what i've seen on the record, forgive me, brent, james clapper, james clapper, james comey, peter strzoke record saying we didn't have the good. they didn't have a case. we have that on the record. a anonymous attacks are not people on on record. >> this was attempted murder, character assassination by 1000 cuts, by tens of thousands of cuts. that is what they are trying to do the whole time. i hope the american people understand, this is the media today. they have nothing to do with the news. elizabeth: all right. brent, thank you so much. appreciate you coming on. >> thank you, liz. - hey, can i... - safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! safe drivers do save 40%. click or call for a quote today. maria had to do everything for me. [maria] she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i'm your age. [camera man] actually, if you're 50 or older, you're at increased risk. [maria] that's life, nothing

the russian expert named james clapper head of the national tells us you know what you say said the russians are almost should medically driven co-opts to just see. whatever you know it's said it's in their genes and this is so historical experience will you know this is the head of national intelligence obama put him there let him stay 3 and a half years after he perjured himself before the senate intelligence committee so he must know you know i don't know if you know andrew higgins yeah. well he's got a thing and in a new york times today i have to call attention to it because it kind of sums things up he's talking about i they can knock down the statues but everything and rush area mains exactly where it was on the stump close for chrissake you know where it is not about a grifter talk about a grifter your absolute well jewel it's a prize winning grif there let folks speak careful for those statues are in russia fault the idea is they embody curse shows and the whole community as if that has anything to do with what's going on in afghanistan and you're right the taliban story was just wa

this in three or four years i rarely see someone on the record i'm sorry forgive me i have seen james clapperon the record saying we didn't have the case the anonymous attacks are not the people that are on the record. >> this was the attempted murder of a character assassination by tens of thousands of cuts. that's what they were trying to do. i hope the american people understand this is the media today. it has nothing to do with the news. elizabeth: thank you so much we appreciate you coming on. usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's just one of the many ways we're here to help the military community find out more at usaa.com that selling carsarvana, 100% online wouldn't work.y but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop

well, joining me now, former director of national intelligence, general james clapper who, by the way, director clapper, i miss seeing you in the green room at cnn but i'll settle for this right now. >> thanks, laura. >> it's always nice to see you. i got to ask you. you know, when you hear this, does it make any sense to you that the white house would have had information, on a plot to kill u.s. troops, and the president just didn't know about it? >> no, laura. it doesn't. and i know that much has been made -- and by the way, i don't have any inside baseball here. so i can't testify to the voracity of this reporting. but let's just assume, for the sake of discussion, you know, this is valid. now, there are many occasions during the six and a half years i served as director of national intelligence, where i would have occasion, either in the written product, the president's daily brief. or verbally, in the oval office, inform the president about perishable and critical intelligence. particularly, if it involved threats to or jeopardy to u.s. lives, particularly those in combat. and yo

let's talk to cnn national security analyst james clapper.mer developer of national intelligence, director, thank you for coming on and discussing this topic. it's very important. it appears that president trump may already be ramping up this campaign. cnn reporting that dhs is preparing to send 150 agents to to chicago for up to 60 days. and this new deployment has you worried about what is happening in america, doesn't it? >> it absolutely does, don. i think this is scary. it's chilling. and you know, i watched the earlier segment when you interviewed mayor wheeler of portland and some of the images there kind of reminded me of tht in his struggle on the bridge in selma, i read a "new york times" report commission officer graduate who had previously ignored the demonstrations and saw fit to show up because he was so concerned about it, confronted one of the toy soldiers and said, asked them about his compliance with the constitution. and the response was, he got struck in his right hand by, with a baton, which can brobrokd he got peppered s

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government officials including former fbi director james comey and james clapper admitting behind the of trump-russia conspiracy. peter strzok was fired for anti-trump bias, he also said in early 2017 a new york times story was wrong claiming intelligence connections to the trump campaign. so here's what happened. when the trump white house asked the fbi to disclose publicly what they were admitting to privately, that there was no case against michael flynn, no derogatory information against flynn, they were going to drop the flynn case. trump said, quote: go easy on flynn to james comey. after the fbi even said behind the scenes they had no case. that's what happened. director james comey instead arranged all of that to be leaked to the media to get mueller appointed special counsel. let's welcome the hill media reporter, joe concha. your thoughts. >> my thoughts is that, well, james comey has9 another book coming out in january 2021. it was just announced this week. he did a media tour first book two years ark made millions of dollars off of it. in other words, there is no accountab

notorious liars like such as james clapper have not been prosecutor but then you have to say. there was clearly something wrong with that trial. you know you had the extremely biased jury and an extremely biased foreperson so at the very least there are grounds for. clemency in this case which is what it was i mean what he wasn't pardoned he was granted clemency while he continues his appeal against his conviction and that surely is the right of everyone and if you think that you've been convicted wrongfully you have the right to appeal and he would clearly have been unfair that during this appeal process he should have been sitting in prison sure ok joe's a really nice to talk to today we're going to leave it there we've been out of time let's talk to millie senior research fellow at the global policy institute in london thank you. just coming up to half past 1 in the afternoon here in moscow back again at the top of. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you bei

cnn national security analyst and former director of national intelligence, director james clapper ise. thank you, director, for joining us. time and time again president trump has been soft on russia, on everything from election interference to the war in syria. so i don't have to tell you that the question that came to people's mind once again is, what explains president trump's submission to vladimir putin? >> well, don, and, you know, you and i have discussed this many times over the last three years. why the deference to putin? and, you know, all i can do is speculate that they've got something on him. there are financial complications. he admires putin or he's intimidated by him because he's, you know, putin's clearly alpha dog in the relationship. so that's one of the -- or some combination of the above. so i don't know. but it certainly doesn't serve the interests of the united states. >> meanwhile, the white house is moving ahead with the president's plan to withdraw nearly 12,000 troops from germany. senator mitt romney says it's a gift to russia. is he actively giving putin

meanwhile, security leaders including madeleine albright, john kerry, and james clapper -- what a bunchthat foreign interference remains a threat and they are urging congress in a letter to keep election safe. juan, how do you do that? but also give people peace in mind that, if there's an, it's e compromised >> juan: i guess he put a protections. >> kennedy: what does that mean, put in protections? what are those protections? >> juan: i think you have to assure them that once they cast a ballot by mail that ballot then goes to someplace where it would be protected. that ballot would not be subject to being twisted or turn. remember hanging chads and all the like? and there are people there to receive it who, in fact, are to be trusted. republican, democrat, independent. and they can be double checked. some people would like that to be an automatic system. again, then you'd have to put in protections against computers and the like distorting the results of electronic counting of mail-in ballots. in all these cases, i think that's why the letter was written. you're going to need more mon

undertook -- obama had appointed as heads of the intelligence agencies several political allies, james clapper being the worst of all, comey, so our intelligence agencies were then recruited by the obama administration to overthrow the trump presidency by framing trump as a traitor himself. classic case of projection. they carried this charade on about three years at least three years, trying any, by any means necessary. i think one of my chapters in my book "blitz" is called impeachment by any means necessary. that's what it was. what, when wrote the book i knew this. there's already enough evidence to know this but with absolute proof now because the acting director of national intelligence by trump declassify the documents so we know all of these treasonous actors, pelosi's, adam schiff, comey, brandon, they all knew that there was no collusion between trump and russia. there was no evidence whatsoever. eric swalwell, i mean, these are such wretched characters who was the ranking, the number two guy, democrats, on the intelligence committee still maintaining that trump is a russian agent. t

main text of the intelligence community threat assessment but the cia and office of dni led by james clappert was quote, not appropriate. the stuff made no sense. that steele information was very unverified. they didn't want it in there. here is the thing, christopher steele testified in a british court he was hired, paid for by democrats to pull together this opposition research, sir, in case hillary clinton wanted to use it to contest the 2016 election if she lost. so steele's source told the fbi that steele embellished, made up information, was putting into inside the fbi, third hand rumor, gossip, said over beers but somehow hillary clinton's opposition research made its way into the fbi and was used for fisa wiretaps to spy on the trump team. your reaction to that? >> i couldn't be any more clearer than that. they used it to the give the terrifying powers to the department of justice, intelligence agencies, to spy on americans, to invade their privacy, to threaten their families as they did with michael flynn, to take away their livelihoods, to take away their earnings, take away their

but james clapper can lie and get away with it. mccabe can lie to investigators and that's okay. congress can lie to you. but you'll get locked up for lying to congress? schiff lied for three years with evidence of collusion. false, but he said i didn't collude, true. and he gets charged. you can't cover up a crime that never whatted. crooked investigations only produce crooked charges. you can't frame innocent people investigate them for crimes they didn't commit and then lock them up and refuse to go along with show trial. the jury foremen in stone trial was a raging trump hater also. she was a member of the resistance. she's all over social media disparaging donald trump and hates them but she lies her way on to the jury and gets caught covering up her bias, so the jury is tainted right? no. the obama appointed judge is okay with it. what a joke. i'll be honest stone is no saint. he's been playing in the gutter for decades. it doesn't make him a criminal, though. he's just the political operator. and somewhat of an opportunist there's guys like stone all over political world o

text of the intelligence community threat assessment but the cia and office of the dni led by james clapperaid it was not appropriate, the stuff did not make no sense, steals information was very nnf embedd, unverified and they did not wanted in there. here's the thing, christopher steel testified in a british court that he was hired and paid for by democrats to pull together the opposition research and case hillary clinton wanted to use it to contest the 2016 election that she lost. so steals source told the fbi that information was putting into the fbi in rumor gossip but somehow hillary clinton opposition research made its way intopo the fbi and the fisa wiretap to spy on the trump team. your reaction to that. >> i cannot put any clearer than that, they didn't influence the american election and use the most terrifying power to our justice and intelligence agencies to spy on americans, invade their privacy, to threaten their families as they did with michael flynn, to take away their livelihoods, to take away their earnings, to take away their freedom. this is being employed for politica

act appropriately and he knows often, guys like andrew mccabe who committed perjury, people like james clapper who committed perjury before congress on the issue of wiretapping and surveillance out and about, comey leaked confidential information and even john bolton who leaked classified information so the president sees the 2-tier justice system and things roger stone was unfair but i will leave the announcement to him. >> we will stand by for that. thanks for making time, good to see you. first the federal judge hearing the, prosecution against michael flynn defied the justice department motion to dismiss, not judge them at sullivan's the tying appeals court decision directing him to dismiss the case. what happens next for general flynn? >> add this to another of the unheard-of parts of this case, the judge lost in front of the appeals court and now his lawyer is appealing again. originally the judge appointed a lawyer to argue over dismissing the case against michael flynn. all unprecedented moves by the judge. quick recap, flynn pleaded guilty twice to line for the fbi about phone calls w

so did james clapper. so did lisa page. so did peter strzok. your take on all of that?t, yes, first, two most important things the power of that court is being used to authorize intercepts against american citizens which is not what it was intended to do. that was only supposed to be an incidental consequence of what it was designed to do which was to investigate foreign influence and the second thing is, yes, all of those people knew that there wasn't a substantial basis to pursue those investigations. and most significant thing was, they didn't inform the fisa court. not only didn't inform them but lied to them. so you know, that's why everybody is so frustrated about when is the time going to come when those who are in the know or were directly responsible for submitting false information to the fisa court, when will they be held to account? that includes a whole list of people from, you know, jim comey, clapper, brennan, you know, mccabe, lisa page, peter strzok, all of them. elizabeth: robert ray, you're terrific. come back soon. we love hearing your perspective. >

when he left, james clapper indicated the same, that they didn't have the goods.h the mueller probe. final word, kt. >> yeah. those guys were going to congress in closed sessions raising their hand, taking an oath saying there was no collusion, there was nothing there. and what did they do after that? they scampered out and went right in front of the cameras and said, oh, collusion, oh, donald trump, he must be a russian agent. and they put the country and people like me and general flynn through hell for three years when they knew there was nothing there. that, to me, is -- well, president trump said it, treason, treason, treason. let's find out what really happened. elizabeth: okay. kt, i'm sorry you went through that, but thank you for your service to our country. come back soon. we love having you on. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald, that does it for us. thanks for watching. join us on monday night, lara trump, howard safer, dave bossy e and more. have a good weekend. ♪ neil: who would have thought in the middle of sheltering going on, that

how about james clapper? i never saw any direct evidence that the trump campaign or someone in it was conspireing with the russians to metal with the election. say that again, i never saw evidence that the trump campaign was conspiring, and yet they investigate him. there was never a proper predicate. so why did they do it? there was no reason to do it. why did they do it? they told us that, too. peter strzok, august 2016 asked is trump going to win? what's his resnons this is peter strzok, the guy that rain the investigation. no, no he's not. we'll stop it. august peter strzok says we'll stop trump. september they spy on p papadopoul papadopoulos, october they use the fake dossier to lie to the court. guess what happens in november? guess what happens in november? november 8, 2016, 63 million american people get in their way. now everything changes. now the real focus is, wow, wait a minute, we didn't stop him. he won. now what do they have to do? they have to do the coverup. who do they have to go after? wh

how about james clapper. i never saw any direct evidence that the trump campaign or someone in it was conspiring with the russians to meddle with the election. say that again. i never saw evidence that the trump campaign was conspiring, and yet they investigate him. there was never a proper predicate, so why did they do it? there was no reason to do it. why did they do it? they told us that, too. peter strzok august 2016 asked is trump going to win? what's his response? it is remember, this is peter strzok, this is the guy who ran the investigation. no, no, he's not. we'll stop it. august, peter strzok says we'll stop trump. spent they spy on papadopoulos and october they use the fake dossier to lie to the court, but guess what happens in november? guess what happens in november. november 8th, 2016, the american people get in their way. 63 million of them to be exact. now everything changes. now the real focus is, wow, wait a minute. we didn't stop him. he won, now what do they have to do? they have to do the

guys like andy mccabe who committed perjury whose out and about, you have people like clapper, james clapper, who committed perjury before congress on the issue of wiretapping and surveillance and is out and about, not to mention comey, who leaked confidential information and even john bolton, who leaked classified information, so the president sees a two-tier justice system here and think that roger stone was unfair but i will leave any announcements to him. >> shannon: we will stand by for that. kayleigh mcenany, thanks for taking time, good to see you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: the federal judge hearing the printed stomach echo flynn defy the justice department's motion to dismiss. now judge emmet sullivan is defying an appeals court decision directing him to dismiss the case. leland vittert takes a look at what happened next for general flynn. good evening. >> good evening to you, shannon. add this move to another one of the unheard-of parts of this case. as you pointed out, the judge lost in front of the appeals court and now his lawyer is appealing again. originally the judge

"i about james clapper? never saw any evidence that the trump campaign was conspiring with the russians to meddle in the election." say that again, "i never saw evidence," yet they investigate him. a proper never predicate, so why did they do it? they told us that, too. peter strzok, august 2016, asked , is trump going to win? what was his response? member, this is struck, the guy -- ran thee -- run investigation. "no, no he's not, we'll stop it. october, they use the fake dossier in the court. guess what happens in november? guess what happens in november? november 8, 2016, the american people get in their way. 63 million of them to be back. now everything changes. now the real focus is while, wait a minute, we didn't stop him, he won. now what do they have to do? they have to do the cover up. who do they have to go after? who is target number one? the former head of the defense intelligence agency. the guy about to become national security advisor to the president, michael flynn. they can't have him hangin

how about james clapper? and she said i never saw evidence of the trump campaign was conspiring.them. there was never a proper predicate so why did they do it? there was no reason to do it, so why they do it? they told us to. peter strzok august 2016 and asked, its trunk going to win? what's his response? no, no he's not. we will stop it. august. peter strzok says we will trump, october they use the fake dossier to lie to the court but guess what happens in november? november 8th 2016 the american people get in their way. 63 million to be exact. now the everything changes. we didn't stop him, they won, so now they have to do? he's target number one? the former head of the defense intelligence agency, the guy that's about to become national security advisor to the president of the united states. michael flynn, they can't have him hanging around because he will figure it out. we know they went after him because they told us that, too. that day they interviewed flynn, january 24, 2017, his notes say what? what's our goal, to get flynn to lie so we can prosecute him or get him fired?

"i about james clapper? never saw any evidence that the trump campaign was conspiring with the russians to meddle in the election." say that again, "i never saw evidence," yet they investigate him. a proper never predicate, so why did they do it? they told us that, too. peter strzok, august 2016, asked , is trump going to win? what was his response? member, this is struck, the guy -- ran thee -- run investigation. "no, no he's not, we'll stop it. october, they use the fake dossier in the court. guess what happens in november? guess what happens in november? november 8, 2016, the american people get in their way. 63 million of them to be back. now everything changes. now the real focus is while, wait a minute, we didn't stop him, he won. now what do they have to do? they have to do the cover up. who do they have to go after? who is target number one? the former head of the defense intelligence agency. the guy about to become national security advisor to the president, michael flynn. they can't have him hangin

the public is entitled to know whether or not crimes were committed by the collection of james comey, brandon, clapperand mccabe and others in regards to the fisa court abuses as well as the engineering of the russia collusion investigation, and it seems to me in an ideal world, both of those things can be accomplished, names you can avoid an october surprise but also get to the bottom of this and to conclusions before the end of the summer. >> jon: because the investigation is centered around whether high-level members of the obama administration essentially tried to derail and spy on the trump campaign. >> that is an exceedingly important issue to be addressed. i have been saying so for months if not years. the president is right that there is a problem here and the question that i think people recently have asked all along is were crimes committed in connection with that investigation particularly through the presidents campaign and into the period after his election and just prior to his inauguration. that's an important thing for the american people to evaluate and to know if possible prior to th

admitting behind-the-scenes, talking comey, clapper, lisa page, clapper's intelligence official, and peter strzok, when he said go easy on flynn, jamesvestigation, there admitted they did not have a case behind the scene, your reaction? >> therefore they did not have an investigation within a predicate which meant that they. liz: were having technical difficulties. did we get him back? to be get robert ray back? >> my apologies. my audio went out for a moment. liz: finisher thoughts. >> they did not have a thread to support an investigation and they would not let it go. when i say they, they extended all the way up to vice president biden and barack obama with the assistance of james comey and the fbi, they wanted the investigation to continue even though they knew it should not. liz: okay, robert ray, sorry about the technical difficulties, come back soon. >> thanks very much. take care. liz: coming up u.s. border officials now warning that drug cartels are exploiting the u.s. unrest in the covid-19 pandemic and pushing for massive amounts of drugs to get that across the border, former top border official tom homan is going to break

clapper intelligence official. peter strzok, there is no there there. when he said go easy on flynn, jamesaying he is obstructing our eggs have when they admitted they didn't have a case behind the scenes. your reaction. >> therefore they did not have a investigation with a predicate which meant that they -- weren't prepared to do that. elizabeth: we're having technical difficulties. did we get them back? did we get robert ray back? >> my apologies, my audio went out for a moment. elizabeth: that's okay. finish your thought. >> they went have the sport the investigation, and they wouldn't let it go. when i say they, it. stuart: extended all the way up to vice president biden and barack obama and james comey. they wanted the investigation to continue even though they knew it should not. elizabeth: okay. robert ray, sorry about the technical difficulties there. come back soon. we love having you on. >> thanks very much. take care. elizabeth: sure. coming up u.s. border officials now warning that drug cartels are exploiting the u.s. unrest in the covid-19 pan dem pandemic. pushing massive amo

director of national intelligence clapper hired by fake news cnn published his book in 2018, former cia director hired by msdn see, senior of national security, james comey has already written one book apparently now is the inspiration for a miniseries and in the process of writing a second book set to release in january. a former deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe also hired by fake news cnn as a contributor. they were referrals for lying, crimes that put paul manafort in stone and michael cohen in jail. that's going to publish in 2019. how they've profited from their lies, great piece, foxnews.com and fox news contributor dan bongino. first thing i got up this morning, i read this, i said to text you, show you some of the next thing is i said please get me all the information on all the profits that these deep state actors are going to make. >> it's pretty despicable that these disgraced, corrupt, lying people are profiting financially from their pathology of lies. peter strzok is the latest, his book is perversely ironic that i can't think of a more compromised person in america, a guy carrying on an extramarital affair and trading stunnin