that is how devious james comey is. when he gets caught in a lot of these things he feigns memory loss as he did in his testimony. i think he said 149 times i don't remember and interviews when confronted he pretends that he does not know that dossier and i'm not quite sure i know what that is. christopher still, i know i've heard that name before but those kinds of answers that really makes you seriously doubt the ability of james comey. >> if he is someone that brings rack and ruin and certainly to the reputation of the fbi that's undeniable but then the question about the policies using power to stop trump to push this russia hoax who hires andy mccabe to be the deputy in all this? how does the cast of characters around james comey come together? is that his doing or internal process or is it inevitable because how do all these people with left-wing politics and an animus towards the duly elected president how do they get into the upper echelon? that cannot happen by anything other than purpose spirit comey surrounde

that's how devious james comey is. when he is caught, he feigns memory loss as he did in his estestimony i think he said 149 times i don't remember and in interviews when confronted he says he doesn't know the dossier like he didn't know what that was. christopher steele? i know i've heard that namee but those kinds of answers really makes you seriously doubt and then with the policies and the power with the breccia hoax who hires andy mccabe to be the deputy? >> how that goes into the upper echelon? that can be anything other than but comey surrounded himself with sycophants it doesn't matter the qualification i have talked to several former fbi officials who haveho said mccabe was not qualified to be deputy fbi director and eventually acting fbi director even though i have a spouse that's involved in politics in 21st century america even the question to have a spouse so politically active in the commonwealth of virginia even the optics of that are great. >> he should have recused himself he did eventually but it was

mesh of how unnuved he was by the fact trump was trying to set him up as the person who said fire james comeyanted rosenstein to come out and give a press conference sawing i'm the one who told you to fire comey, which is blatantly untrue. not so much that he fired him but that he lied and admitted it was really russia, which raises the whole obstruction issue. >> there's two scenes that have not together. rod rosenstein has tremendous pressure after it's revealed he wants to wear a wire and you remind us there was split-screen coverage of the kavanaugh conformation. he's not fired. the dwequestion is what did rod rosenstein say in the oval office to keep his job? and the other scene is rod rosenstein standing right there beside bill barr when the mueller report comes out, in edpe effect demolishing the mueller report. >> he started out as a very respected, independent prosecutor who like many people came-to contraact mr. trump and the price he paid for surviving was to become the foot soldier and stand mutely while he heard barr make demonstrably untrue characterizations of the mueller repor

we heard president trump say similar things about james comey or jeff sessions. and i don't doubt it. it doesn't sound like he's loyal to him. it sounds like he's loyal to what he's supposed to do for his job. >> inspector general guard their independence jealously and they don't not take an oath to the president but to the constitution. and i've dealt with these guys and i'll tell you what, if they think these guys are disloyal, an ig is not a heat seeking missile to the president's back side and he should know that because this is serious stuff. but these ig saez are independent and thoughtful people and this is almost the same as being asked to fire don mcgahn to fire mueller. these people have backbone. >> this is the way donald trump

they were off the charts as far as what people thought of james comey. they agreed with his decisions, i didn't agree with them. he was highly respected so grappling two things at the same time, the dismissal of a leader that was highly respected and grappling with the fact that the american people were being many belated about the reason for the firing. it was so fascinating is that it set in motion a chain of events where the firing of commie, you wouldn't have mueller, human have special counsel laying out all of these instances of the, all of these people associated with the president going to ja jail, but for the action i firmly believe. they were frustrated at the ti time, it's no reason to anger. i talk to people all the time, they're covering these agencies, they are angry. they're angry that they continue to be lied about, they make mistakes. we learned about an official that was fired allegedly for altering something. in the agencies, they are these people in these agencies, it's risen to anger. it started with the firing of james comey. >> if

fbi director james comey. [inaudible conversations] good evening everybody. i am bradley graham, co-owner of politics and prose along with my wife in behalf of everybody here at gw, welcome. i thank you very much for coming. he does a number of events each year end jean w on the great auditorium integrate other revenue and we value our partnership with gw and the crew here is terrific and they make events like this possible, for us and i want to express our gratitude for effort that they put into tonight event. the featured author is josh campbell he spent more than a decade at the fbi in various roles and kidnapping investigation and multiple overseas assignments as well as a stint as a special assistant to fbi director james comey. josh resigned from the bureau about a year end a half ago in february 2018 and walking out of the field office in los angeles for the last time and for the law enforcement that he had really enjoyed and he says played an important role in his own career development. he says he left because he could no longer stand silently by in

of course, your member donald trump fired james comey shortly afterjames comey declined to do so, butwill be something to watch. there have been episodes where thejustice department recently has tried to distance itself a little bit from the white house, because donald trump in that call tried to get the ukrainian officials to get into contact with thejustice department and co—operate with bill barr. so a lot of threads to keep track of your. survives bill barr, next to john bolton, so that's bill barr, next to john bolton, we know he left the trump administration at odds with the president over policy, but where does he fit in the equation with this impeachment inquiry? well, it would certainly be an interesting witness, because as national security adviser, he was directly communicating with the president, we know from other testimony, that he did have a severe disagreement over what was going on in the white house. he did not want to see military aid held up to ukraine, and if it was for political purposes, he had an objection to that. now, whether he would be a compelling witness

no income verification, no appraisal and nothing out of pocket. >> harris: former fbi director james comeyspeaking out. it happened in a "washington post" op-ed, arguing that lawmakers oath to uphold the constitution could be the dh president trump. comey called out senator bob portman's defense of the president's phone call with the ukrainian president that sparkle was the whistleblower complaint from writing this. "it oath and promises, the bedrock of the rule of law, arching anything come of the senator and his colleagues will need to explain how they swear their solemn promises with trumps action." meanwhile, president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani has announced he's hired his own legal team. and he faces growing scrutiny in the democrat impeachment inquiry. i want to bring you now robert ray, former federal prosecutor and independent counsel of the whitewater investigation. good to see you today. let's unpack this for a bit with james comey. what do you take when he is saying to mean? is he right, is he wrong? >> there's a number of oath's involved, obviously. the president

he was not the subject of the investigation until he recklessly and impulsively fired james comey and then lied about the reasons for it. that is what caused trump himself to become the subject of an obstruction investigation. some of his campaign workers were subject of investigation, but trump himself was not. and by the way, it did not begin with the salacious steele dossier either. the fbi people and i've talked to many of them, they didn't put much store in it, and i've read it very carefully as well. it's a -- it has no what you would call actionable intelligence. it didn't say they'd be meeting next month to have further discussions of this or they're plotting another release of fake tapes of the president so they could perhaps insiniate that, disrupt it. no, it's all stuff that happened in the past. it's very odd although some of it does ring true. that wasn't the basis for it. and even the australian ambassador, trump has been trying to enlist the australians, threatening them, cajoling them. i mean the australians, they're one of the closest allies of the united states and t

in to watchns tuned james comey's testimony. but notawing numbers, anywhere near the watergate hearings. house reversede a settlement building in the west bank. the west bank said it no longer ofsiders those violations palestinian law. our reporter has more on how the settlements came to be and why they are controversial. >> in the west bank, there are 132 settlement. outposts a further 131 built without the government's approval. there are over 30 in the golan heights. all of the areas were captured and occupied1967 ever since. it's the greatest proportion of settlers, almost 430,000 of them, lived in the occupied west bank. jews make up 13% o othe west bank's population. palelestinians were hoping stats contingency. despite internationonal condemnation, settler communitities continued to grow year on year. the jewish population in the west bank has more than doubled since 2001. resolutioncouncil says it constitutes a violation of international law. >> prorotests in beirut forced parliament t to postpone a a sen meanant for tod

d peter strzok and james comey and others.d roger stone get convicted the other day. you look at the unfairness of the system. david: you had a lieutenant colonel in the army today before the impeachment committee, there were some charges the republicans weren't treating him with respect, and the people making those charges had no trouble taking on general kelly and suggesting he was the worst enemy this nation has ever seen. >> these are the same people who attacked mike flynn all day long without question. colonel vindman is somebody who may not have been the best witness for the democrats today. yesterday. he did not help their case. i think what we are seeing here is this playing out that there is no evidence of a quid pro quo. there is no evidence of bribery. that's why we continue to move and shift the goal posts. they are saying we need to get the information from the russia collusion case. david: remember it was adam schiff who said he had evidence of russian collusion. you have the mueller witch hunt going on for two

they were off the charts as far as what people thought of james comey.th his decisions, i didn't agree with them. he was highly respected so grappling two things at the same time, the dismissal of a leader that was highly respected and grappling with the fact that the american people were being many belated about the reason for the firing. it was so fascinating is that it set in motion a chain of events where the firing of commie, you wouldn't have mueller, human have special counsel laying out all of these instances of the, all of these people associated with the president going to ja jail, but for the action i firmly believe. they were frustrated at the ti time, it's no reason to anger. i talk to people all the time, they're covering these agencies, they are angry. they're angry that they continue to be lied about, they make mistakes. we learned about an official that was fired allegedly for altering something. in the agencies, they are these people in these agencies, it's risen to anger. it started with the firing of james comey. >> if i can make a co

however, buried in the article, "the times" found out the ig's report will show that james comey's fbi careless and unprofessional during the fisa process, and according to the same article, the iga the iga identified numerous errorshe and omissions in the fisa warrant application against carter page. even created a chart to track all of the mistakes. some call them mistakes, a but i wonder if they are just some coincidences. the deep state leaks this much, they know something big is about to happen.n. joining us now with more, former acting united states attorney general matt whitaker. i really do appreciate you being here. you start to see this sort of pick up in "the new york times" and "the washington post," cnn. that's not a coincidence, is this? where do you think this is actually coming from? >> it's not a coincidence. what i think is there are those that have been given parts of this report, because they are named as something wrong so it appears t that their lawyers are those on their behalf are going to "the new york times" and sharing what they know in the hope thate they ca

when we hear james comey talk about email chains, and there having been seven of them, people on both clinton and whoever she was corresponding with -- should have known that things were classified. what do you think? >> at the time? >> harris: at the time. >> i think the unexplored territory, and a situation in which nobody within the justice department was keen on surfacing the fact that the handling of classified information also, of course, involved who secretary clinton was communicating with. to the extent that it involves also communications with the president of the united states, that was something no one was really too anxious to surface. again, i don't know what's in those communications. judicial watch, i've been responsible for the production through the freedom of information act of the trove of those documents. what all that means. i suppose we don't have the end of it and i think that's what the senator is referencing. in light of that email that you just put up. >> harris: what is the significance of us knowing it now? >> look, my problem with this all along was that

catherine catherine: ron johnson says fbi text messages between peter strzok and james comey suggesthere are emails between hillary clinton and president obama that went through her unsecured personal server. the letter reads in part i write to request emails between hillary clinton and president obama. i requested the department of justice produce emails hillary clinton sent to president obama while she was located in the territory of a sophisticated adversary. strzok writes, jim, that appears to be an fbi agent. i had the potus-hrc emails. i hesitate to leave them. please let me know a convenient time to drop them off. the president's high security blackberry aloud it to only receive emails and contacts from a preapproved list. presidential communications are highly classified. and while we don't know the nature of their communications, this section from comey's public statement in 2016 continues to stand out. >> seven email chains concerned matters that were classified at the top secret special access program at the time they were sent and received. there is testified to support a

when he becomes president-elect, what is it that james comey goes and says, "this document," the people who actually sign off on the fisa warrant, they are not low-level employees. if this was a low-level employee, there's a reason why director comey and rod rosenstein and others have to sign off and validate to the court that this is a valid, verified report. because it's a one-way court and it gives you the highest police powers we have. if you want to have to step in because we have some breaking news. we are inside of a two-minute warning right now. president of the united states, in the white house, is holding a gathering. it's an ncaa -- it's a collegiate national championship team. we were just talking about college teams. i expressed my love for the kansas city chiefs. not a college team. we know he has just spoken, so we are waiting for the tape to play out now. we do know, along the shore marks, the impeachment came up. we know from the presidents try to feed today last night that that is something that has been a focus. i want to lean on this for just a second, because we wil

elizabeth: that means james comey. affect the impeachment inquiry. the final question, here's a simple question, andrew, the democrats refuse to answer this. why didn't the obama administration just say hey, there's russian meddling, your trump campaign officials may be targeted or involved. we don't know for sure. just give them the heads up. it seems like trump supporters would say obama administration not doing that railroaded the president and his campaign. >> i would tend to agree there's evidence of that. the idea that as fellow americans we should be letting other americans know if they are somehow being compromised by a foreign agent or a foreign government, absolutely, but on the flip side, if there is evidence, if there was adequate predicate to the idea that trump campaign may have been involved in it, okay, now it's criminal. so that's the very delicate line of you might be a victim of something versus you might be involved as an actor here, and i think that's the -- hopefully that's something we will get s

they put in there, the bulk of evidence they present to the pfizer cord, material showing that james comey's fbi knew that still dirty dossier was never verified and it was unverifiable garbage but they used it anyway and according to a brand-new report from sara carter tonight, criminal referrals, she believes, are likely. joining is now with the details, fox news contributor, sara carter. we were told we were going to get this back in may from the attorney general good why so long? >> it's been a long time coming. the main reason is there's been ongoing investigation while horwitz was inducting his report and its believe that evidence he stumbled on lead attorney general william barr basically to appoint john durham, the prosecutor from connecticut, to continue the investigation and expand the investigation and now we know it's a criminal investigation and that durham conducting his own separate investigation canal panel grand jury. he can subpoena witnesses. this is very important and very significant because of the same time that ig michael horowitz, behind the scenes, was conducting his

it's going to be competing with what could be some major revelations about james comey john brennan,nd others. revelations we've been waiting and waiting and waiting. lindsey graham says december 9th, mark it down, circle it on the calendar. >> shannon: the news cycle is 24/7, what is past 24/7? >> it will get more interesting. >> shannon: somewhere in there, the holidays will come. >> we will have a four-hour special. g >> shannon: all night. you'll get sick of us. we will be here all the time. >> we'll be up late with you. >> shannon: thank you. time now for other headlines. leland vittert takes a look at some other headlines that may have got lost in the shuffle. >> some of these things would have been lead stories and any other day. the president headed to austin texas, for the opening of a new apple computer plant. he got a tour from tim cook. remember, he once referred to him as "tim apple." >> strongest in the world. >> tariffs on chinese goods took center stage, including whether the trump administration would grant a waiver for apple products that are still made in china. al

tonight horowitz will likely absolve top-ranking fbi officials for abusing their powers, namely, james comeyandrew mccabe, peter strzok, and lisa page. we'll be taking up that story in greater detail and assessing what the prospects are for those folks who have been named to this point. up next the trump administration issuing a new warning to left-wing activist judges blocking i.c.e. in their courthouses. judicial watch's tom fitton joins us. also john bolton using twitter to take shots at the white house and threaten the white house. i'll be talking about that and much more with white house press secretary stephanie grisham. secretary stephanie grisham. stay with us, we'll be r r r r imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99

just on impeachment it's going to be competing with what could be some major revelations about james comey and others. revelations we've been waiting and waiting and waiting. lindsey graham says, december 9th, knock it -- mark it down, circle it on the calendar. >> shannon: the news cycle is 24/7, what is past 24/7? >> it will get more interesting. >> shannon: somewhere in there, the holidays will come. >> we will have a four-hour special special. >> shannon: all night. you'll get sick of us. we will be here all the time. >> we'll be up late with you. >> shannon: thank you. sarnoff -- timeout for other odd loans headlines.leland vittert takes t some other headlines that may have got lost in the shuffle. >> some of these things would have been lead stories and any other day. the president headed to austin, texas, for the opening of a new apple computer plant. he got a tour from tim cook. remember, he once referred to him as "tim apple." >> strongest in the world. >> tariffs on chinese goods took center stage, including whether the trump administration would grant a waiver for apple products

it's basically an adaptation of james comey's story, and you're playing andrew mccabe. >> yes >> seth you could play any part. actors are chameleons. you could play anything. i will say, this one is right down main street [ laughter ] i mean, give me a break. [ laughter ] i mean, that was - [ applause ] >> it is >> seth: that's like, just call michael and be done with it. as long as he hasn't shaved a hole in the back of his head [ laughter ] >> we're good to go. >> seth: he's our andrew mccabe. >> yeah. >> seth: best of luck of that. >> thank you >> seth: congrats on the show. so lovely to see you thank you so much. >> thank you it's really a pleasure [ cheers and applause >> seth: michael kelly, everybody. second season of "tom clancy's jack ryan" is streaming now on amazon prime video we'll be right back with more "late night. [ cheers and applause ♪ man 1 vo: proof of less joint pain woman 1 oc: this is my body of proof. and clearer skin. man 2 vo: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 2 vo: ...with humira. woman 3 vo: humira targets and blocks a specific source of i

fbi director james comey briefs president-elect trump on the steel dossier. the briefing is linked to cnn. and soon afterwards buzz feed publishes the dossiers. january 20th. on president trump's inauguration today, the headline. january 30th, ten days later the whistle-blower's current lawyer tweets hashtag coup has started, first of many steps, hashtag rebellion, hashtag impeachment will follow immediately. march 22nd. democrats on this committee falsely declare on national tv that they have more than circumstantial evidence that the trump campaign colluded with russia. july 12th. an article of impeachment is filed against president trump and the house of representatives. november 15th, democrats file additional articles of impeachment against president trump. as you see, this was just in president trump's first year in office. he was subjected to a coordinated smear operation designed to falsely portray him as a russian agent. as well as attempts to impeach him. this all occurred before this now infamous call with president zelensky. in 2018, the attacks c

it's them and legibly discussing emails between peter strzok and james comey. we know we have all these emails coming out talking about insurance policy and with the fbi was doing during the 2016 election. the question has been, "what did president obama know about what has fbi was doing?" >> harris: and there was just the, if you will, the flavor of the time, andy. i will ask you this. that there was bias at the fbi. is that the nugget we are still trying to get to? we don't seem to want to do much when we do find those things. [laughs] what is the accountability there? >> andy: the bias has been pretty much established. what has not been established is whether any decision that they made was traceable to the bias. the way horowitz phrase that part of his report is not entirely clear. but it just seems to me, just if i were defending president trump on impeachment, i want everything out there in the nature of abuse of power. if we are going to be talking about abuse of power for the next three or four months, i would want to make the point that these are all t

it is reminiscent of reports we heard a long time ago when the president reportedly wanted james comey, former fbi director, to have a similar news conference back when we were talking about russia and how was that he was upset with jeff sessions not going on the record , our previous attorney general. whether it happened not, keep in mind that the justice department has weighed in on the phone call, and the date of the transcript was released in seember, the justice department made a statement saying that they looked at the transcript of the call between president trump and prident zelensky, and found it was not n campaign f violation and nothing further to investigate. the president sort of did get some kind of weigh-in fromdehe justicrtment. it may not have been in the fashion he wanted. laura: he always wants a public statement of loyalty, the president.et we areng more transcripts released, and one of them from a state department official who apparent said that rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer, was engaged in the ancampaign full of lie incorrect information about the former u

fbi director james comey briefs president-elect trump on the steel dossier. it is leaked to cnn and soon afterwards buzz feed publishes the dossier. january 20th, president trump's inauguration day, "the washington post" runs a story head lined, "the campaign to impeach donald trump has begun." january 30th, ten days later, whistle-blower's current lawyer tweets, #krfrmecouphouse starte. march 22nd, democrats on this committee falsely declare on national tv that they have more than circumstantial evidence that the trump campaign colluded with russia. july 12th, an article of impeachment is filed against president trump and the house of representatives. november 15th, democrats file additional articles of impeachment against president trump. as you see, this was just in president trump's first year in office. he was subject to a coordinated spear operation designed to falsely portray him as a russian agent and attempts to impeach him. this all occurred before his now infamous call with president zelenskyy. in 2018, the attacks continued. often from executive b

director james comey briefs president elect trump on the still dossier the briefing is leaked to c.n.n. and soon afterwards buzz feed publishes the dossier january 20th on president trump's inauguration day the washington post runs a story headlined quote the campaign to impeach donald trump has begun january 30th 10 days later but was so low as current lawyer tweets hash tag who has started 1st of many steps hash tag rebellion hash tag impeachment will follow immediately march 22nd democrats on this committee also declare on national t.v. that they have more than circumstantial evidence that the truck campaign colluded with russia july 12th an article of impeachment is filed against president trump in the house of representatives november 15th democrats file additional articles of impeachment against president trump as you see this was just in president trump's 1st year in office he was subject subjected to a coordinated smear operation designed to falsely portray him as a russian agent as well as attempts to impeach him this all occurred before his now infamous call with president li

. >> after james comey >> you believe the fbi and the cia. >> john brennan. don't trust any of these guys in the obama administration >> okay. >> i don't trust any of them >> you don't trust them now. do you trust them now? >> no, i didn't trust them back then >> seth: so there you go he says he doesn't trust the fbi or cia, which brings us to a segment we call, "hey. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: hey republicans now that they're reporting trump's crimes, you suddenly question the fbi and cia. would have been nice to hear some of that skepticism during the war on terror when the government was going through everyone's phone calls like paparazzi digging through justin bieber's trash. [ laughter ] "damn it, it's just cologne and stupid hats. [ laughter ] when trump is gone and republicans go back to liking the cia, they're going to have to backpedal like crazy. "oh, wait, oh, you were talking about the central intelligence agency i thought we were talking about the culinary institute of america. [ laughter and applause hate those guys. i don't trust any chef

director james comey give his testimony and there are 20000000 people who watched brett kavanaugh congressional testimony when he was being confirmed as a supreme court nominee and accused of an attempted sexual assault it would seem that the u.s. public is just becoming less and less interested in these ongoing anti trump congressional hearings and testimonies however the impeachment hearings will continue to proceed on capitol hill with more witnesses being called against the current president. 5 people have reportedly been killed during a protest in bolivia going to supporters of the ousted president evo morales security forces opened fire on the demonstration. thousands of mostly indigenous people took to the streets in the region is the political process so rough that off to go back to where the action of these people have been killed in clashes to control. the president who's in my. xico said he wants to return to his homeland as soon as possible and pacify the nation he was forced to step down on monday after weeks of violence triggered by claims that last month's election was rigged vio

what are the odds james comey that roomw who was in questioning hillary clinton? of then i asked the question peter strzok under oath, and eter strzok gave me an honest answer. he said, i was. well, we've seen him in most going on. that was in fact, he was on robert investigative team as well until the text between himself and lisa paige came out he had e was no choice to be removed from the mueller team. peter strzok showed up these kind of things were going on and i believe he was the one that put that am together questioned hillary clinton that brought about a result that they wanted and not necessarily an one.tive so i would ask each one of them, i want to see -- this is a attorney general, loretta lynch, and james comey and peter and others, i want to see the videotape of the interview took lary clinton that place the second of july, 2016. videotape.e is no then, i want to hear the audiotape. there is no audiotape. i want to read the transcript. there are no transcript. sorry.e not we know that, madam speaker. there is no videotape of the highest level interv

director james comey give his testimony now there are 20000000 people who watched brett kavanaugh as congressional testimony when he was being confirmed as a supreme court nominee and accused of an attempted sexual assault it would seem that the u.s. public is just becoming less and less interested in these ongoing anti trump congressional hearings and testimonies however the impeachment hearings will continue to proceed on capitol hill with more witnesses being called against the current president. 5 people have reportedly been killed during a protest in bolivia that's according to supporters of the ousted president people more as security forces opened fire on the demonstration. thousands of mostly business people for the streets in the culture of the region that says the political crisis erupted after helped election at least 10 other people have been killed in clashes across the country. the ousted president evo morales who's in mexico said he wants to return to his homeland as soon as possible and unite the nation he was forced to step down on monday after weeks of violence trig

staying with that story, and tv viewing figures haven't been as high for other hearings such as james comeygaged the country is in these proceedings, i spoke to colby itkowitz, a political reporter from the washington post. this is a very long process, the american people went through the rush investigation for a number of yea rs rush investigation for a number of years and now we are going through the ukraine investigation. there will be numerous hearings and there will be numerous hearings and there will be numerous hearings and there will be a trial in the senate and the difference between those exa m ples the difference between those examples that you cited it will be hearing today and what was someone's day is that the american people know that they are it for the long haul. it will be one special event, also what seems to strike me is over the past few hours, the narratives are so divided with people yet again coming ona so divided with people yet again coming on a partisan side and no nuance whatsoever and i am wondering what if it is like that in the country? it has been that way fo

director james comey has been awarded his own brand new mini series based on his book about his firingas f.b.i. director by donald trump in the midst of roger gate starring jeff daniels no not talking about that now this news is far more embarrassing and in any normal functioning society would produce massive reforms and firings it appears that our good friends at the f.b.i. were found to be in appropriately using and abusing the data collected under the tories section 7 o 2 the foreign intelligence surveillance act ars technica reports that the united states foreign intelligence surveillance court actually ruled back in october of 2018 that the f.b.i. misused surveillance data to look into american residence including other f.b.i. employees and other family members making large scale queries that did not distinguish between u.s. persons and foreign intelligence targets and that the f.b.i. his actions were a major violation of the 4th amendment to our constitution that protects the decisions from on reasonable search and seizure these revelations even caught the eye of n.s.a. whistlebl

director james comey has been awarded his own brand new mini series based on his book about his firing as f.b.i. director by donald trump in the midst of russia gate starring jeff daniels no not talking about that now this news is far more embarrassing and in any normal functioning society would produce massive reforms and firings it appears that our good friends at the f.b.i. were found to be in appropriately using and abusing the data collected under the tories section 7 o 2 the foreign intelligence surveillance act ars technica reports that the united states foreign intelligence surveillance court actually ruled back in.

chief james comey. >> rosenstein was actually openly talking about whether there was a majority of the cabinet who would vote to remove the president? >> that's correct, counting votes or possible votes. >> reporter: in an interview to air on cbs sunday morning, norah o'donnell asked former u.n. ambassador nikki haley about efforts to oust the president from office. >> were you ever part of any discussion invoking the 25th amendment against the president? >> the 25th amendment never came up in any discussion i had. >> reporter: even though this book doesn't come out until later this month, it's already near the top of the bestseller list. white house press secretary stephanie grisham came out with a sarcastic statement on the book's author, saying, "it takes a lot of conviction and bravery to write a whole book anonymously." norah? >> o'donnell: paula, thank you. all right. it is time to bundle up fast. an icy blast of arctic air is invading a big part of the country tonight. it's already dusted the campus of michigan tech in snow. beautiful. more than 70% of americans will face freezi

director james comey has been awarded his own brand new mini series based on his book about his firing as f.b.i. director by donald trump in the midst of roger gate starring jeff daniels no not talking about that now this news is far more embarrassing and in any normal functioning society would produce massive reforms and firings it appears that our good friends at the f.b.i. were found to be in appropriately using and abusing the data collected under the tories section 7 o 2 the foreign intelligence surveillance act ars technica reports that the united states foreign intelligence surveillance court actually ruled back in october of 2018 that the f.b.i. misused surveillance data to look into american residence including other f.b.i. employees and other family members making large scale queries that did not distinguish between u.s. persons and foreign intelligence targets and that the f.b.i. his actions were a major violation of the 4th amendment to our constitution that protects the decisions from on reasonable search and seizure these revelations even caught the eye of n.s.a. whistleb

director james comey give his testimony and there are 20000000 people who watched brett kavanaugh as congressional testimony when he was being confirmed as a supreme court nominee and accused of an attempted sexual assault it would seem that the u.s. public is just becoming less and less interested in these ongoing anti trump congressional hearings and testimonies however the impeachment hearings will continue to proceed on capitol hill with more witnesses being called against the current president. hundreds of people have turned out in gaza for the funeral of 8 people from the same family who were killed in an israeli airstrike 5 children were among those victims their attack targeted an apartment building in the early hours of thursday burying residents under the rubble i'm israeli military spokesman confirmed the strike noting that the head of the family was a senior islamic jihad. reporter live member of the so-called p u a the palestinian islamic jihad group local media say 34 palestinians have been killed in. various strikes just over the past 2 days claiming all other of the m

catherine catherine: ron johnson says fbi text messages between peter strzok and james comey suggestre are emails between hillary clinton and president obama that went through her unsecured personal server. the letter reads in part i write to request emails between hillary clinton and president obama. i requested the department of justice produce emails hillary clinton sent to president obama while she was located in the territory of a sophisticated adversary. strzok writes, jim, that appears to be an fbi agent. i had the potus-hrc emails. i hesitate to leave them. please let me know a convenient time to drop them off. the president's high security blackberry aloud it to only receive emails and contacts from a preapproved list. presidential communications are highly classified. and while we don't know the nature of their communications, this section from comey's public statement in 2016 continues to stand out. >> seven email chains concerned matters that were classified at the top secret special access program at the time they were sent and received. there is testified to support a c

tonight horowitz will likely absolve top-ranking fbi officials for abusing their powers, namely, james comeyandrew mccabe, peter strzok, and lisa page. we'll be taking up that story in greater detail and assessing what the prospects are for those folks who have been named to this point. up next the trump administration issuing a new warning to left-wing activist judges blocking i.c.e. in their courthouses. judicial watch's tom fitton joins us. also john bolton using twitter to take shots at the white house and threaten the white house. i'll be talking about that and much more with white house press secretary stephanie grisham. stay with us, we'll be r r r r as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ here, it all starts withello! hi!... how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! wifi up there? uhh. sure, why not? how'd he get

it's the russian interference, whether it is the trump presidency as she sees now, whether it's james comeyervention, which i think both her and bill clinton took incredibly seriously, and that has remained the intention still. so call it broadly unfinished business, but there is a woman that feels like she has a lot more to offer, is still choosing the right vehicle and the right direction and what she can do with that. thank you for coming on, and we greatly appreciated. the big news story is the flooding in northern england and the prime minister and loads of ministers attending the meeting of the government's emergency committee known as cobra. and afterwards, there was a quick clip with borisjohnson as prime minister. i think emergency services, local authorities, environment agency have been working flat out to deliver an adequate response. i know there will be people who feel that isn't good enough. i know there are people who are worrying about the damage to their homes, who will be worried about their insurance situation, worried about the losses that they face. all i want to say t

blocking their release adding communications between former fbi special agent peter stzrok and james comey'sf hint at messages relating to clinton's private email server. the emails released in march when clinton was secretary of state show that she discussed creating a 100% off the record back channel to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. senate democrats blocking a defense spending bill with funds for donald trump's border wall. the bill which failed in a 51-41 vote was previously blocked in september. lawmakers after 21 days past will appropriation bills and avoid a government shutdown, so far they only past four. opposition to democrats impeachment coming from both sides of the aisle after two democrats break rank and vote against the move. >> in march of this year nancy pelosi said impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there is something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan i don't think we should go down that path. the country just witnessed the only bipartisan vote on the floor was against. heather: bipartisan vote against. does this help or hurt the l

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tonight horowitz will likely absolve top-ranking fbi officials for abusing their powers, namely, james comeyandrew mccabe, peter strzok, and lisa page. we'll be taking up that story in greater detail and assessing what the prospects are for those folks who have been named to this point. up next the trump administration issuing a new warning to left-wing activist judges blocking i.c.e. in their courthouses. judicial watch's tom fitton joins us. also john bolton using twitter to take shots at the white house and threaten the white house. i'll be talking about that and much more with white house press secretary stephanie grisham. secretary stephanie grisham. stay with us, we'll be r r r r ♪ go to vettix.org. lou: on wall street stocks closing higher. the s amed p up 7. volume on the big board 2.3 billion shares. markets finishing lower overall. crude oil flat. trading at $58 a barrel. gold down a quarter percent. silver gaining a quarter percent as well. listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. former national security advice year john bolton is back on

tonight horowitz will likely absolve top-ranking fbi officials for abusing their powers, namely, james comeyandrew mccabe, peter strzok, and lisa page. we'll be taking up that story in greater detail and assessing what the prospects are for those folks who have been named to this point. up next the trump administration issuing a new warning to left-wing activist judges blocking i.c.e. in their courthouses. judicial watch's tom fitton joins us. also john bolton using twitter to take shots at the white house and threaten the white house. i'll be talking about that and much more with white house press secretary stephanie grisham. stay with us, we'll be r r r r peyton, what are we doing here? welcome to peytonville. nationwide helps protect everything you see in here, brad. every family, every business. even mrs. hoffman's dream of retiring to become a yoga instructor. oh, they have backstories. here, i got more to show you. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. when yo