did department of justice or fbi have evidence that james wolf leaked the carter pai page fisa applicationis lou trying to cover-up, did she help cover-up the wolf case? remember, two months in prison. >> president trump reportedly looking at removing one of men responsible for starts the dems failed impeachment sham, president and his adviser to be discussing removal of intelligence community inspector general, michael atkinson, who is responsible for transmitting so-called whistleblower complain to congress. our next guest, one of president's staunchest defenders in congress, and also called for removal of all obama hol hold ovechkioffers, great to have yoh us. gra great tgreat to be on with , thank you so much for everything you have done. lou: i appreciate it, and countryos yo owes you greatly. let me start with the national security adviser, has started trimming down the council from more than 200 employees. >> so, let me say too, i just heard, i normally you break the news. but, talking about lu who was nam nated and has been nominated and will talk with senate, i am hearing now that

but james wolfe was never charged with leaking those classified documents. most of the charges were dropped against him in what could be called nothing other than a sweetheart deal. wolf as you allowed to plead guilty to one count of lying to investigators for which he served two months in prison. it is that moment we can see evidence of the department of justice covering up a backgrounds scheme to remove the president. had the prosecution of wolf gone on, it's likely text messages between mike western and christopher steele's attorney might have been highly scrutinize. we'll never know. further questions would have been asked about warner's links to steele. but it wasn't in the left-wing media's best interest to look into wolf's case. they were too busy making claims like this. >> the dossier has been corroborated. >> the dossier is far from bogus. >> increasingly it's the accurate dossier. >> the steele dossier just rings true to me. >> christopher steele the ex-mi6 guy is getting more credibility than it did. lou: how has it been allowed to go on for so lo

recommendation confirmed that that document included the first two fisa warrants for carter page but james wolf was never charged with leaking those classified documents, most of the charges were dropped against him and what could be called nothing than a sweetheart deal orchestrated by former us attorney jesse lou. wolf was allowed to plead guilty to one count of lying to investigators for which he served two month, two months in prison. it is that moment in which we can now see evidence of the department of justice covering of the background scheme to remove the president. had the prosecution of wolf gone on it is likely text messages between senate intel committee vice-chairman mark warner and christopher steele's attorney adam waldman might have been highly scrutinized. we will never know. further questions would have been asked about warner's links to steal and the credibility of steel's work but it wasn't in the left-wing national media's best interest look into case, they were busy making claims like these about the steel dossier. >> the dossier has been corroborated by the intelligence

james wolf was never charged with leaking those classified documents, most of the charges were dropped against him in what could be called nothing other than a sweetheart deal orchestrated by former us attorney jesse lou. wolf was allowed to plead guilty to one count, one count of lying to investigators for which he served two months, two months in prison. it is at moment in which we see the department of justice covering up a background scheme to remove the president. had this gone on, senate intel committee vice-chairman mike warner and adam mauled one might have been highly scrutinized. we will never know. further questions would have been asked about warner's links to stealing the credibility of steel's work. it wasn't in the left wing national media's best interest to look into case. they were busy making claims like these about the steel dossier. >> the dossier has been corroborated by the community. >> the dossier is far from bogus. >> increasingly it is the accurate dossier. >> nothing in the dossier has been disproved. >> the steel dossier just rings true to me. >> christopher

he worked for the middle east quartet and former world bank president james wolf on programs on behalfwhat all parties hoped would be middle east peace. his called to service as ambassador to ukraine in the bush administration, in 2006 and therefore three years. then he most recently in his career, served as executive vice president in the institute of peace were built and i worked together. and he was asked to serve yet again is acting ambassador in ukraine. the point of asking him to come here today is to reflect on this marvelous career of public service exemplary leadership throughout and to provide for all of us gathered here today an example of what constitutes good leadership and a role model for public service. without further ado, please join me in welcoming ambassador bill taylor. [applause] >> now you can hear me. thank you very much. that's a very kind introduction. ... in terms of being known, we all get our 15 minutes of fame and i'm on about minute 14, i will be glad when the 15 are done but it's an opportunity for me to get a couple of messages out that if i did not hav

it is a tavern sign which shows general james wolf, a british general who ended up fighting the french, beating the french, capturing the back -- love back --lebeck in a pivotal victory in the war. was run by israel putnam, who went on to become a revolutionary war general. the interesting thing is in the 1760's when putnam is running , britain and its american colonies have never been closer. they have just come through this war with france, which they have , when he wasam looking for someone to put on his tavern, decided to use one of the great british american heroes of that war. arnoldng the 1760's, made his way as a merchant. he started out as a shopkeeper, but was a more adventurous spirit, because then he became a sea captain and a traitor. he traveled extensively from what historians call the british atlantic world. so he is flying back and forth across the atlantic, often in fairly small vessels, and he goes to london. he went todiscovered amsterdam, where i live now. and he also traveled to canada, sometimes by ship and sometimes overland, and he used to bring back herds of w

it is a tavern sign which shows general james wolf, a british general who ended up fighting the french, beating the french, capturing quebeck, which was seen as a big, pivotal victory in the war. interestingly enough, this tavern was run by a chap named israel putnam, who went on to become a revolutionary war general. but the interesting thing is in the 1760's when putnam is running this tavern, britain and its american colonies had never been closer. they had just come through this war with france, which they have won. and putnam, when he was looking for someone to put on his tavern, decided to use one of the great british american heroes of that war. so, during the 1760's, arnold made his way as a merchant. he started out as a shopkeeper, but he was obviously a rather more adventurous spirit, because then he became a sea captain and a trader. he traveled extensively from through what historians call the british atlantic world. so he is flying back and forth across the atlantic, often in fairly small vessels, and he goes to london. recently i was interested to discover that he also we

he mentioned james carville, robert wolf says, "this is not '08 or '16 with a two-person race. bill clinton lost iowa, new hampshire, and told of the first 15 contests." >> harris: you can't look at that top three coming out of here is the only history. you are having one of them. wow. we will move on. stay with fox news channel for the latest on the 2020 race. tomorrow my team and i will be on the ground and new hampshire for special coverage of the pivotal democratic primary. i will be talking with voters in the granite state. we started those conversations, then they will sit with me and we will also have analysis from our team of experts who are traveling. be sure to catch that right here on "outnumbered," because i will talk with you guys. and then "outnumbered overtime." meanwhile, the democrats are not the only ones storming new hampshire. oh, no! there's another storm brewing. president trump is his name, and he's headed for a big rally out of the primaries. how the president's message could shake up the democratic primary race. ♪ any comments doug? yeah. only pay for w

. >> the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, spoke with our wolf blitzered and the high turnover. take a quick listen to what he said. >> another dimension i worry about is fr the intell kmoons j at large. investor grunel will be the first acting deui since i level. and the turbulence, turnlomoil s creates in running a global enterprise, to me is -- >> i want to know what kind of impact high turnover can have on the intelligence community and even the security of the united states? first of all, there's the parallel to the career prosecutors. had to resign over the p president's intervention in the roger stone matter. regulators described similar process. if t goes back to the idea this is an expngds is annardical of your wind. and all of these departments and agencies are used to operating with a certain level of independent. and the ability to make independent judgments about following the law as they see it, are operating under president who completely rejects that concept. and you are getting the friction and tension of those traditional mishes of the agency bei

president james buchanan remarked that members of the democratic party have often cried wolf that it is difficult to make people believe it. three years later, a republican congressman from indiana alluded to how our southern friends dissolved the union 40 or 50 times. joan: but we do have landmark speeches by president lincoln and william henry stewart, both delivered in 1858, that seem to support the idea of divergent societies struggling within one constitutional framework and proceeding towards some kind of inevitable conflict. this is a slide, causes of the civil war, these men are not the causes of the civil war, but they represent different strands and steward and lincoln on under -- on the left. i will say, those of you who know professor gallagher know that he does not believe in powerpoint presentations, so i am responsible for making sure this goes smoothly. gary: totally responsible. 100%. joan: 110%. gary: i never say 110%. joan: lincoln's house divided speech to the republican state convention in springfield, illinois as quoted endlessly. sectional occupation will not c

and even james clyburn who endorsed joe biden yesterday and another emotional event said to wolf blitzererday in kind of a candid typical clyburn way, he can't just win by one point because that is not going to propel him forward. he needs to win big. and joe biden and his campaign know that. >> and then, frank, you contrast that to mayor michael bloomberg who was also asked about gun violence on the stage. this was his first town hall, i believe. so all eyes were on bloomberg to see how he responded. you know, you just see the contrast. i'm not saying which one is better, but he went right to his action plan. so watch this moment with michael bloomberg. >> i want you to met melvin graham, jr. he's the brother of cynthia graham heard. she was a beloved librarian here for 31 years. she was killed in the church along with others. melvin, i'm so sorry for your loss. welcome. i'm glad you're here. what is your question? >> good evening. my question is what can you do to bring common sense gun control in law and close all the loopholes with and without congress? >> well, we've greated an orga

james clyburn. it is at 9:00 a.m. sunday and also at noon. so our coverage will continue right here on cnn. happy valentine's day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> wolfssignment. i'm brianna keeler in the "situation room," and tonight, there are new questions about the political motives inside of the justice department with the revelation that attorney general william barr ordered a rare review of the case against michael flynn. he is the former national security adviser who pleaded guilty of lying to the fbi, and the second trump loyalist to see the trump intervention in a case that is closely watched by the president. >>> also, tonight, the justice officials say they dropped the criminal investigation of the fbi director

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director of security, james wolff was entrusted with access to classified secret and top secret , including the u.s. intelligence committee that they provided to the senate intel committee. wolfe was alleged to have lied to f.b.i. investigators about repeated contacts with three reporters, including through his use of encrypted messaging applications. he's further alleged to have made false statements to the f.b.i. about providing two reporters with nonpublic information related to the matters occurring before the senate intelligence committee. he was sentenced to two months in prison, four months supervised release for lying the to the f.b.i. he's got a complete -- he's got to complete 20 hours of community service, 20 hours a month during his release for those four months. and pay a $7,500 fine. you compare what he did with what roger stone did, roger stone wasn't dealing with any classified information, secret or top secret. he used some bad judgment but jessie lu, attorney, these four that have now quit, thank god they quit, we need to get some people in there where, when it comes to prosecuting, it doesn't matter what the defendant's political persuasion is. you seek just