip information checking out. it's the most incredible story. it's a big testament, like people, make sure you check your dog's information on the chips. there are so many dogs that have out-of-date information. that's why she wasn't reunited earlier, like that information was incorrect

there was that turning point, harris, after the horowitz report, where you had the department of justicecriminal probe. that means they have something of damning evidence that would take us to this whole new stage. i've got to tell you, there is more than smoke here. there is something on fire, between senator graham and the department of justice, it's going to come out. >> harris: real quickly, senator schumer -- democrat, obviously -- sent a letter to the inspectors general calling for investigations into any retaliation against the lieutenant colonel vindman. let's just watch. the anonymous -- okay, so it's not that, obviously. let's go forward, please. the anonymous whistle-blower and others like them, shameful. it is also illegal. it will inhibit our ability to hold public officials and institutions accountable. it will irreparably harm the ability to oversight responsibilities." what is your reaction? >> adam schiff was given four pinocchios for essentially lying about this. when i was the chairman and elijah cummings was the ranking member, you shared this information. even if you

about the inspector general report, that's who michael horowitz is.st: he's the justice department inspector general who did a two year investigation into the carter page fisa. he issued a scathing report about the fbi, finding a whole bunch of mistakes, omissions, doctored evidence, exculpatory evidence left out of the fisa application that would have cleared carter page and most likely the wiretap would not be approved had not -- had that information been submitted along with the other information in the request to get a wiretap. so that report was externally critical -- extremely critical. as a result of that, you have john doerr him and bill barr wanting to know how we got to the stage and a wiretap on carter page when the justice department and fbi came out saying the wiretaps would not have withstood scrutiny. the wiretap applications were mismanaged and they should not have been submitted at all. the justice department said two of the four should not have been submitted and the renewals had not been looked at it i imagine we will get the same r

and horowitz referred it to the department of justice, at least as it relates to andy mccabe.nd they wound up not indicting. like him one day and not like him the next. >> sean: trey gowdy, thank you. joining us now former acting attorney general matt whitaker. i will ask you the same question i asked trey gowdy. we already know, premeditated fraud on a fisa court. do you see what i see? >> i see what you see, and i saw what you see. i was there when some of this was happening. and i think i take a little more of a belief that bill barr is going to bring people to justice. and -- >> sean: i believe that, too. >> those that did this, those that lied, intentionally lied to the fisa court with, you know, using the dossier as the sole basis for obtaining, what the court says were warrants that would not have been issued but for the fact of these made-up facts, i think why will see people brought to justice and i think bill barre and john durham are working on that as we speak.ba and i think we should have a lot of faith in them. >> sean: if little old sean hannity. lilittle old me

horowitz's report saying it was unacceptable, but i'm concerned because it didn't seem to me that you had quite the same outrage in your response letter to inspector general horowitz december 6, 2019, you wrote a letter, the third sentence you said this, the report's findings and recommendations represent constructive criticism that will make us stronger as an organization. "constructive criticism that will make us stronger." what we allu know know, that in july, the fbi spied on people associated with the campaign. courti went to the fisa and lie to the court 17 times. the fbi took the dossier, the now famous dossier, to fisa court. they didn't tell the court the guy who wrote it was desperate -- had communicated to them he was desperate to stop trump. he did not tell the guy who wrote it, mr. steele, was paid by the clinton campaign to put it all together, and when all of that is pointed out to you in a 400-page report, you say thanks for the constructive criticism. a 400-page report that says there were 51 assertions the top people of the fbi made to the court that weren't backed u

horowitz. why is he scared to talk about the findings.ith it from his perspective, talking about what the report said. i want mr. horowitz to come in. we can do the hearings on fisa in public and do classified hearings. he's not willing to answer the deeper question on what needs to happen in the fisa courts. i think he doesn't want to show what happened under the obama administration and the corruption that took place and plight says -- polticization that took place. it says you can't have a corrupt process and go to reauthorize this without taking on the findness the reports from horowitz and say we've got to make changes. the american people must know the he secret courts are not attacking americans based on faulty paid for by the dnc information information to takek the president. maria: how can people have confidence that you will lead a cleanup of this. how can we trust the doj and intelligence agencies knowing they've been completely politicized and used for political reasons. hillary clinton paid for the dossier that was used to f

day we're joined by michael pentode president and founder at petco portfolio strategies and todd horowitz chief strategist at bubba trading now bubba let's start with the state of oil opec plus has been doing everything in their power to sustain prices or with what's going on with the quota virus and the loss of demand however it appears they're still at a standstill right now where do we see it going to have an answer real quick oil is gone lower for now and i'll put it a presentiment of the oil is going to lower right now it's in a bear market and it looks to go back into the mid forty's see knew exactly what he's going to say ok michael the dow the s. and p. and the nasdaq probably get situated there they are set for record highs china says that is going to cut tariffs on again these 700 products we don't know exactly what the. you of that is that somewhere within that 75000000000 in us goods with all the news regarding the coronavirus the seem like the markets here were set to fall we know that the p.p.o. c. has been kind of propping things up in the meantime is this a move to help st

we set aside this continuing resolution so we can have time to take in the horowitz report, and the recommendationsnd give us time as a committee to look at this court to see what changes need to be made. anybody who thinks there is not to be changes made here is not being honest with themselves. the problems we have seen in the last few years have shown we need to make major changes so we can make sure american citizens like carter page aren't spied upon and we don't go after political campaigns. so this is something that's got to be done. but i'm so disappointed on my chairman. he was so focused on everything else, we have not had any hearings to move the deadline. the bill they brought forward does not provide the protection. we need to restore confidence in this system. to simply say this should be rubber stamped is a wrong idea. lou: i want to congratulate you for your leadership in trying to bring these abuses to the public and trying to get reform. you sent a letter to chairman nadler of the judiciary committee. who i'm not sure what happens to my letters to chairman nadler. they don't seem

estate and in equities and in bonds michael posner president and founder at portfolios strategies and horowitz chief strategist at bubba trading thank you so much for joining us today excellent insight. well wall way has filed a lawsuit against u.s. carrier varieties of claiming that the cellular company pay fees for the use of dozens of patents in its networks while he claims that horizon has been using its patents without a license and even though the 2 sides have met apparently numerous times in the u.s. over this issue including just a couple of months ago they cannot resolve it joining us now with details on it for months is the. chinese companies let's face it they're typically the ones especially as of late accused of patent infringement and intellectual property theft while we as one of those companies and yet now they're suing bryson same viruses the one who's infringing on the patents what we know well it's interesting you know that now we're looking at the other side right while way this is a 3rd it's important to note there are 3rd lawsuits right now going on in the united states b

we know because of michael horowitz's report and the evidence the american people can see for themselvesthey weaponized the department of justice, they weaponized the fbi and the intelligence community. if you are looking at roger stone. they talk about he lied to congress. look at john brennan and his lies to congress. james comey and his lies to congress. james clapper when he lied to all of america when he said there was no spying, warrantless spying on americans, and we found out that was not the case. none of these people have been prosecuted, but roger stone is being prosecuted. >> the president -- if the president had not spoken up in defense of stone, and against such a heinous effort to put him in prison for as long as 9 years on the part of those four merry prosecutors of the justice department. how is it that the justice department can afford to put four prosecutors on one case? that's assinine. how can thee afford to send out s.w.a.t. teams for a guy who lied to the fbi. >> they were sending a message to anyone in trump's sphere, we are coming after you and we'll use the depa

remember a report a few months ago, michael horowitz talked about when the fbi went to the fisa courtslied 17 times to spy on a fellow american citizen. i appreciate the attorney general. i think he has done a great job. but we cannot just reauthorize this. i think it president understands this. the american people understand it. they started spying on four american citizens in 2016 before president trump was elected president. this has to be reformed. we are pushing to make reforms that need to be there. the idea that you have to be a citizen advocate representing the interest of the-american citizen? we can't just reauthorize this. we have to make them change it. lou: why would every republican not consider that these courts were a political weapon in the hands of the deep state and the radical dimms who controlled that house of representatives, and anything they would support which apparently is to reauthorize, why would they want to disarm? >> i think the house republican conference is strongly in favor of reforms to the court. if the process is abused there have pop penalties for

todd horowitz chief strategist trading so we know already that apple rescinded its march quarter sales guidance and that the i phone 9 will probably be delayed so do you expect these issues to be transitory are will they continue to plague china 34 quarters down the road given its high exposure both on the demand side and on the supply side. we're going to have to do it thanks for having me back you know look i think that we kind of knew was coming and it really depends on you know how this coronavirus expands i don't think it will be much of an issue i think this is just another way of saying hey we might be small but because of that i don't know how much their production is actually being affected right now by this and i don't know if they've got it in madrid ready to go so i think that it should why should sell fall out as everything else does and i think what you've seen especially going to apple they tend to try to get ahead of bad news 1st to get out of the way so they can all their stock to continue to rise kind of like you know under delivered over or over report under a new re

the horowitz report identified some of those problems. i hope that the durham report actually names names so that the attorney general can hold those people accountable who abused their positions of authority to try to change the outcome of a presidential election. so, as they're moving this through, it should not be done in a partisan way, which unfortunately chairman nadler's carrying out. when members on our side, from ranking member collins and jordan on down, have proposed good reforms, reforms that should be bipartisan, that not only make sure it doesn't happen again, but put real criminal penalties in place so if somebody does violate the law, they're fully held accountable. that's something that needs to happen and i hope does happen through this process. unfortunately it's not happening in chairman nadler's committee yet but i think he, as well as others, will recognize this is something we need to come together on and work and address. no president or candidate for president ought to have federal agencies working against them in

a footnote in inspector general horowitz's report.using a connection between then member of pence's to further the crossfire hurricane investigation. joining us. tomorrow fit on. absolutely shocked that strzok and page strike again. >> there is no evidence of political bias, lou, can't you tell? we just sent newspaper seems between page and strzok showing they helped write the opening document for controls fire hurricane. -- for crossfire hurricane. when you look at these documents you will see they were writing it and guiding it and everyone else was following their lead. certainly peter strzok's lead. but more evidence of political bias. the fact these folks were involved is necessarily evidence of political bias. the i.g.'s analysis of this information can't be trusted. lou: it's important to remember john durham one of the s. attorney for connecticut that attorney general assigned to investigate the investigators made it clear they do not trust the inspector general's report. and we can take what solace we can to fuel our patience

these are the top of the industry, some of them, including sequoia capital, andreessen horowitz, andex partners. joe: when a venture capital firm does at a woman, does that create internally more awareness of the lack of diversity and facilitate more hiring because there's someone there who is aware of the imbalance? lizette: what we know is that there are a lot of deals that get a closer look that might otherwise be overlooked. there is a diversity of viewpoints and backgrounds and networking. it is not just that these women are then promoted to a partner role, which is different than employee. partners have the power to write checks and serve on boards. they are the king or the queen makers of the next round of the big tech titans. scarlet: so what we are seeing is a broadening of that diversity. romaine: we are going to have to leave it there. 50% of the population, 14% of venture capital. coming up, the luxury goods industry feeling the sting of the coronavirus. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. alexander of inman, who testified in president

a footnote in inspector general horowitz's report.g a connection between then member of pence's to further the crossfire hurricane investigation. joining us. tomorrow fit on. absolutely shocked that strzok and page strike again. >> there is no evidence of political bias, lou, can't you tell? we just sent newspaper seems between page and strzok showing they helped write the opening document for controls fire hurricane. -- for crossfire hurricane. when you look at these documents you will see they were writing it and guiding it and everyone else was following their lead. certainly peter strzok's lead. but more evidence of political bias. the fact these folks were involved is necessarily evidence of political bias. the i.g.'s analysis of this information can't be trusted. lou: it's important to remember john durham one of the s. attorney for connecticut that attorney general assigned to investigate the investigators made it clear they do not trust the inspector general's report. and we can take what solace we can to fuel our patience fur

according to the inspector general michael horowitz, i can't see any justification for the two years and i can't see any justification for the vile vilification andy mccabe and his fellow fbi agents have undergone at the hands of donald trump. >>> doug, i want to bring you in. again, you know, it's michael bisikoff that said it started from an obama appointee, started the investigation. doug, listen, when you look at what's happened with roger stone and michael 234ri7b; this justice department being vilified? >> absolutely. do the bidding of the president. i mean, there were high hopes that barr would be a real attorney general, somebody who would act more like elliott richardson did during the watergate period. instead, he's behaving more like the john michelle feature. meaning more than half of the population. may 31st he has to come in front of that. he wants to get drilled down with what in the world is going on with doj. since 1870 the department of justice is an honorable institution and right now things are coming apart at the seems. right now president trump wants to get invo

and so, not to mention all of the things with horowitz and the investigation, and president trump, and so even the biggest fans of the patriots act, are looking at this, in a different way, so yesterday, there was supposed be a markup of reauthorization and judiciary, chairman jerry nadler pulled the bill that he was planning to move forward because there was a coalition of conservatives and progressives that were backing a bill, a democratic progressive from california and i, had safeguarding american's private records act that would have required an amicus with full access to all of the classified data, to advocate on behalf of the american citizens. and a number of other reforms that safeguard americans' private records. so going into that, it was possible that we would be marking up our bill, so that the bill the chairman wanted, and a number of amendments that if that didn't pass, a number of amendments would have surely passed, and so it was checked off. and so now we're trying to make sure that we actually did a real hearing on fisa and the reforms that a bipartisan coalition an

. >> in december department of justice inspector general horowitz released a 500 page report saying.y to not find bias. but, over did find 17 errors in fisa process. an attorney altered a document to obtain the warrants. >> i am telling that you fbi representation here in washington cannot be cleaned up under there are people who are held to account or the unacceptable actions herej reporter: director wray promising changes. >> i do not think anyone has carte blanche to bypass rules. and i intend to make it painfully clear that would not be acceptable in the fbi today. reporter: that said, wray defended overall need for a fisa warrant. >> we need those fisa authorities, the to stay ahead of thread or we're all going to regret it. reporter: will develop a new check list for agencies to complete when seeking for fisa approval for surveillance, fbi director said he has 40 important changes he is making and discusses potential election interference in 2020 and hugh hw "making moneymake fbi is makingp priority. david: do we just wray. >> my father always said, talka cheap, don't tell me,

the fact is that come into play, not as cut and dri privacy, we are looking at something given the horowitzeport that said there's a huge propensity for the collection authorities to be misused like the arizona mission and the fisa process. there using today and the markup tomorrow of when these bills created by adam schiff and jerry nadler using it as a vehicle to address these broader surveillance concerns so they are looking for guardrails, more transparency, some bills are more effective than others but we will see how it goes, they are to change things. >> this is what representative collins had to say regarding fisa changes, any legislation devoid of necessary reforms to address the abusive the intelligence community against a presidential campaign and even our sitting president including lies and fraud engaged by top-level fbi officials misses the mark within the democratic senators writing this letter demanding sanctions on russia saying we urge you to forcefully oppose sanctions on the government of the russian federation, any russian actors determined to be responsible for such in

mean-spirited and poisonous auras news busters roads, another day in zuckerville and listen to cnn's john horowitz, white house correspondent and freelance psychologist. >> this is somebody with deep psychological distress, self pitying, insecure, angry. he doesn't recognize abstract concepts like right and wrong, morality or immorality or true or false. >> he doesn't normally handle the on camera anti-trump rhetoric, that is usually left to the chief white house correspondent, jim acosta. today acosta had to settle for tweeting it in the saying it is not quite true that trump has ever behave this way during public remarks, this is how he sounded at trump tower after charlottesville, cnn called the president vindictive and vulgar. msnbc did not offer a psych analysis but rather an attempt to read the tea leaves. >> he is calling his troops to fight to the death against the democrats and the great american bureaucracy itself, the starkest fight have ever seen declared by an american politician. >> during the speech former obama deputy white house press secretary bill burton was caught between a roc

let's move to the horowitz report. the fbi decision to brief hillary clinton but failure to brief donald trump is blatant clear bias. there's aen are the ig stated the fbi fell far short of the scrupulous accuracy that was involved. on that note, there were issues with the fisa application. 51 assertions related to the application and renewals either did not have supporting documentation or the supporting document didn't state the fact or the assertion is inaccurate. there were 17 separate inaccuracies or wrongful emissions in the four fisa applications. the fbi omitted evidence cutting against probable cause, for example, carter page stating he had nothing to do with paul manafort and george stephanopoulos denying coordinating with russia or wikileaks or the dnc server hack. the fbi failed to disclose information that the information was ghog to the clinton campaign. work with the fbi. the fbi was less than fully candid about christopher steel sharing information leading to yahoo's 2016 article. the fbi did not disclo

even though there's disagreement of tweeting, at the end of the mueller investigation, the horowitz report, questions of executive privilege and roger stone. >> maybe he goes after the u.s. attorney of washington. it's the same office that roger stone is. >> thank you all. happy valentine's day. >>> so how is the justice department rank and file reacting to bill barr's doing, what he's doing? well, i'm going to ask someone who worked in the same office as the four roger stone prosecutors and knows two of them personally. i'm not hungry! you're having one more bite! no! one more bite! ♪ kraft. for the win win. (v...especially when your easily distracted teenager has the car. the worst... at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving [ping] with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the all-new subaru forester. the safest forester ever. are you currently using a whitening toothpaste, but not seeing results? try crest 3d whitestrips. its enamel-safe formula lifts and removes stains to provide 100% noticeably whiter teeth or your money back. try crest 3d whitestrips. think yo

court under rosemary collier was demanding that they reviewed the fisas and the reason why michael horowitzasking to review them as well. the big night the next two weeks, right around march 14 as the sunset clause, whether or not congress will stick to their guns and not allow fisa to renew or will they allow a renewal based on what mitch mcconnell wants and based on what attorney general bill barr will do to change the system from within. >> sean: it all comes down to -- look at the case of roger stone, gregg jarrett. look at unequal justice under the law. i'm talking about hillary clinton, the espionage act. hillary clinton paying for dirty russian dossier and no, we're going after julian assange. why don't we go after her? we know she paid for russian lies. >> i do commend bill barr for attempting reforms of fisa. i'm no fan of fisa. it ought to be abolished. it's been used by the fbi and the doj to abuse people's fourth amendment rights. barr wants to reform it. hey, i've seen that film before. i know how it turns out. there have been attempts at reforms before. they don't work because

legitimate grounds for an investigation and according to the justice department inspector general michael horowitz. but the fact the investigation dragged out over two years i can't see any justification for that and i can't see any justification for the vile vilification that andy mccabe and his fellow fbi agents have undergone at the hands of donald trump. >> doug, i want to bring you in. and again, you know, it's michael isikoff has told us this started from an obama appointee investigation, started this investigation. doug, when you look at what's happened this week the roger stone and michael flynn, is this justice department being weaponized? >> without question. i think bill barr is following the rudy giuliani line, just do the bidding of the president. i mean, there were high hopes that barr would be a real attorney general, somebody who would act more like elliott richardson did during the watergate period. instead he's behaving more like a john mitchell kind of figure, meaning doing hack work for the president. the good news is attorney general barr's going to, on may 31st, have to come

anything is announced.is if >> sean: we get a leaks about grand jury's, that's the difference between horowitzthat's right, a lot of americans are extremely frustrated right now, the fact that right now, there is no evidence whatsoever that the grand jury has been convening but i know thats for us. >> sean: when they got your heart be troubled, one studio over. hi, take a shot about me tonig tonight? >> laura: wait a minute, i thought you were walking through the door? >> sean: i'm on my way. >> laura: i genes -- >> where the rose petals? >> sean: you can't believe it. >> laurayou got my wired up her. >> laura: that's called a mic they can actually walk around with, and this is live television. you now know that there's no takes. >> sean: what's going on, good visio. i'm all mike dubke.

inspector general michael horowitz discovered that fbi officials shared highly classified materials with former british spy christopher steele. as if that wasn't bad enough, the agents knew steele was doing opposition research against trump and were told that hillary clinton herself knew about it. here now is lee smith, investigative journalist and author of "the plot against the president." so why in the world would they -- taking classified information and sharing that with steele. >> first of all i want to say it's a terrific piece by a colleague, felton. it's a very important piece. it gets to a lot of important issues. the main problem that comes out is that they are sharing classified information with steele. one of the things that's illuminated in the story is that after steele gets this information from the fbi team, he goes and meets with glen simpson. a clinton operative. in effect christopher steele is the liaison now between the fbi and the clinton campaign. so that's another very significant takeaway from this story. >> it's in the inspector general's report. it highlights t

. >> let's move to the horowitz report. the fbi position -- on debriefing hillary clinton but not donald trump is a clear example of the disparate treatment of the two campaigns. there is evidence that the fbi fell short of the scrupulous accuracy required. on that note, there are problems with the carter pfizer page application. 50 pages either did not have supporting documentation, they support undocumented not state the facts or the supporting documents show the factual assertion is inaccurate. there were 17 separate inaccuracies at or wrongful emissions in the applications including seven repeated in all intended did not occur in the original application but occurred in three other applications. the fbi admitted -- probable cause, for example provocation he he had nothing with paul manafort and george papadopoulos did not say the trump campaign was cooperate with russia or wikileaks or involved in the dnc server hacking. , differently fbi failed to disclose information that reporting was going directly to the clinton ca