this is james yates who was given 12 yea rs this is james yates who was given 12 years for supplyinge gun which killed rhys jones in years for supplying the gun which killed rhstones in 2007. he was released on licence so few years ago. then he was subsequently rea rrested ago. then he was subsequently rearrested for drugs offences. they were dropped but it also breached bail. now there has been a decision by the parole office to let him out. understandably the father of rhys jones is furious. he says he was the worst of the lot because he gave them the garden. i think we'll get a lot of the stories because people are always going to come up for pa role are always going to come up for parole and it's always going to be controversial given what's happened withjohn controversial given what's happened with john warboys. moving on, and looking at the express in a moment. one story that doesn't seem to have made the front pages is the fact you've actually been taken over. how's that gone down? is quite an exciting time, i'd recommend being pa rt exciting time, i'd recommend being part of

joe biden, james comey, salary yates and president of the united states and her, saying they did everythingby the book. she went on in the letter. what do you think is going on there? do you have any questions yourself? >> i have a lot of questions. frankly i don't know what is going on. that email raises a lot of questions. i can assure you five minutes before you walk out of the door of the white oust on january 20th, 2017, you write email doing something by the book,ç it is pretty clear u didn't operate by the book. it raises a lot of serious questions. there have been two storylines when it comes to the russia probe. fbi investigation and now special counsel probe has found no evidence of collusion but a eparate story the mainstream media really isn't covering it, talks about what the fbi, doj, we saw with the text messages last week and email that you guys are talking about right now, maybe the white house was involved in prompting this investigation and you know, there are real questions that senator grassley and senator graham have raised. i think they demand answers. steve: we don'

you thin atividuals who no longer doj or fbi from sally yates james yocomey, and now, of cour, andy mccabe retiring this week or being forced out he has an enemy's list, and he, one by one, is removingom them this investigation. we must do all we can in congress to protect bobmueller. there's legislation from republicans and democrats to do that. and if this is not an alarm for us to do that when we get back, i don't know wh >> do you think he would fire rosenstein? it looks like he's set the circumstances to fire senstein. people may ask why does it matter if he fires deputy attorney general rosenstein? because he set the parameters of mueller's investigation. he approved the -- he's technically the person who would have to fire bob >> so let's just say hypothetically, rosenstein is fired, what would you do? you also sit on the house judiciary committee, which would take up impeachment for these proceedings if it re to happen? >> i and with the supp of others, would move tohe house judiciary committy to take up impeacent proceedings. i believe that would be clear obstruction justice and t

you have james comey, didn't look like he lied but was he overruled by somebody? sally yatesdeputy attorney general thought he might have broken the logan act and was susceptible to blackmail. did she push that? we don't know. james comey says he didn't do anything wrong and he wound up pleading guilty. >> the president said go easy with the general, he's a good guy and comey and said he is a good guy. >> 6:10 in new york city and in washington same time, daca deal, the senate gripped by historically great on immigration, the president wants to get a deal done, he twoed moment ago negotiations have begun, republicans want to make a deal and democrats want to make a deal, wouldn't it be great if we could finally after so many years solve the daca problem, another opportunity, march 5th is the deadline. >> both sides expect to be back at it but can anything come of it? >> he is not here, he is in washington. >> reporter: chuck schumer understands they are negotiating, some deal on daca. >> it is not the place to reform the entire immigration system but a narrow bill. >> the pre

when you start looking at the one paragraph that lists sally yates, james comey you start realizing onee names is not like the other. only one is still employed. even though there's to do about the memo, it's about that one paragraph. >> it's an indictment. did you notice they weren't redacted? he didn't want the names redacted, jonathan? he wanted the names in there. >> he did. there were people who obviously wanted the names redacted obviously. but with regards to rosenstein, i would be surprised at least in the short term if he didn't make that move. i suspect if he did, his entire legal team would quit. >> ruth, could he be aiming at a more sophisticated target if he can blemish the credibility of rosenstein, mueller, the fbi, the justice department, then his people that 30 plus percent of the country will say i don't believe any of this. >> i think that's exactly the goal. i think i leave it to jonathan to tell us whether or not rod rosenstein can sleep soundly tonight or tomorrow night. i don't thinking if anybody gets massacred it's going to be on a saturday. >> that's right. tha

trump himself, he fired preet bharara, sally yates, james comey. he tried to fire mr.his is someone who tends to see issues as being about him personally rather than about the law of the land. and that is the fundamental question, is the president above the law or is the law above the president. >> do you see congress doing -- upholding its role of being the checks and balances on the president's power effectively? >> let me put it this way. i think when historians look back at this 50 years from now like we're looking back at watergate now, historians are going to wonder about checks and balances precisely. they're going to wonder why for so many people this is a partisan issue rather than an issue of the rule of congress and looking after the basic interests of the u.s. >> let me ask you about another thing the president wanted to do this week. he talked about a military parade, and this is what lindsey graham said about this idea. >> i don't mind having a parade honoring the service and sacrifice of our military members. i'm not looking for a soviet style hardware d

those folks are listed in the memo, james comey, sally yates, andy mccabe and none of those people are there any more. rosenstein is there. the president himself when asked basically said, you figure it out whether or not he would -- he still has confidence in rosenstein or thought about firing him. if you just look at the president's record, you would, you know, might conclude that it's a reasonable expectation that he might move to remove rosenste rosenstein. >> that's the difficulty of trying to understand this white house. trump seems to be the only one say this vindicates him. when it comes to firing rod rosenstein, the people who are in the room with trump talking to him about this told me there's a 0.0% chance he's firing him over the memo. future firings may raised to .1%. he understands the consequences of what ship is talking about. and that he's not going to fire rosenstein. you just can't tell exactly where he's coming from on this stuff and when he leaves open a questions about whether his confidence in rod rosenstein it raises these questions. what the white house says ab

he said this illegal misconduct and abuse of fisa by james comey, sally yates and rod rosenstein. is not just criminal but constitute treason. i'm be sending a let tore the attorney general seeking prosecution against these traders of our nation. will you sign that letter? >> no. why? >> is it a problem? yes. the d.o.j. has a report coming out. we'll look at that. that goes a little far. >> thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> let's get to martha raddatz, dave abrams and i want to begin with matt. you're the man of the moment. three years under president bush you over saw the fisa application process. your reaction to the memo? >> just on the four corners of the memo it's politically motivated. it's am chu -- amaturish. it's short and leads to more questions than answers. the central claim in the memo we now know that's not true. that's my experience overseeing the lawyers in the justice department. >> you heard congressman hurd saying the information is unverified. walk us through what it would take too get a judge to approve this kind of warrant. >> that's an important point.

james comey, andrew mccabe, sally yates, dana boente, rod rosenstein are all complies sit in this because they all approved surveillance on page. now this part is shocking. the fbi then used a yahoo news report that was written by michael his cough about a carter page trip to russia as evidence to corroborate information in the phony dossier. the source for the information and the yahoo news report was none other than christopher steele, the same author of the dossier that they were using. so the fbi used steele's leaked to ya other to corroborate the dossier created by the same person, steele. this is what we call circular reporting, because the fbi was pretending that they had two sources, when in facts it was the same source, and they were presenting that go to the judge. now the memo was also exposing how christopher steele the former british spy that according to reports was known to pay russian sources, had previously worked closely with the fbi, was suspended and then terminated as an fbi source for leaking to the press about his relationship with the bureau. we also know, independ

james comey, andrew mccabe, sally yates, dana, rod rosenstein, they are all complicit in this becausey, at different points, they all approved surveillance on page. now, this part is shocking. the fbi then used a yahoo news report that was written by michael from september 23rd, 2016 about a carter page trip to russia as evidence to corroborate information in the phony russian paid for dossier. here's the thing. and this is critically important. the source for the information and the yahoo news report was none other than christopher steele, the same author of the dossier that they were using. so, the fbi used steele's leak to yahoo to corroborate the dossier created by the same person steele. this is what we call circular reporting because the fbi was pretending that they had two sources when, in fact, it was the same source. and they were presenting that to the judge. now, the memo was also exposing how christopher steele, the former british spy, that according to reports was known to pay russian sources, had previously worked closely with the fbi was suspended and then terminated as

some of those names mentioned were of course, sally yates, james comey, who have both left, also mentioned andrew mccabe, deputy fbi director who announced this week he would be stepping aside early. another name it mentioned was dana boente. he of course had left his position as the eastern district of virginia u.s. attorney, but just came on to be the deputy -- just came on to be back at the fbi this past week. so it could be that they already had him in the crosshairs and didn't like that he was coming back to this leadership position. so there are a number of people who could be implicated in this, but it's all based on what we know is very skinny memo. i think that chuck todd hit this earlier, this is part of the win at all costs practice, that it's okay for them to be kind of ruffling the feathers within these organizations that they think they will be able to change the culture and take out the people they see as against them. >> the other question is that this is now unchallenged, because the democratic memo, the counter memo, is not going to be released for awhile. do you know any

you've got people from james comey to the attorney from the southern district, acting attorney general sally yates, fbi deputy director james mccabe , hugh chen, mary mccord, bruce ohr, james baker, peter strzok reassigned all these people have been reassigned or fired, so obviously, someone, go ahead, newt. >> well let me just point out. to show you how sick the elite media is, they report all that as though it's something bad about trump. maria: right. >> and they say look at all of the people who have left. yeah they've all left because they are all engaged in what was probably criminal behavior and the truth is that the attorney general is not recused on any of this and the attorney general should interview and appoint a special counsel for all those people including the director of the fbi, including the former attorney general. i mean we have a very serious problem of corruption at the very top of our judicial system and our fbi system in a way which i think is pretty frightening. maria: but what are the consequences, newt? that's what i keep hearing from our audience. where is this going an

through the same law firm, which of course is a huge problem, and we also know that james comey, andrew mccabe, sally yates, and rod rosenstein all approved surveilling in this particular case. the fbibi also used the yahoo ns article written by michael isikoff about the carter trip to russia. they were using it as separate and independent source to corroborate the phony dossier before thehe fisa judge, except the source for the yahoo story was christopher steele. so they never corroborated the information becauseus steele was the source of the dossier and the fake new story by michael isikoff. we also know that no one ever verified what was in the dossier. of course the memo shows that steele was suspended and terminated as an fbi source for leaking to the press, demoted doj official bruce ohr had a close relationship with him. remember, ohre had an office for doors down from the deputy attorney general, rodt rosenstein, who would later appoint robert mueller. ohr's wife, nellie, want to talk about coincidences in life? his wife was employed by fusion gps specifically working on the anti-trump opposition

and yet people like james comey, andrew mccabe, sally yates, rod rosenstein, we cannot cannot forgetisa page and her boyfriend, and dana boente. we also know that mccabe testified without the dossier, the fisa warrant never would have been approved. and speaking of the application. remember, and the grassley-graham memo, the bulk of that fisa warrant application relied on the garbage this dossiere, had a net, that fusion gps and the fbi never i verified. that is even more troubling, because james comey said it was salacious and unverified. and he also briefed president-elect trump about the fake news dossier, and that was in january 2017, and he said tha same thing to donald trump. he said it was unverified and salacious. once earlier in october, comey had no problem using it to get the fisa warrant to surveille carter page. on to the next point, was president obama briefed on any information contained in the dossier prior to january 5th, 2017? now we know about january 5th in that meeting because the former national security advisor, susan rice is the one that sent her email to hers

officials identified in the memo assigning one or more of those fisa applications include sally yates, dana boente. james comey, departed andrew mccabe and the current deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. targeting carter page by not revealing who was paying. keeping them honest, as cnn has been reporting, carter page was by 2016 no stranger to u.s. counterintelligence. something that was under scored in the situation room. >> a lot known by carter page. carter page had come to the attention of the fbi years before he joined the trump campaign in connection with the russia intelligence net work in york. >> on top of that, fisa warrants had to be renewed and a case made for renewing them every 90 days. the court renewed this 13 times. even if you believe everything alleged by the memo all of it, he was not even the spark for the russia investigation. how do we know that? it is in the memo. the memo itself says the fbi launched a counterintelligence investigation on george poppa doplis. months before asking for a warrant on carter page. if the memo was designed to discredit the russia investigation, tha

james comey, fired. sally yates, fired. da dana boente, asked to accept down. andy mccabe, asked to step down. and rod rosenstein. can you tell me about the names of list that was acted upon. he's fired everybody who is investigating a man on his campaign, who was known to counterintelligence officials, a known russian agent. >> it's hair-raising to hear you tick off the names and think about where those people are. that's why we must protect him. also, nicolle, the d.o.j. and the fbi have to do something they're not comfortable doing. that's speaking up. they like to keep their heads down and do the work and stay out of politics. now is not a time to do that. i was so glad to see that christopher wray spoke up to talk about how destructive this would be. others need to do the same. we're going to need bipartisan leadership in congress or we're risking these individuals to protect the president. >> what will democrats do? do you have a plan for the moment you see it flash across your phone that trump has fired rod rosenstein? what will you do? >> i believe that

he said the actions of james comey, andrew mccabe, sally yates, and rod rosenstein constitutes treason statement he said, i will be leading a letter to the attorney general seeking criminal prosecution against these traitors to our nation. we have the republican memo in its entirety posted on our website, abc7news.com. >>> after what's believed to be the largest local sweep of workplaces by immigration and customs enforcement agents since the president took office, many are now wondering what could come next. for immigration advocates the seven for clarity and understanding continues on. >> we are just being vigilant. this is an immigrant community. so it hits home. >> reporter: federal immigration agents visited 77 businesses across northern california this week demanding proof that their employees are legally allowed to work in the united states. rosa deleon volunteers with a comment defense project which seeks to protect immigrant families from separation. they have been responding to a number of calls from those who are concerned about their employers being targeted, including at l

james comey, andrew mccade, sally yates, rod rosenstein, they are all complicit in this because theyt different points all approved the surveillance. they used this yahoo news article written by michael isikoff to corroborate the former domain phony dossier. the source for the story for isikoff was christopher stele. the fbi never corroborated the information from two different sources and they presented it to the judge like it was two sources corroborating the same thing. that was never the case. as it relates to steele, he was also suspended and terminated as an fbi source for leaking to the media.us the memo also exposes the bruce ohr maintained a close relationship with steele. we know that bruce ohr had an office four doors down from jim comey! we know that his wife was working forr fusion gps. specifically hired to build that trump dossier.t she was kind of paid by the clintons when you look at it logically. as "the daily caller" points out, sure does look like fusion gps was trying to buy influence in the obama state department. bruce ohr revealed that during september 2016, s

james comb ji, sally yates, fired, andy mccabe, asked to step down and rod rosenstein is the last man. could you tell me how concerned you are about the enemy list that is being put together and not just added by the president but acted upon. he has fired everybody who was investigating a man who on his campaign was a known -- known to counter intelligence officials, a known russian agent. >> it is hair raising to think about where those people are. and we must protect them. and also the d.o.j. and the fbi have to do something they are not comfortable doing. and that is speaking up. they like to keep their heads down an do their work and stay out of politics. and now is not a time to do that. i was so glad to see that christopher wray spoke up to talk about how destructive this would be and others would have to stand up and do the same and we need bipartisan leadership in congress otherwise we're risking the republic for these individuals to protect the president. >> one last question. what will democrats do -- do you have a plan for the moment you see it flash across your phone that

senator lindsey graham, january 5th meeting included obama, then fbi director james comey, deputy attorney general sally yatesden and rice. the topic, how law enforcement should investigate russian interference in the 2016 election. in this email rice wrote, quote, president obama began the conversation by stressing his continued commitment to ensuring every aspect of this issue is handled by the intelligence and law enforcement communities by the book. the president stressed he is not asking about initiating or instructing anything from a law enforcement perspective, he iterated our law enforcement needs to proceed as it normally would. that expression, by the book. triceps attorney responded there's nothing unusual about the national security advisor memorializing an important discussion for the record but senator graham doesn't see it that way. >> what brought on that conversation on january 5th. they knew they were going to be out of power in days, an email trail showing the president doing it by the book, when you look at what happened, not by the book, this is really odd. >> reporter: the senators sent

. >> martha: the overall-thrust of this is that several individuals including james comey and andrew mccabe and sally yatesnd others signed off on the application for these fisa warrants. every 90 days it has to be renewed. every 90 days you have to have a very specific reason to renew it. what they used according to this was the findings of christopher steele. they never mentioned to the fisa court even they knew that steele was funded by the clinton campaign. they never mentioned that to the fisa judges? >> yes, that is shameful. the american public should realize, this is not like giving somebody a traffic ticket. going into a fisa secret court to get a warrant to wiretap an american citizen, this is the highest responsibility. you have an obligation not to just tell what is bad but any evidence. put in the full picture. they submitted a dossier which comey admitted was unverified and salacious. they said michael cohen met with a russian agent. in the czech republic. he's never been there. it's information like that, that was the basis of this dossier. to use that dossier to spy on an american citizen i

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james comey. clinton deputy attorney general sally yates and later by trump appointee, deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. democrats are taking issue with the characterization of the dossier and how it was used with the fisa court saying the process is more complex. fox news that the dossier was the first line in the fisa application. so it was played up, not minimized to get the warrant, neil. >> neil: is it the only thing in which the fisa warrant was executed? that's what obviously we don't know. >> right. based on our reporting, there was a mosaic of intelligence that was used to obtain that surveillance warrant. but the bottom line is that the fisa court, the national security court is akin to the supreme court and there's a high bar that you have to cross to spy on an american in the united states and the fisa court would demand that the sourcing of the dossier be clear to them, also whether it might in some way less credible because of its origins and that was not shared with the court and they will not be happy about that to say the least. >> neil: thank you, catherine. diane black sto

the full throated adops of this illegal misconduct abuse of fisa by james comey and andrew mccabe and sally yates and rod rosenstein and i will seem criminal prosecution against the traitors to our nation. >> that is pretty poisonous stuff. listen, the number, the heart of this memo, it is a four-page memo, very short. there is not much in there. by the way, the fir -- the first two words. are top secret. stamped in big bold letters. the president declassified a top secret document for in my opinion purely partisan political advantage so he thinks. i hope it backfires in his face. but nunes and the republicans on the house intelligence committee, they are claiming that the department of justice pulled the wool over the eyes of that special court that authorizes monitoring of the communications of american citizens. remember this started the cause -- because a foreign policy adviser to donald trump, part of the campaign, a volunteer to be sure, but part of an important body within the campaign, was -- has been suspected for four or five years of being a russian agent or the target of russian recru

that's what appears to have happen at the hands of james comey, andrew mccabe, rod rosenstein, and sally yates they signed off on the document. they verified their truth and authenticity. it appears that that was all a lie. that's six different felonies, perjury, fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud. >> sean: thank you all. when we come back, michelle malcolm straight ahead ♪ when you have a cold, stuff happens. [ dog groans ] [ coughs and sneezes ] nothing relieves more symptoms than alka seltzer plus maximum strength liquid gels. >> sean: following friday special counsel indictment, the liberal mainstream destroy trump media went out of their way to attack the president, as they usually do. it casts an ominous shadow over the future of the trump administration, doom, gloom, hysteria daily. they've been wrong the whole time. >> it's now obvious that the russians were trying to interfere in our election. >> it appears the stress might be getting to him. >> this is getting closer and closer to the trump inner circle. for the white house staff getting more and more worried about that? or is it just

parts of it are heavily redacted but it memorializes a meading with james comey and sally yates and national security advisor susan rice and president of the united states barack obama to codify that the instructions from the president to law enforcement was to do things by the book. it leaves the door open as to whether the national security apparatus took a different approach because there is a reference according to the two senators, to the need to maybe withhold information from the trump transition team that it thought was sensitive because of russia. the bottom line is susan rice is being given until the third week of this month to respond and we should learn a lot more then, bill. >> bill: it will be very interesting to see how far these leaders go on their answers today. we'll be watching. thank you, catherine herridge live inside that room in washington >> sandra: another big story this morning the senate expected to open the debate on the gop's latest immigration proposal allowing a path for citizenship for 1.8 million dreamers and funding for the border wall. republicans claiming

a january 2017 oval office meeting between president obama then fbi director james comey and former deputy dagen: sally yatesscussing the russian election interference and need to determine whether information should be shared with the incoming trump transition team. the fbi investigation into the trump campaign contacts with russia at this point was entering its sixth month and the rice e-mail reads in part, "the president stressed he is not asking about initiating or instructing anything from a law enforcement perspective. he reiterated our law enforcement team needs to proceed as it normally would by the book." the senators had given the former national security advisor until february 22 to answer a series of questions. why would she make that kind of claim about the president and his instructions that they follow standard procedure when now all the evidence suggests that standard procedures were not followed in this case, david david: there's an acronym cya, which of course we all know whether some of that was going on whether she was trying to prevent as you say the impression that she did something whi

, 2017 oval office meeting between president obama, former fbi director james comey and former deputy attorney general sally yatesolving russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. in her email rice notes that president obama apparently told comey and orioles to handle things, quote, by the book. really? and grassley and graham are struck by the context and the timing of this email and they have now sent out a series of questions for rice to answer by february 22nd. now, while republican memos are providing damning fax and evidence about deep state government corruption, the democrats they desperately trying to cover up the truth. they never wanted you to see this information. and they are trying to change the narrative. they put out their own counter memo and on friday president trump sent the democrats' memo back to the house intelligence committee with a letter explaining why. because it contained classified sources and methods that could jeopardize national security. and, of course, the media prick thattably ignored all of these facts and attacking president trump for being anti-transparency. but,

2017 oval office meetingma between president oba, forming fbi director james comey, and former deputy attorney general sally yatesarding russian interference meant 2016ct presidential election. and her email, she notes that president obama apparently told us told the comey and others to handle things "by the book." really? grassley and graham are the context and the timing and they have sent out a series of questions for rice to answer by february 22nd. while public and members are providing facts and evidence of how deep state government corruption, theoc democrats aret trying to cover up the truth. he never wanted you to see this information. they are trying to changed the narrative. p they put at their own counter memo. on friday, president trump sent the democrats' mom tell mike memo back explaining why because it contained classified sources and methods that could jeopardize national security. of course the media ignored all of these facts and the area the attacking president trump for being anti-transparency. they are lying. setting a trap for the president, they wanted him to release classified sources and

james comey signed off. sally yates, who was the acting ag during the trump administration was asked to step down. and rod rosenstein, all are named in this memo to continue surveilling, which means they had to be continuing to get. intelligence and be productive. another person named in this memo is you, david korn. another one of the things, the claims that are in this memo is that christopher steel, the author of the infamous dossier that has enraged nunez and donald trump supposedly was terminated by the fbi because he talked to you. can you lay out for the audience whether or not that is true? >> this is a good example of the memo exaggerating a piece of information, which causes me and others to suspect every other piece of information in the memo. first off, they cite a piece i whereon wrote on october 31st, 2016, put that aside. what they are trying to do is show that steels was sort of a bad source for the fbi. the fbi turned on him, but still somehow they used him to get the fisa warrant ob carter page. there

lie to a judge and that is what appears to have happened at the hands of james comey, andrew mccabe, rod r rosenstein, and sally yates. they signed off on thees documes verifying their truth and authenticity.th it appears that that was all a lie, and that is six different felonies, perjury, fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, abuse of power, it goes on and on trade >> sean: thank you all. it's amazing. when we come back. mine. mine. and it always will be, forever and forever. the new rx 350l with three rows for seven passengers. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. even if you're trying your best. a daily struggle, along with diet and exercise, once-daily toujeo may help you control your blood sugar. get into a daily groove. ♪let's groove tonight. ♪share the spice of life. ♪baby slice it right. from the makers of lantus, toujeo provides blood sugar-lowering activity for 24 hours and beyond, proven blood sugar control all day and all night, and significant a1c reduction. toujeo is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't

james comey. his deputy, andrew mccabe. and then sally yates and by trump appointee, trump attorneyen general, rod rosenstein. many are taking issue saying the fisa process is more complex. many say that that the political motivations of steele are not accurate. in the last few minutes, fox news just learned that when the fisa applications were submitted, the dossier was like the top line item, shep, it was played up, it was not minimized. >> shepard: catherine herridge in washington. thank you, cat. >> you're welcome. >> shepard: john roberts is live in the yard this afternoon. >> we heard from the president. he weighed on this after meeting with north korean defectors. this was after the memo was transmitted. listen to what the president said after reading the memo. >> i think it's terrible, if you want to know the truth. it's a disgrace what is going on in this country. the memo was sent to congress that was declassified. congress will do whatever they're going to do. i think it's a disgrace what is happening in our country. >> of course, wh

republican side came from arizona congressman paul gosar, he said the actions of james comey, andrew mccabe, sally yates statement, he said, i will be leading a letter to the attorney general seeking criminal prosecution against these traitors to our nation. we have the republican memo in its entirety posted own our website, abc7news.com. >>> new details this morning on a school shooting in los angeles. prosecutors say a gun accidentally went off in a 12-year-old girl's backpack. it sent a single bullet through the wrist of a 15-year-old girl and then struck a 15-year-old boy in the head. the boy is expected to survive. police are trying to figure out not only how the girl got the gun into the school but why she brought it there in the first place. the 12-year-old girl has been arrested and is expected to be arraigned on monday. >>> the money who sold ammunition to las vegas gunman stephen paddock was arrested after holding a press conference. douglas hague an aerospace engineer and part time ammunition reseller said he sold 720 rounds of surplus u.s. military tracer ammunition to paddock at his home in

james comey fired directoren andrew mccabe and pushed out sally yates, fired.torney general dana who had been fired and brought him back. and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. the white house denied tonight that rod's job is on the line but denied that the president ever tried to fire special counselor robert mueller, which we now know he did. people have been calling this a slow motion saturday night massacre. after nixon cleared out the justice department to try to stop the investigation against him. joining us now is our friend michael besh squlosh. thank you for being with us. put this in context in terms of magnitude and how big a deal this is and how strange it is. j just as you have been suggesting, we could in the next few days seeing the firing of rod rosenstein, which could load to an effort to constrain robert mueller's investigation or even shut it down. so i suggest the next couple days we all sleep with one eye open because we don't know what's going to. happen. even a larger context, this is a guy donald trump who since the time he was elec

we had the susan rice email implicating joe biden, barack obama, sally yates, james comey, and susan a conspiracy to get trump on russia. you had information that the number four official at the obama justice department bruce ohr hid information about his relationship with the clinton campaign cash machine, basically fusion gps that was collaborating with russia intelligence to launder dirt against or really the defamatory dirt against president trump into the fbi/doj apparatus u and have you got this indictment of russians abroad. the indictment is really never going to see the light of day trial. it's never going to come here and be tried. never find out whether anything in the indictment is true what would they rather be talking about this indictment where they found despite all of the kings horses and all the king's men. not one american colluded with the russians when they were trying to play games here in the american political campaigns. pete: i don't think your statement is entirely true. some americans did collude with the russians and it looked like the democrats and the hi

other words, the fisa warrants were approved by fbi director james comey, deputy fbi director andrew mccabe, acting attorney general sally yates. and deputy a.g. rod rosenstein. there are so many lapses and biases at play here it's so hard to keep track of them but we are going to do our best. we know the fbi authorized payment for the man at the center of this entire opus, christopher steele, for information in that dossier. and to be clear, steele was like hardly an objective source when it came to national security matters. he is quoted in the house intel memo as telling doj officials that he was, quote, desperate that donald trump not get elected and was passionate about him not being president. no agenda there whatsoever. so he cooks up this fake dossier so try to kill trump's candidacy. and at the same time, steele began shooting his mouth off to yahoo news about carter page's trip to moscow, which included his infamous dossier. the fbi later cites that yahoo news story as corroborating evidence of the dossier's credibility. that's a neat trick. a story about the dossier is corroboration of the story itself which is fake

well he did actually write an op ed and said that james comey was wrong and made a poor judgment but it was really learn how to lynch and sally yates who could have done something and but for their decision to not order him not to send his letter and they could have on october twenty seventh as i reported in my book they made a decision not to order him because they were worried about his grandstanding if they did and they thought hillary will win anyway what a sad understandable but said choice that gave us donald trump when they didn't order him not to send the letter you suggested that there was such overconfidence that deep thought you could win anyway right so somebody very close to the dog o'shea sions on the day he was considering writing that letter. has told me and i've reported on many sides of this including senior people in the intelligence community that james komi wanted to protect his political rights in the congress and decided to send that letter even though the letter said we don't know anything we don't have any facts he specifically said that in his letter he wrote it anyway because he said there is no way that